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As we celebrate woman achievers on the show, we get closer to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Strategic Communications Africa Limited (Stratcomm Africa) Esther Cobbah. From Accra, our Correspondent, Etsey Atisu engaged her, on the success story of managing…
Today’s edition of Street Parliament takes us to Monrovia, Liberia’s capital. There, Abraham Parker engages a section of Liberians about the current condition of various cemeteries across the city. As a reminder, Liberia observes Memorial Day on the Second Wednesday…
Taking the spotlight is one of Africa’s foremost education reformists who advocated for the promotion of critical and independent thinking by the citizens. He is the Nigerian-born Tai Solarin and Usman Umar tells us more about him.
The book for review today is Afterlives, a 2020 work of historical fiction by the Nobel Prize-winning Zanzibar-born British author Abdulrazak Gurnah. Set mainly in the first half of the 20th century, the plot follows four protagonists living in an…
Senegalese Prime Minister Sonko chairs an interministerial meeting to improve access to civil status documents. Presidents Mahama and Maada Bio pledge to strengthen bilateral cooperation between Ghana and Sierra Leone. And Nigeria’s President Tinubu declares a six-month state of emergency…
On March 8, 2025, as it it’s done annually, the world came together to celebrate International Women’s Day, a global event that honors the achievements and contributions of women across all spheres of life. This year, the campaign is marked…
It’s no news that Non-governmental organizations are reeling from the effects of President Donald Trump’s USAID fund freeze. This has prompted organizations in the civic space, particularly in the subregion to rethink resilience strategies. Among these stakeholders is TOSTAN, which…
Mali has officially joined Niger and Burkina Faso in withdrawing from the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF), solidifying their break from the Francophone bloc. This move follows Burkina Faso’s formal exit announcement on Monday, which came after Niger’s earlier…
Amnesty International has raised alarm over human rights abuses in Niger since the July 2023 coup, citing arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, and press restrictions. The report highlights the detention of former President Mohamed Bazoum, his wife, seven ex-ministers, journalists, and…
In Mali, Prime Minister Major General Abdoulaye Maïga has met with a collective of teachers from the Menaka region to discuss the return of educational services to the area amid ongoing insecurity. Fousseyni Koné, the collective’s spokesperson, emphasized the need…
An explosion has rocked the Trans-Niger pipeline in the Bodo community, Gokana Local Government Area of Rivers State, a key oil-producing region in Nigeria. According to residents, the blast occurred Tuesday morning on the onshore pipeline near the starting point…
The Ivorian government is expanding support for students from underprivileged communities by distributing 5,000 financial aid packages this year. This initiative, alongside existing scholarship programs, aims to provide relief to struggling students and their families. The effort is part of…
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