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Sierra Leone is presiding over the United Nations Security Council for November 2025, marking a significant moment for the country’s global diplomatic role. On Monday, November 17, President Julius Maada Bio chaired a high-level session on the theme “Threats to…
The Gambia and UNICEF have commemorated 60 years of partnership dedicated to advancing the rights and wellbeing of children and young people. The milestone reflects decades of collaboration on health, education, protection, and social development initiatives. A high-level anniversary event…
Benin’s National Autonomous Electoral Commission (CENA) has officially confirmed the final registration of the two candidate duos vying in the 2026 presidential election. The announcement marks a key milestone in the country’s electoral calendar. During a brief ceremony held at…
Ghana’s President Mahama has sworn Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie into office as the country’s new Chief Justice. His appointment follows last week’s parliamentary approval and comes after the recent removal of former Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo. The ceremony marks an important…
Authorities in Niger have suspended the activities of multiple NGOs and international organizations, citing national priorities, regulatory compliance, and security concerns. The directive was issued by the Ministry of the Interior and circulated to regional governors across the country. Although…
Senegal is hosting the One-Health-Secure regional workshop at the Pasteur Institute in Dakar, where experts from Maghreb and Sahel countries have gathered to strengthen collaboration on disease prevention. The five-day meeting, launched on Monday, is taking place at the CARE…
•Liberian women and girls petition United Nations Office over Government’s delay in prosecuting rape cases •Unknown Gunmen abduct 25 Students and kill a vice principal in Nigeria’s Northern Kebbi State •Niger suspend several NGOs and Associationsfor failing to comply with…
•That’s president Mahama swearing in Justice Paul Bafour Bonne as the Ghana’s new Chief justice, while committing to uphold JudiciaryIndependence •Mali’s opposition groupsurgecitizens to demand an end of the military rule •Human rights groups in Senegal, including Amnesty International, demand…
•That’s president Mahama swearing in Justice Paul Bafour Bonne as the Ghana’s new Chief justice, while committing to uphold JudiciaryIndependence •Mali’s opposition groupsurgecitizens to demand an end of the military transition rule. •Human rights groups in Senegal, including Amnesty International,…
•Human rights groups in Senegal, including Amnesty International, demand Justice for missing gendarmes •Benin’s recent constitutional reform extending both presidential and parliamentary termsignites widespread debate •The Gambia’s Female Lawyers Association begins a nationwide campaign to strengthen women’s access to justice…
In Senegal, human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, have called for justice over the mysterious disappearance of two gendarmes in November 2022. While the body of Fulbert Sambou was later found at sea, the circumstances of his death remain unclear.…
Benin’s latest constitutional reform has sparked widespread controversy after introducing two major institutional changes: the creation of a Senate and the extension of presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years. The move has triggered intense debate across the…
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