The government of Senegal on Tuesday addressed some pressing issues in the country.  Among the challenges discussed was the concerning issue of irregular migration, which has tragically resulted in the loss of numerous lives over the past two months. The…

President Alassane Ouattara’s proposal to revise Côte d’Ivoire’s Constitution, initially adopted in 2016, has been approved on Tuesday by both chambers of the Ivorian Parliament during a Congress held in Abidjan. The project received significant support from parliamentarians, with 88.53%…

The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana has taken action in response to the surge in inflation, particularly food inflation, by raising its monetary policy rate to 30%. This represents a 0.5% increase from the previous rate, which…

As Liberians celebrate the country’s 176th Independence Day today, the nation comes together under the theme: “Giving Our People Hope for a Violent-Free, Fair, Transparent, Inclusive, and Credible Elections.” On the eve of today’s occasion, our correspondent WADR has been…

Pensioners, represented by the Nigeria Union of Pensioners NUP, are making an appeal to the federal government. They are urging the government to include them in the planned distribution of palliatives to help ease the economic challenges resulting from the…

Gambia’s National Human Rights Commission Chief, Emmanuel Joof, has revealed President Adama Barrow appreciates his work, even though he occasionally makes comments that the government may not favor. Joof also highlighted the notable achievements of the commission while emphasizing the…