In a significant move toward accountability, Senegal’s National Assembly has approved the trial of five former ministers from ex-President Macky Sall’s government. The ministers will be prosecuted by the High Court of Justice—the only institution with the mandate to try…

Ghana’s national security has received a major lift with the U.S. donation of 14 Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs) to the Ghana Armed Forces. The APCs were officially handed over at a ceremony at Burma Camp in Accra and are expected…

Liberia has reconnected thousands of residents in rural Bomi County through a renewed digital inclusion effort under the Universal Access Program. In Suehn Mecca, a previously dormant telecom tower has been reactivated, thanks to collaboration between the Liberia Telecommunications Authority,…

Authorities in Guinea-Bissau have dismantled a major human trafficking and illegal immigration network operating in the capital, Bissau. The Judicial Police say a large-scale operation across several neighborhoods led to the successful takedown of the criminal network, which had been…

Political parties in Mali have voiced strong opposition following the government’s recent suspension of all political and associational activities. The controversial decision, issued by the Council of Ministers, is said by the military-led government to be necessary for restoring public…

Côte d’Ivoire’s government has approved a revision to Article 51 of the Electoral Code, just six months before the 2025 presidential election. The amendment targets the endorsement process for presidential candidates, requiring each aspirant to secure backing from 1% of…

Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has outlined key early achievements of his administration, promising a decisive reset of the nation’s governance. In a national address on May 7, Mahama highlighted actions such as reducing government size, abolishing the controversial E-levy,…