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Residents of Madina Town in Grand Cape Mount County are in fear as a wild baboon wreaks havoc in the community. The aggressive animal has attacked several people in recent days, escalating concerns and panic. One victim, Joe Armstrong, suffered…
The Gambia’s Inspector General of Police has pledged to tackle growing concerns over the force’s ability to protect lives and property. His statement follows a major police operation that led to the arrest of an armed robbery gang. Recent weeks…
The West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) and Bond UK have launched a report addressing key challenges faced by civil society organizations in sustaining their programs. Titled “FCDO Engagement Report on Shaping the Future of Centrally Managed Civil Society and…
•Debate erupts over Senegal’s public finance audit report. •A court in Abidjan sentences Gbagbo’s ally Damana Pickass to 10 years for crimes against the state. •And, Climate Change discussion takes center stage on World Radio Day.
Burkina Faso has launched an initiative to gather archives, documents, and artifacts related to Thomas Sankara for display in a museum under construction at his memorial site. The presidency has already contributed several items, reinforcing its commitment to preserving the…
Adding her voice to this week’s edition of the program, which highlights the place of technology such as drones, infrared and radar monitors, and tracking and motion sensors among others, is the head of the World Organisation for Animal Health…
Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has declared former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta a fugitive over multiple corruption-related cases. The allegations involve the National Cathedral project, Strategic Mobilization Limited (SML), and two other investigations. At a press briefing on…
In Senegal, Audit shows misreporting in previous government key economic data Ghana’s Prosecutor declares Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta a wanted fugitive for connection to multiple corruption cases. Liberian President Boakai suspends 457 officials following failure to declare assets
•Senegal makes progress in the latest Transparency International Corruption Perception Index at 69th position. •Ghana’s Prosecutor declares Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta a wanted fugitive for connection to multiple corruption cases. TEASER 2 GHANA. •The Nigerien government readies for the…
We shine a spotlight on a deeply concerning human rights violation – Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). This harmful practice has affected over 230 million girls and women worldwide, leaving many with lifelong physical, psychological, and social consequences. Despite global efforts…
•Senegal makes progress in the latest Transparency International Corruption Perception Index at 69th position. •Ghana’s President Mahama directs immediate state intervention for the nation’s health sector as USAID assistance remains on hold. •And on health news… Cote d’Ivoire and Liberia…
Senegal has made progress in Transparency International’s latest Corruption Perceptions Index, climbing two spots to score 45 out of 100. Despite the improvement, the country remains in the red zone, ranked 69th, reflecting ongoing challenges with corruption.
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