The Nigerian government is raising alarms over the illegal recruitment of its citizens into armed conflicts abroad. Officials denounce these practices as deceptive schemes that expose victims to severe security and legal risks in foreign combat zones. In a statement…

At least 30 people were killed on Saturday in fresh attacks carried out by suspected bandits in Nigeria’s northwest region. The violence struck three villages in Niger State, leaving communities traumatized and mourning significant loss of life. Armed assailants on…

The Governments of Liberia and Seychelles have established formal diplomatic relations to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two nations. The agreement marks a new chapter in engagement between West Africa and the Indian Ocean island state. The signing ceremony took…

Burkina Faso’s authorities are warning citizens about a disinformation campaign aimed at destabilizing state institutions. The government has identified coordinated efforts to spread false narratives that threaten national stability and public trust in governance structures. A recent statement from the…

President John Dramani Mahama has been elected First Vice Chairperson of the African Union as Burundi’s President Évariste Ndayishimiye assumes the rotating chairmanship for 2026. The elections occurred at the 39th Ordinary Session of the AU Assembly of Heads of…

The Ghanaian government has initiated extradition proceedings against a foreign national accused of secretly recording and distributing intimate videos of Ghanaian women without consent. Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation Samuel Nartey George confirmed authorities will pursue the suspect…

Normal operations have resumed at the Loulo-Gounkoto gold mine in Mali’s western region following a completed agreement between the Malian government and Canadian company Barrick Mining Corporation. The resolution ends a period of suspended activity at one of the country’s…