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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…
In this edition of the programme, we celebrate Mawusi Nudekor, a trailblazer in education and gender empowerment. As the first Director-General of the Ghana TVET Service and the founder of Assinu Consulting Ltd, she has transformed technical and vocational education…
•Cote d’Ivoire’s Independent Electoral Commission seals the candidacy registration phase ahead of October 25 elections. •The Gambian police releases 22 protesters as the government investigates recent hike in data subscription. •And the African Chiefs of Defence Staff Summit ends today…
Police in the Gambia grants bail to Price Hike Protesters, just as President Barrow sets up committee to review pricing regulations Senegalese Parliament Adopts Law on Whistleblower Protection Authorities in Nigeria Suspends Train Operations On Abuja-Kaduna Route following derailment And…
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…
Senegalese Parliament Adopts Law on Whistleblower Protection An attack on a village in Northern Cote d’Ivoire leave 4 dead, hundreds displaced ECOWAS Action Group against Money Laundering launches 2024 Annual Report Liberia’s 178th Flag Day Orator Urges Reconsideration of Traditional…
•Gambian authorities detain at least 60 Protesters over demonstration against recent hike in internet data charges by state regulatory authority •Ivorian President Ouattara set to Submit his Candidacy file today for October Presidential election, amid political tension •Five feared dead,…
At least 67 youths are in detention in The Gambia after police cracked down on protests against the recent increase in internet data charges by the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA). The arrests include 23 individuals detained last weekend for…
At least five people have been killed in Ghana after violent clashes erupted over land in Gbiniyiri, a farming community in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District of the Savannah Region. Several others were injured, and properties destroyed when tensions flared following claims…
Farabougou, once a bustling town in central Mali, has turned into a ghost town after a major assault by the terrorist group JNIM. The attack, carried out last week, forced families to flee to nearby villages, leaving the town completely…
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