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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says there is no known intelligence confirming Iran relocated any of its highly enriched uranium ahead of recent U.S. airstrikes on its nuclear facilities. The strikes, carried out early Sunday with over a dozen 30,000-pound…
One year after the first Kenyan police units arrived, the UN‑supported security mission in Haiti is struggling to reach its 2,500‑troop target. Commander William Ruto told the UN Security Council that only 991 officers—mostly Kenyans, with small contingents from Guatemala,…
Seventeen Nigerian soldiers have been killed in a deadly clash with suspected bandits in Niger State, the Nigerian Army confirmed. The gun battle erupted overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday, June 24–25, near Bangi Community in the Mariga Local Government Area.…
Togo’s capital, Lomé, witnessed heightened tensions on Thursday as security forces clashed with protesters demanding political change. The demonstrations, now in their second day, are part of a three-day nationwide protest denouncing governance under Faure Gnassingbé. Protesters gathered at key…
As nationwide protests unfold in Togo, digital rights group Internet Without Borders is highlighting the critical role of social media in driving civic action. The protests, now in their second day, were initially mobilised entirely online. Quemal Affagnon, West Africa…
In Guinea, Transitional President General Mamadi Doumbouya has formally received the draft of a new national constitution. The handover marks a significant step in the country’s political transition. The document was compiled by a special committee set up by the…
In Côte d’Ivoire, two presidential hopefuls have announced a fresh political coalition ahead of the October 2025 election. The new alliance, named the Alliance for Justice, the Nation, and Change (AJUNA), brings together Vincent Toh Bi Irié and Assalé Tiémoko…
Police teargas Protesters in Togo as Nationwide Demonstrations Against Gnassingbé Enter Day Two Nigerian Army Confirms Death of 17 Soldiers in Niger State Bandits Attack Guinea’s transitional President Doumbouya Receives Draft Constitution Amid Opposition Boycott of Submission Ceremony
In Liberia, several former government officials were detained at the Monrovia Central Prison on Thursday over allegations of diverting humanitarian aid. Among those held were ex-Foreign Minister Dee Maxwell Kemeyah, former General Services Agency chief Mary Broh, and Henry Williams,…
Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio is pushing for a permanent African seat on the United Nations Security Council. In a video message commemorating 80 years of the UN Charter, President Bio emphasized the urgent need for reforms to correct…
Nigeria has launched its inaugural International Civil Service Conference in Abuja, marking a major step toward revitalizing the public sector. The event, spearheaded by the Civil Service of the Federation in partnership with the Global Government Forum, brings together experts…
Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has confirmed that the U.S. has issued a warning over the country’s growing student visa overstay rates. According to U.S. immigration data, 21% of Ghanaian students stay beyond their visa limits—surpassing the 15%…
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