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Insecurity significantly threatens national development by disrupting economic growth, political stability, and overall societal well-being. It can deter investment, reduce government revenue, and increase unemployment. Conversely, a secure environment is crucial for sustainable development as it allows for the effective…
In Nigeria, a catastrophic flood has claimed over 60 lives in Mokwa town, Niger State, with more than 10 people still unaccounted for. The tragedy unfolded after intense rainfall on Wednesday evening triggered flash floods that swept through communities, destroying…
In Liberia, a private aircraft carrying President Joseph Boakai and his delegation made a tense landing at Roberts International Airport on Thursday evening. The plane, returning from the ECOWAS 50th anniversary celebrations, suffered a burst tire upon landing, prompting an…
Togo’s municipal elections have been officially postponed to mid-July, following a decree by President of the National Council, Faure Gnassingbé. The shift in schedule comes alongside a major electoral adjustment. The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) has suspended a recent…
In Togo, the opposition National Alliance for Change (ANC) has strongly condemned the arrest of activist and artist AAMRON, also known as Narcisse Essowoè TCHALA. AAMRON was arrested by state security forces in Lomé on the night of May 26,…
In the Gambia, the National Assembly has summoned over a dozen individuals as part of its investigation into the sale of assets belonging to former President Yahya Jammeh. The inquiry aims to assess the legality, handling, and transparency of the…
In Benin, the Constitutional Court has dismissed key requests from the defense team representing Olivier Boko and Oswald Homéky, both former close associates of President Patrice Talon. The defense had challenged the trial procedures adopted by the Court for the…
Tensions are escalating in Guinea between state authorities and the UAE-based Guinea Alumina Corporation (GAC) over stalled refinery construction plans. The dispute has prompted the government to suspend bauxite exports from GAC’s Boké mine. The move follows a statement by…
Mauritania’s former Economy Minister, Sidi Ould Tah, has been elected as the new President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), succeeding Nigeria’s Akinwumi Adesina. His election took place during the AfDB’s 60th Annual Meetings in Abidjan. Ould Tah inherits an…
Ghana has taken a bold step toward becoming a digital leader in West Africa by signing a landmark agreement with the United Arab Emirates. The deal aims to establish the region’s largest tech and innovation hub. Valued at over a…
Minority in Ghana’s parliament storms Anti-crimes Office to demand release of NPP regional chairman Wontumi WAEC in Nigeria Apologizes for Night WASSCE, Blames Logistics Challenge Senegalese Prime Minister Sonko begins a 3-day working visit to Abidjan Liberia Immigration Service begins…
In a dramatic move, Minority Members of Parliament in Ghana staged a walkout from Parliament and besieged the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) to protest the detention of Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, the NPP’s Ashanti Regional Chairman. Antwi-Boasiako is under investigation…
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