The case over the dissolution of political parties in Mali has now reached the Constitutional Court after the High Court of Commune 1 suspended the transitional authorities’ initial decision. This development marks a critical moment for the affected parties, many…

In Liberia, tensions between the executive and legislative arms of government are raising concerns about the country’s governance framework. Representative Sumo Mulbah of Montserrado County, District 3, says oversight, a key role of the legislature, is being sidelined due to…

The Inter-Governmental Action Group Against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA) has completed the Second Round of mutual evaluations of its member states, with results captured in its 2024 annual report launched Tuesday in Dakar. Initiated in 2016, the evaluations…

Lecturers across public universities in Nigeria, under the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), staged peaceful protests on Tuesday demanding the government honour agreements reached since 2009. The demonstrations come amid growing frustrations over unpaid arrears and inadequate funding for…

After three days of intense deliberations in Abuja, Nigeria, the maiden African Chiefs of Defence Staff Summit ended today with a strong commitment to tackle security threats across the continent. Delegates from 54 nations discussed challenges including insurgency, poor governance,…

The Ghana Police Service has deployed tactical reinforcement teams to Gbiniyiri, Sawla, and nearby communities in the Savannah Region following violent land clashes. The clashes have claimed six lives, left dozens injured, and destroyed several properties, including the Chief’s Palace…

The Gambia Police have released 21 youth protesters on bail after extended negotiations with authorities. The group, which included several women, was arrested on August 25 while heading to the National Assembly to engage with officials, insisting they had committed…