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In this edition of Weekly Top News, we shift our focus to the re-emerging irregular migration issues trending in the last few days here in West Africa. We will discuss this re-emerging craze to make this perilous journey, the role…
Victims and families of victims of demonstrations in Guinea demand the immediate extradition of Former President Conde to face justice. Thousands of supporters of Liberian President Weah converge in the capital city – Monrovia to endorse his re-election. Some Ghanaians…
Let us now turn to the 43rd Ordinary Session of the Executive Council of the African Union in Nairobi. And this statement by Antonio Pedro, Acting Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa. In his view, Africa should harness…
This edition of Wellbodi focuses on a Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD) named Lymphatic Filariasis also known as Elephantiasis. The unfortunate thing about this disease is, not just that it is caused by parasitic worms, it is highly infectious, spreading from…
ECOWAS Chair President Tinubu briefs African Union AU of efforts to promote democracy and deepen governance. Senegalese Members of Parliament to Vote on a crucial electoral amendment bill this morning. Liberia’s Electoral Umpire ends the nomination process for candidates ahead…
The ECOWAS’s presence at the Fifth Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the African Union Member States in Nairobi, Kenyan capital underscored the region’s strength, clarity, and purpose. The message was delivered by the ECOWAS chair President Bola Tinubu, who joined several…
Members of Parliament in Senegal are due to meet at the National Assembly this morning at 10 am Dakar time to vote under an urgent procedure to ratify the conclusions of the national dialogue. The vote if successful, means that…
Cote d’Ivoire’s Independent Electoral Commission CEI says it has received thousands of complaints from political parties ahead of the September 2 twin elections. Of the 14,147 complaints received, 3,548 were deemed inadmissible by the electoral umpire. Oge Obierika reports WADR…
Parliament and stakeholders are divided over the proposed substitution of the death penalty with life imprisonment. As a sovereign nation, Ghana has not executed anybody convicted and sentenced to the death penalty since 1993, but the trial courts continue to…
The recent decision by Nigeria’s Government to allocate 500 billion Naira or 650 million US dollars as Conditional Cash Transfers to select households to cushion the impact of fuel subsidy removal has sparked widespread criticism from Nigerians across the country.…
Security sources in Niger say since the start of July, nearly 11,000 people located in the southwest of Niger, near Burkina Faso, have been forced to leave their homes. The majority of that number are women and children escaping violence…
Elections are the main pillars of democracy and have become a commonly accepted means to legitimize governance institutions in West Africa and indeed the world over. WEEKLY TOP NEWS – TACKLING THE MENACE OF IRREGULAR MIGRATION IN WEST AFRICA We…
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