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Eddie Jawolo, Executive Director of Namote Partners for Development, is calling for a comprehensive revision of Liberia’s 1986 Constitution. He argues that the outdated legal framework hampers governance, democracy, and the rule of law. Jawolo stresses the need for reforms…
Authorities in Côte d’Ivoire are yet to release an official report on Sunday’s fire at the Autonomous Port of San Pedro. The port, a key hub for Ivorian cocoa and cotton exports, suffered damage, but the extent remains unclear. Investigations…
The government in Cote d’Ivoire has lowered the prices of petroleum products. This means that the prices for April 2025 will see a slight decrease. This announcement was made by the Ministry of Mines, Petroleum and Energy in a consultative…
Togo has suspended the export of shea nuts and almonds to support local processing industries. The government says the move aims to address production shortfalls and ensure sufficient supply for domestic companies. Authorities believe this measure will strengthen the local…
• Deputies in Senegal’s National Assembly summoned to vote on a proposed amnesty law • Ghana’s President John Mahama warns of heavy sanctions including demolition of buildings in waterways ahead of the rainy season. • And, the government of Cote…
Ghana’s Vice President Professor Opoku-Agyeman seeks medical treatment abroad following sudden illness The Beninese Police faces backlash for rights violations President Barrow pays tribute to Gambian Muslim Umma on the occasion of Eid Fitr ( I del Feet) Niger announces…
On the occasion of Eid Mubarak, Senegalese President Diomaye Faye calls for peace and national cohesion. Nigeria’s Drug Enforcement Agency announces several arrests and seizures of illicit substances across the country In Benin, the Republican Police faces criticism for acts…
•As Muslims worldwide mark Eid Mubarak, Nigerian president Tinubu calls on citizens to uphold the values of Islam. •Burkina Faso’s transitional government grants amnesty to 21 soldiers involved in failed coup d’état of September 2015. •Reactions trail Guinean presidential pardon…
Burkina Faso’s transitional government has granted amnesty to 21 soldiers involved in the failed 2015 coup. A decree signed by Captain Ibrahim Traoré follows an amnesty bill passed in December 2024. While the pardon lifts legal sanctions, the soldiers will…
Authorities in Burkina Faso have yet to comment on a deadly attack on a military camp in Diapaga. Reports indicate that several soldiers and members of the Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP) were killed in the assault.…
The decision to pardon ex-junta leader Moussa Dadis Camara has triggered strong reactions in Guinea and beyond. Human Rights Watch (HRW) called the move a “shock,” emphasizing that victims of the 2009 massacre have waited 15 years for justice. While…
The Ghana Navy has launched an investigation into a suspected pirate attack on the fishing vessel MENGXIN 1, leaving three crew members missing. The incident occurred in Ghana’s territorial waters on March 27, prompting the Navy to alert ECOWAS maritime…
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