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Taureg separatists in northern Mali on Wednesday accused the army and Russian paramilitary group Wagner of having killed seven Chadian and Nigerien civilians in drone strikes on the Algerian border. However, the Malian army is yet to comment on these…
The Nigerian government says it can no longer continue to subsidize electricity, adding that the nation must begin to move towards a cost-effective tariff model, as the country is currently indebted to the tune of N1.3 trillion to generating companies…
Burkina Faso will begin its national vaccination campaign against measles and rubella from March 15 to 21 in 170 health districts. The Minister of Health and Public Hygiene in a statement, noted that the national vaccination campaign aims to strengthen…
This edition of ‘’Take the Lead’’ shafted towards another prevailing issue permeating the younger population… ‘’AFRICAN YOUTHS and READING HABITS’’ Imagine what a difference it would make if every child in Africa loves to read. Including their reading habits and…
In this edition of Discovery, we explore Banjul, the capital and fourth largest city of The Gambia. The city sits on an island where the Gambia River meets the Atlantic Ocean. Its colonial buildings include the National Museum, dedicated to…
Certain cultural barriers have marginalized women football in Cote d’Ivoire leading to little or no success in the sector. However, the President of Ivory Coast Football Federation Yacine Diallo expressed his unwavering commitment to breaking down these barriers and creating…
African Union Set to Meet in Addis Ababa With Senegal’s Election Postponement and Sahel Withdrawal in Focus. Senegalese Telecom Unions Protest Government’s Mobile Internet Reduction, Declaring February 14 a Negative Day. Nigeria’s Government to consider Removal of subsidy on electricity…
This edition of the programme discusses Agribusiness and Food Sufficiency. However, this may sound good, but this sub-sector of agriculture is not without its challenges. This has led to Burkina Faso receiving approval for 38 million euros for food security…
Unions in Senegal representing telecom operators are rallying against the government’s recent reduction of mobile internet access following violent clashes between protesters and security forces. The workers have initiated a series of measures to protest what they perceive as an assault…
Dozens of African government delegations are expected in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Wednesday for the Opening session of the 37th African Union conference. There are several burning issues on the table, including the postponement of the presidential election…
Mali’s transitional authorities are taking steps to establish a new, independent IT system for the country. Introduced by Colonel Assimi Goïta, this sovereign IT system, named Mali Kura Biometrics, has been crafted by national experts to ensure the nation’s digital…
The Nigerian government is responding to surging food costs and double-digit inflation by proposing the establishment of a national commodity board. This board is intended to regulate the prices of grains and other commodities, particularly as smallholder farmers play a…
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