Former Malian Finance Minister Bouaré Fily Sissoko’s health is reportedly deteriorating as she remains in detention for over three and a half years. Sissoko faces corruption charges linked to the controversial purchase of a presidential plane and alleged overpricing of…

The Liberian government and the European Union have begun a five-day site visit to assess the Light Up South-East (LUSE) Project. This initiative aims to provide reliable electricity to southeastern cities, including Buchanan, Greenville, and Barclayville. Key officials, including Finance…

Liberia’s former president, George Weah, has raised concerns over reports of voter intimidation in Nimba County ahead of the senatorial by-election. Weah urged the UN to monitor the situation closely, warning that any threats to the rule of law could…

A pro-democracy coalition is calling on President Tinubu to form a reconciliation committee within 14 days. This follows the suspension of Governor Fubara and the Rivers State Assembly under a state of emergency. The group warns that political instability in…

The president and vice president of Burkina Faso’s journalists’ association have been arrested. Guézouma Sanogo and Boukari Ouoba were taken to an undisclosed location just days after criticizing press restrictions. Their detention has sparked concerns over growing repression in the…

Catholic bishops in Côte d’Ivoire are urging fair and transparent elections ahead of October’s presidential vote. At a press conference in Abidjan, the bishops called on political and social actors to prioritize national stability. With less than eight months to…

One year after his election, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye reflects on his leadership. Since taking office, Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko have introduced key reforms, including a new economic development plan, “Le Projet.” Despite progress, challenges persist as Senegal…

Gambian authorities have intercepted over 70 West African migrants attempting to reach Europe. The group, including nationals from Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and Senegal, was arrested during a security operation. Officials say the crackdown is part of efforts to curb illegal migration.…

Thousands of displaced children in northeast Nigeria remain without schooling, despite government pledges. A newly built school near Al Miskin IDP Camp in Borno initially raised hopes, but access remains limited. Parents and activists are calling for urgent action to…

Niger is reeling from a brutal attack in Fambita that left 44 civilians dead. In response, civil society organizations are calling on the military to intensify counterterrorism efforts. The assault highlights ongoing security challenges in the Tillabéri region, a frequent…