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In this edition of the program, Two issues are of concern. First, the violent clashes in Senegal and the chaos that heralded the fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria. But let’s start with the first issue – SENEGAL. As James mentioned…
Did you know that more than 200 million women and girls who are alive today have been cut? According to the World Health Organization, Female Genital Mutilation put these women and girls in danger of excessive bleeding, infection and death.…
We begin in Senegal with the latest update following Thursday’s violence between protesters and the police shortly after the sentencing of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko to 2 years in prison for corrupting youth. So far, the state has confirmed nine…
Against the backdrop of Thursday’s violence in the country, the Senegalese Minister of Justice Ismaïla Madior told reporters that opposition leader Ousmane Sonko can be arrested at any moment. Despite being sentenced in absentia, Madior insists that Sonko’s sentence must…
Zero traffic and deserted streets, dark fumes and tear gas better describe Dakar and its environs Thursday after violent clashes between demonstrators and security operatives. Although anticipated, the level of carnage as seen in images and videos circulated on social…
Less than three weeks until the June 18 referendum in Mali, authorities have commenced the electoral campaign, a process that will either validate or reject the new constitution. Sources in Bamako say the transitional government has been busy behind the…
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria Thursday held a crucial meeting with the heads of security and intelligence agencies. In this report, we will hear from the National Security Adviser and Chief of Defense Staff regarding the outcome of the…
The United Nations (UN) has ranked Ghana seventh out of the 122 contributing countries in peacekeeping as of March this year. For 75 years UN Peacekeepers have labored to bring peace in the world’s most fragile political and security situations.…
Liberia has received a huge shipment of rice worth over two million US dollars from Japan. The donation was made possible through the Japanese Grant Aid for Food assistance to Liberia as you will hear in this report by our…
If you are a regular traveller by air, you would have overtime noticed different awkward attitudes of passengers. In fact, at some point in our travels, most of you would have shared a flight with an annoying or inconsiderate passenger…
STREET PARLIAMENT The Gambia has finally completed its election cycle which included Presidential, parliamentary and last week local government from 2021-2023. Leading opposition United Democratic Party UDP retained the only mayoral seats in the capital Banjul and Kanifing Municipality. The…
On our Daybreak Challenge, Achatoh Sonia, a high school teacher and a volunteer with the Young African Defenders in Action ( YADA)Cameroon, tells us why she is a shoe addict. She also loves travelling and speaking out for the defenceless…
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