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Togo has officially concluded the revision of its electoral roll in Zone 1, covering the Maritime region and Haho prefecture. Originally set for April 7–9, the process was extended by a day following pressure from opposition parties and civil society…
In Côte d’Ivoire, education unions have suspended their strike to allow fresh negotiations with the government. The decision came after an extraordinary general meeting on Thursday at the Abidjan Technical High School. Unions say the suspension is temporary and depends…
Nigerian authorities say over 1,200 communities in 30 states face high flood risks this year. The warning follows the release of the 2025 Annual Flood Outlook by the Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation. Minister Joseph Utsev predicted heavy rains…
Liberia’s health authorities are raising alarm over a spike in rabies-related incidents following 78 reported dog bite cases in recent weeks. The National Public Health Institute is calling for swift action to curb the spread of the disease, urging communities…
Sierra Leone’s Health Ministry has confirmed 26 new MPOX cases, bringing the national total to 176 since January 2025. The country is dealing with 98 active cases, with 76 recoveries and two deaths recorded so far, according to the National…
The European Union has committed €74 million in new humanitarian aid to Chad to support the growing refugee crisis at its eastern border. The announcement was made by EU Commissioner Hadja Lahbib during her visit to Adré, where hundreds of…
Mauritania’s Foreign Minister, Mohamed Salem Ould Merzoug, met with Mali’s transitional president, Assimi Goïta, in Bamako on Thursday to discuss migration and diplomatic cooperation. The visit comes shortly after a wave of deportations of Malians from Mauritania, sparking concern and…
Nigeria’s federal government warns of flooding in 30 states ahead of the upcoming raining season. Senegal mourns the demise of constitutional council President, Badio Camara. Cote D’Ivoire’s government engages teachers’ union over possible suspension of strike Mali and Algeria’s diplomatic…
Senegal mourns the demise of constitutional council President, Badio Camara. Mali and Algeria’s diplomatic row officially lands at the UN Security Council without request for any action to be taken. Cote D’Ivoire’s government engages teachers’ union over possible suspension of…
•Dark Thursday for Senegal as citizens mourn the death of the President of the constitutional council, Badio Camara. •Mali and Algeria’s diplomatic row officially lands at the UN Security Council without request for any action to be taken. •Niger’s ruling…
In Senegal, the Court of Auditors has submitted its much-anticipated report to the state prosecutor for potential prosecution. The report outlines financial expenditures spanning the last five years, with possible implications for accountability and governance. The President of the Court…
In Senegal, the opposition Takku Walu coalition has submitted a petition to the Constitutional Council, challenging the recently adopted interpretative bill tied to the controversial Amnesty Law. The bill, passed by the National Assembly, seeks to clarify aspects of the…
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