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As the rainy season approaches, Mali’s government is rolling out a nationwide flood preparedness plan through its Ministry of Environment. The initiative comes in response to recent heavy rains in the capital, Bamako, and the devastating floods witnessed last year.…
Burkina Faso is witnessing a surge in internal displacement as violent extremism continues to destabilize parts of the country. Humanitarian agencies report a sharp increase in the number of people fleeing their homes since the beginning of 2025. Between January…
An African Union (AU) delegation on a peace mission in Côte d’Ivoire met with former President Laurent Gbagbo on Wednesday in Abidjan. The visit is part of efforts to ease political tensions ahead of the October presidential election. The AU…
June 12 marks Nigeria’s Democracy Day—a national moment to reflect on the sacrifices and milestones of the country’s democratic evolution. Commemorating the annulled 1993 elections, the day has become a symbol of civic resilience and political aspiration. This year’s celebration…
The ocean is fundamental to life on our planet and our future. The ocean is an important source of the planet’s biodiversity and is vital in the climate system and water cycle. It provides a range of ecosystem services, supplies…
President John Dramani Mahama has inaugurated a new Governing Council for the Ghana Police Service, appointing Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang as its Chairperson. Her appointment marks a historic first, as she becomes the first woman to lead the Council.…
The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL) has launched its 2024 State of Corruption Report (SCORE), shedding light on both gains and gaps in the country’s anti-corruption fight. The report was officially unveiled on Wednesday in Monrovia. SCORE…
A joint report by UNICEF and the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has revealed that 138 million children were engaged in child labour in 2024. While the number is alarming, it marks a decline of 20 million compared to data collected…
Ahead of Democracy Day, Nigerian Parliament to institutionalize President’s speech on June 12 In Togo, Calls Grow for Resignation of President Gnassingbé as New Role Sparks Outcry Ghana’s President Mahama Partners with Teachers’ Fund to Tackle Housing Crisis for Educators…
In Nigeria, the Senate is proposing a bill to institutionalize a presidential address every year on June 12, Democracy Day. Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele announced the plan ahead of the 25th anniversary of Nigeria’s return to civilian rule, emphasizing the…
In Togo, pressure is mounting on President Faure Gnassingbé as protests erupt over recent constitutional reforms that could extend his grip on power indefinitely. Activists condemned what they describe as a harsh government crackdown, including arrests and alleged abuse of…
President John Mahama has unveiled a new partnership with the Teachers’ Fund to help Ghanaian educators access affordable housing. Under the plan, teachers will be able to acquire two-bedroom homes through salary deductions, with prices set in local currency to…
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