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Senegal and France have agreed to renew their cooperation through a win–win partnership following a high-level meeting between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday. The discussions focused on key sectors including health, IT, rail infrastructure,…
Togo has gone more than 100 days without a government since adopting a new constitution and entering the fifth republic. The prolonged absence of a cabinet is fueling anxiety among opposition parties and citizens concerned about political stability. The Alliance…
Mali’s transitional government will suspend salaries for more than 36,000 civil servants starting next September after discovering they are not registered in the country’s integrated human resources management system. Authorities say the measure seeks to verify the actual existence of…
Ghana has dropped six places in the 2025 Global Peace Index, ranking 61st worldwide and falling out of the top five most peaceful countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. The decline has sparked concern among citizens and security experts, who say it…
At least five women have died in Niger State, Nigeria, after an illegal mining site collapsed, trapping them beneath the debris. Local authorities say rescue operations have ended, with all victims recovered from the site. The tragedy has renewed calls…
President Joseph Boakai is urging Liberians in the diaspora to contribute to the country’s growth through strategic economic investments. Speaking at the Executive Mansion during a meeting with U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock, Boakai said Liberia offers fertile ground for initiatives…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns over the lack of transparency in government borrowing, warning that it undermines investor confidence and raises borrowing costs. The institution says opaque borrowing practices leave economies more exposed to potential debt crises.…
•The Malian Transitional government halts payment of salaries to more than 36,000 civil servants. •Former Executive Secretary of the Gambia’s TRRC warns against actions capable of destabilising the country. •And Ghana drops six places in the latest Global Peace Index…
This week, Enviroscope takes a look at the Future of Modern Agriculture. Technological tools are evolving and occupying a considerable place in the field. Many agricultural stakeholders are using them in their activities. However, the sector faces challenges such as…
•Former TRRC Chief Baba Jallow Urges President Barrow to Drop Charges Against Peaceful Protesters, Warns of Rising Instability •IMF Wraps Up Visit to Senegal as Government Unveils Recovery Plan Amid Hidden Debt Crisis •Cote d’Ivoire’s Independent Electoral Commission seals the…
•IMF Wraps Up Visit to Senegal as Government Unveils Recovery Plan Amid Hidden Debt Crisis •Cote d’Ivoire’s Independent Electoral Commission seals the candidacy registration phase ahead of October 25 elections. •Kanifing Court Grants Bail to 23 PURA Protesters, Warns Against…
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) of Cote D’Ivoire has reiterated its readiness to conduct transparent and inclusive elections scheduled for October 25, 2025. The announcement came Tuesday at the close of the candidacy submission period, which saw President Alassane Ouattara…
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