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The Ivorian government is activating Article 13 of the nation’s finance law to aid the recovery of foreign tax debts to optimize resources for the State. Public accountants are thereby authorized to recover debts from States having concluded an international…
The Nigerian government worried about the exodus of professionals especially in the education sector to other shores, is seeking partnership with the European Union and the United States to save the sector. The Minister of State for Education, Dr…
Liberia has flagged off its 2023 digital agricultural census, to be conducted shortly throughout the country. With support from the World Bank, the country’s Institute for Statistics and Geo Information Services (LIGIS), will conduct the census in collaboration with…
In this edition, we explore the beauty of the Zimba masquerade, a Senegambia masquerade belonging to the Wolof tribe. It is said to depict the behaviours and existence of a lion, thus symbolizing power, courage, and loyalty. Sankulleh Janko tells…
Guinean security forces arrest several journalists protesting against internet cuts and jamming of broadcast signal Senegalese Opposition Presidential Candidate Karim Wade gets a chance to fight his dual citizenship case following France’s publication. Cote d’Ivoire places temporary ban on export…
Senegalese Opposition Presidential Candidate Karim Wade gets a chance to fight his dual citizenship case following France’s publication. Senegal, Mali, and Mauritania Forge Strategic Security Alliance to Tackle Cross-Border Threats. High-profile Energy Scandal in Mali’s Preliminary Investigation Concludes as Top…
The Senegalese political landscape is by the day gaining more attention as the February 25 general elections draw nearer. This time, the candidacy of Karim Wade, a presidential aspirant appears to be on solid ground, with the confirmation of his renunciation…
Welcome to In The Sahel, WADR’s weekly magazine where we bring you reports and in-depth analysis on the African security crisis through the African lens that shapes our region. Last week’s episode was on Intelligence gathering and the role of…
Today’s package will bring you some well-known and documented side effects or consequences of the excessive use of chemicals in the form of pesticides, herbicides and composition in fertilisers. Meanwhile, the United Nations Office for West Africa and the Sahel…
Senegal, Mali, and Mauritania Forge Strategic Security Alliance to Tackle Cross-Border Threats. High-profile Energy Scandal in Mali’s Preliminary Investigation Concludes as Top Executives and Former Minister Face Charges A Sierra Leone High Court Grants Former President Ernest Bai Koroma Permission…
Following three days of deliberations in the southern Senegalese town of Tambacounda, Senegal, Mali, and Mauritania are intensifying their collaboration on cross-border security. Military delegations from the three nations have outlined a roadmap for 2024. The primary objective is to collectively…
The preliminary investigation and police custody at the Malian Economic and Financial Department in the case of the company in charge of energy came to an end. Multiple high-ranking executives from the Energy and Water Development Company (EDM), including the…
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