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Benin’s former police chief, Louis Philippe Houndegnon, may face two years in prison as the state prosecutor pushes for sentencing. Houndegnon, a vocal critic of the current government, is on trial for inciting rebellion and harassment through a communication system.…
In Rivers State, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) will observe May Day with a rally demanding the return of democratic governance. The protest comes amid concerns over the ongoing state of emergency in the oil-rich region, which many view as…
In Accra, anti-galamsey group Generational Rights Protection Society led a protest calling for tougher government action on illegal mining. The demonstrators expressed outrage over the government’s perceived weak response to the destruction caused by galamsey operations. They marched through the…
The Liberia Poultry Federation has voiced serious concerns about a lack of transparency in policies affecting the sector. At its first stakeholders’ meeting in Monrovia, members from across the poultry industry gathered to review a key policy document drafted in…
Media owners in Senegal threaten legal action over the government’s shutdown of dozens of outlets for non-compliance with media code. In Mali, the National Consultation on Political Parties Reconfiguration moves to phase three. And, in Ghana, protesters hit the streets…
Opposition Parties in Togo denounce the Government’s indefinite postponement of their planned demonstration Senegalese Government orders the closure of over three hundred non- compliant media outlets Benin’s President Talon calls for peace and reunification of Catholic Church ahead of 2026…
Senegalese Government orders the closure of over three hundred non- compliant media outlets Beninese President Talon calls for peace and reunification of Catholic Church ahead of 2026 elections Latest Afro barometer report in Ghana reveals rising support for military intervention…
The World Health Organisation says Outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles, meningitis and yellow fever are rising globally, and diseases like diphtheria, which have long been held at bay or virtually disappeared in many countries, are at risk of…
In Mali, final consultations on the review of the Political Parties Charter have begun today, April 28, 2025. Tensions are running high, with several political groups demanding the process be abandoned, fearing it could dissolve existing parties. Meanwhile, supporters of…
The Ivorian opposition party PPA-CI has launched a bold new campaign titled “Trop C’est Trop” (Enough is Enough). At a weekend meeting in Cocody, party leader Laurent Gbagbo addressed the political crisis within the PDCI and broader concerns over electoral…
Nigerien authorities are strongly condemning the mass expulsion of Sub-Saharan migrants by Algeria and Libya. Thousands, including many Nigeriens, are being forcibly abandoned at the border in dire conditions. Victims have shared harrowing accounts of torture, abuse, and rape during…
In a major operation against human trafficking, Ghanaian authorities have repatriated 231 Nigerians. The victims, mostly young men and women, were lured to Ghana with false promises of opportunity. Instead, they were forced into internet fraud activities before being rescued…
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