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The recently appointed Director General of the Civil Service Agency of Liberia, Josiah Joekai, has expressed concern over the substantial wage bill inherited from the previous administration of George Weah. Joekai stated that there are over 67,000 people employed in…
The International Federation of Women Lawyers (IFWL) has expressed disappointment in the slow pace of work regarding the passage of Ghana’s Affirmative Action Bill. Efforts have been underway since 2011 to enact an Affirmative Action (Gender Equality) Law in alignment…
Guinean Civic Groups Resist Authorities Extension of Transition Period Amidst ECOWAS Agreed Timetable Dispute. Nigerien Authorities Modify Military Procurement Laws, Removing Oversight as the public expresses concern. Courtroom Chaos interrupts Trial of Former Guinea-Bissau Officials accused of Embezzlement of Millions…
Senegal’s Commission for Census of Votes To announce first round of provisional results not later than April 1. Nigerian Senate suspends one of its members over budget paddling claims Ghana’s Minority In Parliament Accuses The Apex Bank of Illicit Activities.…
Nigerian Senate Launches Probe into 20 Billion Dollar Central Bank Advances During Buhari’s Administration. Gambian Parliament Initiates Deliberations on Criminal Offense Bill to Strengthen Legal Framework. Ivorian President Ouattara Meets with New PDCI Leader to Discuss Funeral Arrangements for Late…
The Nigerian Senate inaugurates an ad-hoc committee to probe the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari over the 20 billion dollars Ways and Means Advances from the Central Bank of Nigeria, which was approved by the Ninth National Assembly. WADRs…
In this edition of the Book Review, we analyze a book that addresses a common issue for all women. Daughters Who Walk This Path by Yejide Kilanko unites all women as it focuses on a topic that almost every woman…
The Minority in Ghana’s Parliament has accused the Bank of Ghana (BoG) management of engaging in illicit activities related to the write-off of approximately GH¢48 billion in government debt. The caucus contends that these actions have led to the central…
We head to The Gambia where Parliament commenced deliberations on the Criminal Offense Bill, a legislative proposal aimed at enhancing the country’s legal framework. The bill seeks to address various criminal activities and ensure the protection of citizens’ rights. …
President Alassane Ouattara on Tuesday received Tidjane Thiam, the new President of the Côte d’Ivoire Democratic Party PDCI RDA, in the audience at the palace. On the agenda for discussion was the date of the funeral of President Henri Konan…
The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia is calling for the dissolution of the recently constituted Assets Recovery team by President Joseph Boakai. The Liberian leader recently issued an executive order establishing the Asset recovery team with a mandate…
In Burkina Faso, 15 May each year will henceforth be dedicated to customs and traditions. The decision was taken by the government in the Council of Ministers. According to the transitional authorities, this decision aims to reaffirm the secular nature…
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