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Nearly 60% of Sierra Leoneans have considered emigrating, according to a recent Afrobarometer survey. The findings highlight a growing desire among citizens to seek better opportunities abroad. The research shows that younger people, the unemployed, and the highly educated are…
•Ghana’s President Mahama reiterates government commitment to revolk LI 2462 to curb illegal mining •Major opposition political parties in Côte d’Ivoire denounce Constitutional Council’s validated candidate list, describe outcome as weaponization of judiciary. •Senegal Hosts 2025 Africa’s Business Heroes semi-finals…
Senegal is making history this week as it hosts the semi-finals of the Africa’s Business Heroes competition, an initiative of the Jack Ma Foundation. This year’s edition is especially significant as it marks the first time the event is being…
The European Union, Germany, and Nigeria have launched a €18.3 million agricultural programme aimed at strengthening key value chains, boosting food security, and reducing the country’s reliance on imports, in what stakeholders described as a historic turning point for Nigeria’s…
•Major opposition political parties in Côte d’Ivoire denounces Constitutional Council’s validated candidate list, describes outcome as weaponization of judiciary. •Senegal Hosts 2025 Africa’s Business Heroes semi-finals aimed at providing investment support to African Innovators •National Union of Petroleum Workers of…
•Major opposition political parties in Côte d’Ivoire voice discontent with the Constitutional Council’s validated candidate list. •National Union of Petroleum Workers of Nigeria suspends industrial action following an agreement with Dangote refinery. •Gambia’s President Barrow ends state visit to Guinea-Bissau…
•National Union of Petroleum Workers of Nigeria suspends industrial action following an agreement with Dangote refinery. •President Barrow ends state visit to Guinea-Bissau with several agreements signed, including security cooperation. •And major opposition political parties in Côte d’Ivoire voice discontent…
Despite notable progress in women’s empowerment across West Africa and beyond, the question remains: has patriarchy truly loosened its grip, or does it continue to shape decision-making spaces? From politics and business to community leadership, women have made significant strides,…
In Nigeria, a major fuel supply crisis has been averted after oil workers suspended their two-day strike. The decision came following a breakthrough agreement with the Dangote Refinery, Africa’s largest oil processing facility, over unionisation rights. The strike had raised…
In Ghana, an international trade expert is urging the Ministries of Trade and Foreign Affairs to intervene in the escalating dispute between Ghanaian and Nigerian spare parts traders at Abossey Okai. The long-standing conflict, centered on the enforcement of Ghana’s…
Tensions are rising in Côte d’Ivoire as major opposition parties denounce the Constitutional Council’s validated candidate list for the October 25 presidential elections. Key political actors argue that the Council’s decision reflects the state’s manipulation of the justice system for…
The Gambia and Guinea-Bissau have signed a new security cooperation agreement aimed at tackling cross-border threats. The agreement was reached during Gambian President Adama Barrow’s two-day visit to Bissau, where he met with President Umaro Sissoko Embaló. Both leaders emphasized…
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