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The diplomatic passports of ministers were seized yesterday by the Guinean Presidency. The latest anti-corruption measure is coming days after the directors of administrative and financial affairs in Ministries and departments were banned from leaving the country. This initiative was…
A trial into the assassination of a senior army chief in Togo opened in Lome, the nation’s capital on Monday. Appearing at the court was Major General, Félix Abalo Kadangha, the former Chief of Staff of the Togolese army. Kadangha,…
Liberia’s National Elections Commission NEC is expected to later today at 4:30 pm declare the final results from the October 10 general elections. After nearly two weeks, 20 presidential candidates including incumbent George Weah and Opposition candidate Joseph Boakai both…
The Nigerian State has hailed its historic victory in the decade-long legal battle against a British company – Process & Industrial Developments (P&ID) in a collapsed gas project. On Monday, a judge at London’s High Court overturned an 11-billion-dollar damages…
An elected official in northern Cameroon on Monday reported the abduction of at least 30 people including students by gunmen. Celestin Yandal, Mayor of Touboro a town where the incident occurred described the perpetrators as bandits. Sang Donald Mendy completes…
Stakeholders in youth development have reaffirmed their commitments to empowering people in the Gambia as the country holds Youth Connekt Gambia Summit 3.0 The objective of the summit is to encourage policy dialogue, and robust investment for youth partnership to…
The practice of female genital mutilation (FGM) is said to be pervasive in central Liberia—Bong County, where babies as young as two years old are subjected to the cut as part of initiation into a secret society called the Sandy…
Authorities in Mali call for negotiation with former rebel groups after renewed hostilities. A Civil Society Organization in Niger announces plan to mobilize personalities to liaise with ECOWAS in lifting economic sanctions The Nigerian State hails a London Court’s ruling…
The Senegalese Police disperse a crowd of students at the Cheick Anta Diop University in Dakar demanding the reopening of the institution months after its closure. The European Union EU approves a framework for the imposition of sanctions on junta…
Despite the hurdles on the way, with a future that looks unpredictable due to the predicament, they found themselves in. West Africa Democracy Radio paid a courtesy visit to the Pink House located North of the Senegalese capital, Dakar, where…
Politics in SENEGAL and Liberia Presidential election run-off The show in this edition starts with the political development in Senegal, as the political saga surrounding the detained opposition politician Ousmane Sonko took a new twist, with a provincial judge appearing…
Lawyers of Deposed President Bazoum Challenge Nigerien Junta to Prove His Well-Being Amid Detention Concerns. Liberian Observers Expect Minimal Impact on Presidential Outcome as Election Commission Announces Nimba County Rerun Final Results Senegal’s Opposition Candidates Raise Concerns Over Alleged Harassment…
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