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West African nations, including those within the ECOWAS bloc, are facing significant challenges due to new trade tariffs imposed by the United States under President Donald Trump’s administration. The tariffs, which range from 14 percent to as high as 99…
With the October presidential election just six months away, political tensions in Côte d’Ivoire are on the rise. The opposition party, PPA-CI, has called for the dissolution of the country’s electoral commission, citing concerns over irregularities in the provisional electoral…
• Senegal celebrates its 65 independence anniversary with a call to service and patriotism from President Diomaye Faye. • The AES confederation solidifies relations with MOSCOW as it announces the formation of a joint task force to fight terrorism. •…
Security analyst Mutaru Mumuni Muqthar has commended Ghanaian President John Mahama for his call for peace in Bawku, describing it as a crucial step toward long-term stability. Muqthar, who is also the Executive Director of the West Africa Centre for…
Residents in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory are raising concerns over alleged rights violations by electricity distribution companies (DISCOs). Despite assurances from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) regarding consumer protection and service quality, many citizens continue to face issues, prompting…
The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has incinerated a large quantity of narcotics in Foya, Lofa County, as part of its ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking. The haul included 772 plates of high-grade cannabis and eight boxes of Tramadol,…
Violence against humanitarian workers has reached alarming levels, with over 300 aid workers killed in 2024, according to a recent UN report. Joyce Msuya, Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, told the Security Council that humanitarian workers are increasingly facing criminalization…
This is In The Sahel, WADR’s weekly magazine that delves into the heart of the African security crisis, telling stories and strategies to shape the region’s response to pressing challenges. Last week’s episode was on Food insecurity and possible endogenous…
Mauritania President Ghazouani congratulates Senegal on its 65th Independace anniversiary, as Gambian leader Barrow arrives in Dakar ahead of tomorrow’s celebration Ghana’s lands minster annonounces plan to halt importation of excavators to curb illegal mining. Impeachment trial of Cote D’voire’s…
Ghana’s lands minster annonounces plan to halt importation of excavators to curb illegal mining. Former Senegalese Lawmaker describes adopted Interpretative Amnesty Law as complicated and calls for further clarification Guinean socio-political actors express varying opinions on the September 21 referendum…
Former Senegalese Lawmaker describes adopted Interpretative Amnesty Law as tricky calls for further clarification Barry Moussa Barqué innuagurated as the new president Togolese Senate Guinean socio-political actors express varying opinions on the September 21 referendum date set by the Junta.…
Senegal’s National Assembly has adopted the proposed Interpretative Amnesty Law by a majority vote on Wednesday after a lengthy plenary session. The law seeks to exclude offences related to blood crimes from the scope of the amnesty granted at the…
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