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•President Mahama assures reintegration of persons displaced by insecurity in the northern region of Ghana. •In Côte d’Ivoire, executives of the opposition PDCI petition an Abidjan Court over the legitimacy of Thiam’s party leadership. •And, Nigeria benefits from an 18…
This edition recalls statements by regional leaders and delegates at the second African Climate Summit in Ethiopia, asking for the continent’s shift from a victim to a strategic partnership position in combating climate change. Ethiopia, the Land of Origins, in…
Ghana’s Foreign Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has commended Burkina Faso and Côte d’Ivoire for extending support to thousands of Ghanaians displaced by recent ethnic clashes in the Savannah Region. He described the gesture as a demonstration of genuine Pan-African solidarity,…
President John Mahama has expressed deep concern over the communal conflict in Ghana’s Savannah Region, describing the situation as troubling. Speaking at a media engagement on Wednesday to review his first nine months in office, Mahama outlined measures his administration…
Tidjane Thiam’s leadership of Côte d’Ivoire’s main opposition party, the PDCI, is once again facing legal scrutiny. Two party activists have petitioned the Abidjan Court of First Instance to annul his appointment. The plaintiffs, local section leaders from Tanda and…
Guinea has officially begun distributing voter registration cards ahead of the September 21 constitutional referendum. With less than two weeks to the polls, the process has sparked mixed reactions among citizens. While some express satisfaction with the smooth rollout, others…
Nigeria has joined forces with the European Union and Germany to launch a €18 million programme aimed at strengthening agriculture and food security. The four-year initiative, called the EU-VACE TARED Project, will be implemented in seven states, focusing on dairy,…
Lomé is hosting the second edition of the Africa Week 2025 Maritime Forum, which began yesterday and runs until Friday. The event is an initiative of the African Maritime Services (AMS) Group, organized in partnership with Togo’s Ministry of Maritime…
Benin’s Council of Ministers has adopted the draft budget for 2026, the final budget bill under President Patrice Talon’s administration. The draft budget focuses on consolidating the country’s economic transformation while increasing allocations for social spending. Authorities say the bill…
Liberia and Rwanda have deepened their bilateral ties with the signing of two landmark agreements in Monrovia on Wednesday. The deals include the establishment of a Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation and a Reciprocal Visa Waiver Agreement. The signing ceremony,…
Nearly 60% of Sierra Leoneans have considered emigrating, according to a recent Afrobarometer survey. The findings highlight a growing desire among citizens to seek better opportunities abroad. The research shows that younger people, the unemployed, and the highly educated are…
•Ghana’s President Mahama reiterates government commitment to revolk LI 2462 to curb illegal mining •Major opposition political parties in Côte d’Ivoire denounce Constitutional Council’s validated candidate list, describe outcome as weaponization of judiciary. •Senegal Hosts 2025 Africa’s Business Heroes semi-finals…
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