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•Ghana’s New Patriotic Party to boycott rerun of Ablekuma North parliamentary election in 19 polling stations •Amnesty International denounces Climate of Teror over increasing rate of mysterious disappearance in Guinea •Gambian Parliament rejects 2024 Draft Constitution at Second Reading stage,…
The Gambia’s push for a new constitution has once again hit a wall as the National Assembly rejected the 2024 Draft Constitution Bill during its second reading on Monday. With only 35 of 56 MPs voting in favor, the bill…
•Gambian Parliament rejects 2024 Draft Constitution at Second Reading stage, after failing to meet the required 75% threshold for approval. •Guinean Lawyers Extend Nationwide Strike by two weeks Over Unmet Demands •Togo’s public prosecutor launches investigation into the deaths of…
•Gambian Parliament Blocks 2024 Draft Constitution at Second Reading •Guinean Lawyers Extend Nationwide Strike by two weeks Over Unmet Demands •Liberian War Victims Demand Compensation Following President Boakai’s Public Apology
Gambia’s National Assembly has once again blocked efforts to adopt a new constitution after rejecting the 2024 Draft Constitution Bill during its second reading on Monday. Only 35 out of 56 lawmakers voted in favor, falling short of the required…
Lawyers in Guinea have extended their nationwide strike by another two weeks, intensifying pressure on authorities to investigate the abduction of prominent attorney Mohamed Traoré. The decision came during an extraordinary general assembly at the Bar Association’s headquarters, where legal…
Senegal’s Union of Magistrates (UMS) has declined a meeting with Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, citing his refusal to retract controversial comments made about the judiciary. The move follows Sonko’s reaction to the Supreme Court’s decision upholding his defamation conviction, which…
A new court hearing opened Tuesday in Mali to contest the government’s decision to dissolve political parties and associations last May. Several political groups and civil society organizations are challenging the move, calling it unconstitutional. The original hearing, scheduled for…
Togo’s public prosecutor has launched an investigation into the deaths of seven protesters during anti-government demonstrations in late June. The move follows mounting pressure from civil society and rights groups demanding accountability. The protests, which called for President Faure Gnassingbé’s…
Liberian war victims are demanding compensation following President Joseph Boakai’s public apology at a national reconciliation event. The president urged citizens to forgive and move on from the past, referencing years of conflict, Ebola, and COVID-19. However, survivors and rights…
The Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has sounded the alarm on a growing trend of political elite dominance weakening democratic institutions across Africa. In its maiden Democracy Capture Report, CDD-Ghana reveals how political and economic elites are manipulating state agencies…
Nigeria has restated its commitment to the global ban on nuclear weapons testing, reinforcing its stance on international peace and security. Vice President Kashim Shettima made the pledge during a meeting with officials from the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO),…
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