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Nigerian Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has been arraigned for a second time on charges related to cybercrime, raising fresh concerns about freedom of expression and political accountability in the country. Appearing in court on Monday, the lawmaker representing Kogi Central is…
A recent report by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has revealed that more than 4.8 million Ghanaians reside in urban slums, where access to basic services such as clean water, decent housing, and sanitation is severely limited. The “Slums and…
In Liberia, citizens and civil society groups are voicing strong opposition to a proposed repeal of parts of the 2018 Local Government Act (LGA). The Act, seen as a cornerstone of local democracy, empowers county councils to participate in decision-making…
•Former Malian PM Choguel Maïga Breaks Silence, Slams Military Authorities Over Transition Failings •In Chad 30 Armed Group Members Sentenced to 20 Years as Ombudsman Seeks Presidential Pardon •Calm returns to Lomé after protests amid demands by civil society for…
•Former Malian PM Choguel Maïga Breaks Silence, Slams Military Authorities Over Transition Failings •In Chad 30 Armed Group Members Sentenced to 20 Years as Ombudsman Seeks Presidential Pardon •Calm returns to Lomé after protests amid demands by civil society for…
•Calm returns to Lomé after protests amid demands by civil society for truth and justice, as authority blame diaspora activists of inciting unrest •ECOWAS Pre-election mission begins in Côte d’Ivoire ahead of October presidential poll •President Tinubu’s assented tax reform…
In this edition of the programme, we will be discussing Neglected Tropical Diseases, or NTDs — a group of diseases that continue to affect millions of people in West Africa, particularly in impoverished and rural communities. NTDs include illnesses like…
Following three days of intense anti-government protests in Togo, calm has returned to the capital, Lomé. The demonstrations, held from June 26th to 28th, called for the resignation of President Faure Gnassingbé, who has ruled for two decades. Although order…
The Togolese government has accused diaspora-based influencers and activists of inciting recent nationwide protests, saying their actions amount to disinformation and a breach of national laws. In a strongly worded statement, authorities said bloggers and online voices based abroad are…
An ECOWAS pre-election mission kicked off this Monday in Côte d’Ivoire, as the country gears up for its presidential elections in October 2025. The delegation’s visit comes just four months ahead of the vote. The mission aims to assess the…
Benin’s defense forces have announced the killing of several terrorists during a double offensive carried out on June 24 and 28 in the country’s northern region. The operation took place in the “Point Triple” area of Alibori department, near the…
Senegal has observed its first-ever International Joola Day to honour the memory of nearly 2,000 people who died in the tragic 2002 ferry disaster. Commemorations took place over the weekend in the southern region of the country, where grief still…
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