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The Nigerian military has called for calm particularly among residents of the south-south region after video clips of several UN heavy-duty trucks went viral on social media. The uproar followed the unusual presence of the Peacekeeping vehicles and hardware in…
Nearly 30 political parties in Liberia Tuesday signed an agreement known as the Farmington River Declaration to ensure a peaceful electoral process. Signed under the auspices of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), and the National Elections Commission (NEC),…
Ghana’s opposition National Democratic Congress NDC has been called upon by the ruling party, to be honest in its assessments of the country’s economic situation. The governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) said the call is given its excellent handling of…
The Union of Media Professionals in Benin came out yesterday to denounce the slowness in the preparation and distribution of press cards. For more than a year now, several journalists have submitted their applications to receive the document, but so…
Reactions have trailed the recent announcement of the over 7 billion CFA francs or 12.2 million US dollars collected under Burkina Faso’s Patriotic Support Fund (FPS). Set up by the Transitional Government in January 2023, the Burkinabe Minister in charge…
Authorities in Cameroon have expressed concern about the impact of the fighting between separatists and the national army on the rebuilding of the affected regions For nearly three years, the reconstruction of basic infrastructures such as schools, health facilities, and…
In other news, authorities in Cameroon have expressed concern aboutthe impact of the fighting between separatists and the national army on the rebuilding of the affected regions. Fornearly three years, the reconstruction of basic infrastructures such as schools, health facilities,…
In this episode, host Atiewin Mbillah-Lawson explores corporal punishment, how it affects different genders, and impacts gender-based violence and societies in general. Already, Together for Girls – a global partnership working to end sexual violence against children and adolescents notes…
Let’s begin as Mali as the Transitional Assembly this week opened the ordinary session with a focus on the referendum and the upcoming general elections as well as the country’s fight against terrorism. Around thirty bills and proposals will be…
Senegal Holds First Military Parade in Four Years to Mark Independence Day. Nigerian Army Issues Warning to Criminal Elements Seeking to Disrupt National Stability. Gambia’s National Development Plan in Focus as Permanent Secretaries Meet in Banjul UN and Partners Set…
On April 4, 1960, Senegal gained its independence from France after over two centuries of colonial rule and today, the country celebrates its 63rd Independence Day. On this day, the Senegalese people celebrate their progress as a nation and their…
The Senegalese people celebrate their country’s progress with fireworks, parades, cultural delicacies, and performances. At the parade in Dakar, attendees proudly sing their national anthem, Le Lion Rouge, and wave the green, yellow, and red Senegalese flag high in the…
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