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Ghanaian police have launched a probe into a fatal shooting that left five men dead in Asiyaw, near Nsawam, in the Eastern Region. The incident, which occurred on April 29, reportedly stemmed from a dispute over sand mining. Authorities say…
In Niger, General Abdourahmane Tiani has appointed members to the Consultative Council for Refoundation, marking a key milestone in the country’s post-conference transition process. The appointments follow the national conference held in Niamey in February 2025, which set the framework…
Togo’s academic community gathered Thursday at the University of Lomé to discuss the African Union’s recent designation of slavery and colonization as crimes against humanity. The focus was on the enduring impact of these atrocities on Africans. The AU’s resolution,…
At this year’s International Labor Day event in Abuja, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) of Nigeria called for stronger global worker solidarity and decried rising global instability driven by greed and unchecked capitalism. TUC President Festus Osifo warned that the…
Mali has become the latest African country to roll out the R21/Matrix-M vaccine to protect children against malaria. This is the first time the country is introducing a malaria vaccine into its public health system. The move marks a significant…
As is customary, In The Sahel presents a monthly panel of discussants to offer comprehensive analysis and insights into significant security issues, concerns, or interests. Abdullahi Hassan invited two specialists to explore the effects of national and regional dialogues on…
Labour Union in Nigeria Urges Reforms, Slams State of Emergency in Rivers In Senegal, workers Unions stand up against layoffs in the public sector Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai Issues Executive Order 147 for a Mandatory Identification Enrollment United Nations calls…
Trade Union Congress in Ghana demands urgent pension and labour reforms at 2025 May Day celebration In Senegal, workers Unions stand up against layoffs in the public sector Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai Issues Executive Order 147 for a Mandatory Identification…
•Ivorian opposition PDCI launches diplomatic initiative with U.S. Government over the removal of its presidential candidate from the electoral list. •Amnesty International denounces a proposal to dissolve all political parties in Mali; terms the move a grave human rights violation.…
In Mali, citizens are reacting to the controversial proposal emerging from recent consultations on revising the political party charter. Key recommendations include dissolving all political parties and appointing General Assimi Goïta as president for a renewable five-year term. While some…
Amnesty International has called on Malian authorities to withdraw a controversial proposal to dissolve all political parties. The organization expressed deep concern over what it describes as an escalating crackdown on civic freedoms. In a statement issued Wednesday, Amnesty labeled…
The Democratic Party of Côte d’Ivoire (PDCI) has launched a diplomatic campaign to advocate for an inclusive and peaceful presidential election this October. The move follows the controversial removal of its candidate, Tidiane Thiam, from the electoral roll. On Wednesday,…
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