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Senegal is set to establish its first-ever gold refinery, a move expected to strengthen the country’s mining sector and economy. The project, announced by the Senegal Mines Corporation in partnership with FONSIS, the Sovereign Fund for Strategic Investments, aims to…
Mali’s National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) has raised alarm over escalating restrictions on freedom of opinion and expression in the country. The commission strongly condemned “any form of illegal restriction” as reports of arrests targeting critical voices continue to rise.…
Liberia’s Assets Recovery and Property Retriever Task Force has launched investigations into over 18 alleged corruption cases, reinforcing its commitment to fighting financial crimes. To aid in asset recovery, the government has brought in two forensic experts, including Andrew Durand,…
Liberia and the World Bank have launched the Governance Reform and Accountability Transformation (GREAT) Project, a $30 million initiative aimed at improving governance and institutional capacity. The project will modernize public administration through digital public services, enhance tax revenue collection,…
Benin’s Defense and Security Forces (FDS) are conducting a large-scale joint military exercise, METROPOLIS 2025, at Ouidah Beach on March 21. Organized by the General Staff of the Beninese Armed Forces and the Republican Police, the drill aims to test…
Following President Bola Tinubu’s state of emergency declaration in Rivers State, retired Vice Admiral Ibok-Étè Ibas has been appointed as the region’s sole administrator. The decision comes amid rising political tensions and increased pipeline vandalism, which pose a threat to…
Ghana’s Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah, has unveiled new measures to curb illegal mining, including revoking post-December 7 mining licenses and launching the Blue Water Initiative to restore polluted water bodies. While the government sees…
• Senegal to get its first-ever gold refinery soon • World Bank launches $30 million project in Liberia to enhance governance and accountability • And, Nigeria’s oil-rich Rivers State gets new Sole Administrator amid state of emergency declaration
The Sahel, a region spanning over 3,800 kilometres south of the Sahara Desert, has recently garnered significant global attention. Over the past decade, the region has been marked by challenges such as terrorism, insecurity, and trafficking. Military coups have emerged…
Military government in Niger to begin implementation of Resolutions from the National Conference on March 25 Ivorian Opposition Leader Tidjane Thiam renounces French nationality as his name appears on the electoral roll Parliament in Nigeria Approves Emergency Rule In Rivers,…
•The delay in Food assistance exacerbates hunger crisis at AL Miskin IDP Camp in Northeastern Nigeria •ECOWAS Court hands down guilty verdict against Guinean government’s crackdown on 2019/2020 protesters •CSOs in The Gambia call for reinstatement of Clause 14 of…
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has condemned the Guinean government for its violent crackdown on protesters opposing Alpha Condé’s third term between 2019 and 2020. Lawyers representing Guinean opposition figures welcomed the ruling, calling it a victory for justice and…
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