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Our focus in this edition is on an important event marked annually on May 5 to celebrate and raise awareness about the midwifery profession – International Day of the Midwife. Now midwifery is defined as skilled, knowledgeable and compassionate care…
•Heightening tensions in Togo as opposition parties and CSOs rally against the country’s transition to a parliamentary system •Young political leaders in Mali protest against the repeal of the political parties law amid tensions with military supporters •Senegal and Gabon…
May 1st, 2025, marks Labour Day across West Africa and the world at large—a day to honour the dedication and resilience of workers who drive our economies forward. From bustling markets to government offices, from cocoa farms to construction sites,…
Nigeria’s National Industrial Court finds Nasarawa, NFF and others guilty negligence- Football returns to the Independence Stadium of The Gambia- defending champions Al-Ahly crash out of the CAF Champions League- the UEFA Champions League is set for a thrilling round…
Senegalese National Assembly Lifts Parliamentary Immunity of two MPs indicted in the court of auditors’ report. Press freedom on a worrying decline in Sub-Saharan Africa, says Reporters Without Borders, Sierra Leone declares a public health emergency after a spike in…
Senegalese National Assemby lifts Parliamentary immunity of Moustapha Diop and Salimata Diop Reporters Without Borders say Press freedom is experiencing a worrying decline in Sub-Saharan Africa Sierre Leone declares Public health emergency after Mpox outbreak Liberian government to Host Fundraiser…
May 3 serves as a reminder to governments about the need to uphold their commitment to press freedom. It is also a day for media professionals to reflect on issues related to press freedom and professional ethics. Importantly, World Press…
•Political parties in Mali mobilize against their dissolution by the Government •Republican Police disrupts a planned rally by the Workers’ Union of Benin, on International Labor Day •Ivorian opposition politician Guillaume Soro denounces his removal from the electoral roll. TEASER…
•Political parties in Mali mobilize against their dissolution by the Government •Republican Police disrupts a planned rally by the Workers’ Union of Benin, on International Labor Day •And, Ivorian opposition politician Guillaume Soro denounces his removal from the electoral roll.
Former Ivorian Prime Minister Guillaume Soro has strongly condemned his removal from Côte d’Ivoire’s electoral roll, calling it a sign of democratic decline ahead of the October presidential election. Soro, also a former Speaker of Parliament, expressed concern over rising…
Political parties in Mali are mobilizing to resist a government decision to dissolve them, calling it a serious blow to democracy. The move followed recommendations from the recent national consultation of vital forces. The dissolution was approved during a cabinet…
Nobel Laureate and peace activist Leymah Gbowee has called for a cultural transformation in Liberia to boost women’s participation in politics. Her remarks add weight to growing demands for gender equity in leadership. Speaking out this week, Gbowee emphasized that…
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