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The trial of the 28 September 2009 massacre in Guinea saw two new witnesses come forward on Wednesday. Mamoudou Conté and Thierno Mamadou Diallo both claimed to have been victims of assault and battery, as well as other forms of…
Now, these once predictable growing cycles are at risk from climate change, and smallholders like Upendo are on the front lines. About 80 percent of the world’s food is produced by family farms, according to the United Nations, so climate…
Meanwhile, The Ghana Refugee Board has registered over 1,000 immigrants from Burkina Faso over the past few months, according to reports. However, this has caused tensions between locals and foreigners in parts of the Savannah region, with fears of possible…
BURKINA FASO rejects ECOWAS’ description of Karma attack as genocide A new report says 258 million people in 58 countries are facing severe food shortages globally Ghanaian students trapped in Sudan arrive in Accra And over 30 Media organizations call…
Let’s begin the bulletin in Burkina Faso, where experts suggest that the recent signing of twenty-two cooperation agreements between the Burkinabe government and Guinea could be a step taken to protect Burkina Faso’s administration from potential sanctions by ECOWAS. The…
The release of the 2023 World Press Freedom Index has shed light on the state of journalism in 180 countries and territories, coinciding with the celebration of World Press Freedom Day. The report indicates that 31 countries have a “very…
The Ghanaian Parliament has approved two loan agreements between the government and the World Bank for a total of $350 million. $200 million will be used to finance the country’s Digital Acceleration Project, which aims to promote the adoption of…
Journalists in Liberia are joining their peers worldwide to celebrate Press Freedom Day. As part of the day’s observance, Liberian journalists will convene at the headquarters of the Press Union of Liberia before marching from Central Monrovia to the Monrovia…
The Gambia Press Union, GPU, has made a call to the government to repeal the repressive laws contained in the 1997 Constitution. The GPU is also urging the authorities to fast-track the implementation of the Access to Information law, which…
The Nigerien Network of Journalists for Human Rights held a day-long event on the promotion and protection of human rights. The meeting was designed to empower journalists in the country to become more knowledgeable and effective advocates for human rights.…
Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) is launching an investigation into Indomie Noodles after Taiwan and Malaysia recalled some of the products due to possible carcinogenic substances found in them. According to a statement by…
The release of the 2023 World Press Freedom Index has shed light on the state of journalism in 180 countries and territories, coinciding with the celebration of World Press Freedom Day. The report indicates that 31 countries have a “very…
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