The Ivorian government is intensifying efforts at ensuring the country’s stability in the face of threats of terrorism. By stepping up its efforts, the authorities have shown their determination in the line of defense in the fight that is being…

The European Union Council has decided not to renew its military partnership mandate with Niger, citing the July 2023 military coup as the primary reason. The EU’s Military Partnership Mission (EUMPM) in Niger was established in December 2022 upon the…

The United Nations Development Program has renewed its commitment at supporting Liberia’s readiness for the carbon market globally, especially helping the country to access its carbon and climate financing program. Despite its limited contribution to global emissions, Liberia is one…

CSOs and gender activists have presented their position papers before the Gambia National Assembly’s health committee, urging lawmakers to uphold the anti-FGM law in The Gambia. Advocates highlighted the law’s critical role in protecting girls and women from the harmful…

John Mahama, former President of Ghana, is pleading with multinational companies not to exit the Ghanaian market. His appeal comes on the back of the country’s worsening economic situation, which has already seen some foreign companies announce their exits due…

The Union of Press Professionals is stepping up in Guinea after the withdrawal of the licenses of three (3) private media houses in the country.  The SPPG considers this decision of the transitional authorities illegal, stating that it violates the…

At least seven people, including four members of the Joint Security Taskforce, have been killed after armed men, locally known as bandits, invaded the Kuchi community in Munya Local Government Area of Niger State, North Central Nigeria, on Friday night.…