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Ghana’s Interior Minister, Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, is standing by a new government policy to deport foreign nationals caught engaging in illegal mining and fraud. The policy has drawn criticism from environmental groups, who argue that deportation is a weak and…
The trial of Michael Sang Correa, accused of torture under Yahya Jammeh’s regime, concludes this week in the U.S. Held at a district court in Denver, the trial began on April 7 with nine witnesses testifying against the alleged ex-death…
Benin’s President Patrice Talon has held key talks with religious leaders to promote national unity ahead of the 2026 elections. The meeting, organized with the Framework for Dialogue of Religious Denominations, focused on fostering peace and strengthening interfaith harmony. President…
Senegal stood out at the 50th Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions, winning ten prestigious awards for innovative contributions across health, agriculture, and technology. The country’s delegation, made up of researchers, students, and inventors, impressed international judges with solutions tailored to…
General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has promised to govern for all citizens following his overwhelming win in Gabon’s presidential election, where he secured 90.35% of the vote. With a turnout of 70.4%, more than 575,000 votes went to Nguema. His…
Guinean government to combine presidential and legislative elections amid calls for inclusive dialogue from opposition Women rally in Rivers State and call for return of suspended officials amid State of Emergency Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea Unite for transformative road…
The cure to Several diseases and ailments remains unknown, especially in the subregion. They are often rarely spoken of, especially with the tradition and culture embedded in our climate. Well, among them is Hemophilia, and this is what we will…
A fire broke out yesterday, April 12, 2025, at the State House in central Freetown, Sierra Leone. The Ministry of Information and Civic Education reports that the fire started around 4:00 p.m. on the 4th Floor of the West Wing…
A Nigerian woman has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by Benin’s Court for the Repression of Economic Offenses and Terrorism (CRIET) after being found guilty of drug trafficking. She was arrested at the Cotonou International Airport in possession…
Press associations in Mali are ramping up pressure for the release of Alfousseyni Togo. Togo, editor of The Duck of Venice, remains in custody over critical reporting on justice officials. He faces charges of defamation and undermining public order, with…
Schools across Côte d’Ivoire reopened Friday after days of strikes disrupted academic activities. The resumption is described as tentative, with some institutions still witnessing low turnout. Our correspondent visited schools in Grand-Bassam and Yopougon Attié, where classes slowly resumed. Teachers…
Côte d’Ivoire’s political scene is heating up months before the October 2025 presidential polls. In just 48 hours, controversies involving ex-President Laurent Gbagbo and banker Tidjane Thiam have stirred national attention. Internal party disputes and criticism of the electoral commission…
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