Senegal’s former President Macky Sall may soon face charges of high treason after Guy Marius Sagna, a member of the Pastef parliamentary group, proposed a resolution in parliament on Tuesday. Sagna cites irregularities in the management of public finances, referencing…

Ghana’s Attorney General Dr. Dominic Ayine has dismissed calls for President Mahama to halt proceedings on petitions seeking the Chief Justice’s removal. This comes as the Supreme Court adjourned a case challenging the process involving the President and the Council…

Liberia’s Supreme Court has set April 23 to rule on a Bill of Information filed by embattled House Speaker Fonati Koffa and his allies. The ruling is expected to resolve a leadership tussle within the 55th Legislature, where rival lawmakers…

The Office for the Establishment of War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia has signed an MoU with the Liberia Massacre Survivors Association (LIMASA). The agreement seeks to boost public awareness and encourage victims’ engagement in the justice process. Both…

Victim-led groups in The Gambia have welcomed the U.S. court ruling that found former soldier Michael Sang Correa guilty of torture. A Denver court convicted Correa on six counts of torture and conspiracy tied to abuses under ex-President Yahya Jammeh’s…

Côte d’Ivoire’s Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) has met with religious leaders ahead of the October 2025 presidential election. The meeting focused on revising and auditing the electoral roll while introducing the Commission’s plans. CEI President called on faith leaders to…

Banks in Mali have launched a three-day renewable strike starting Thursday to demand the release of two imprisoned Ecobank staff members. The protest, led by the National Union of Banks and Financial Institutions, comes after failed negotiations with the government.…

Niger and Nigeria are making strides toward mending strained diplomatic ties, with renewed efforts seen in a high-level visit this week. Nigerian Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Maitama Tuggar met with General Abdourahmane Tiani in Niamey on Wednesday, delivering a message…

Thousands of Nigerians are reeling after CBEX, a digital assets platform, allegedly defrauded investors of over ₦1.3 trillion—about $800 million USD. The platform had lured users with promises of 100% returns within a month, a tactic many now see as…

A Guinean court has postponed its final verdict in the trial of former Education Minister Ibrahima Kourouma and ex-director Mohamed Sankhon. The two are being prosecuted for alleged financial misconduct during the presidency of Alpha Condé. Their verdict, initially expected…