Hepatitis, Symptoms & Causes
This edition focuses on hepatitis, a disease of the liver caused by 5 different viruses and yet not known by a lot people. In fact, most of the 400 million people with chronic hepatitis B and C, the most severe…
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Spain defeats England to win EURO 2024 in a Thrilling Final
In this exciting episode, our host Sankulleh Janko brings you the latest happenings in the world of sports including: Spain’s title win in EURO 2024 defeating England in a thrilling final leading to Southgate quitting his role as England coach.…
WEEKLY TOP NEWS – Sénégal 100 Days & Guinea Political Issuee + Nigeria New Wage
Our conversation this week will be on 2 themes, first the media chat by the Senegalese president to mark his 100 days in office. And second, the outcome of the Afrobarometer democracy report launch during the week. On the side,…
NewsLink 2024- 07- 19 Third Edition
•Supreme Court of Liberia threatens to shutdown Government operations over budget dispute •Amnesty International calls for the immediate release of opposition leaders detained by authorities in Mali •Vaccine Alliance, Gavi, announces cholera vaccines to shortly arrive in Nigeria amid worsening…
NewsLink 2024- 07- 19 Second Edition
The Guinean transitional government moves to resize the political space over the existence of hundreds of political parties. Mali’s Armed Forces sets new guidelines for soldiers on the use new media following a video of a soldier disembowelling a corpse.…
Liberia govt provides mid year update on state of the economy
The Liberian government has provided a mid-year update on the state of the nation’s economy, projecting a growth rate of 5.1 percent. Acting Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Anthony Myers said the country’s economic growth is driven by strong…
IN THE SAHEL – Rapid Population Growth And Security Challenges
As recent projections estimate, population growth will remain a challenge throughout Africa, although growth rates have slowed over recent decades. Africa’s population will continue to grow strongly over the next few decades, especially in sub-regions such as the Sahel. Many…
Mali’s General Staff of Armed Forces sets limits to soldiers appearance on social media
The General Staff of the Malian Armed Forces now prohibits soldiers in military uniform from posting sensitive images on social networks. From now on, Malian soldiers must have authorization from the Ministry of Defense or Security before doing anything. Soldiers…
Nigeria Labour & Trade Union leaders agree with FG on new National minimum wage
Nigeria Labour union leaders have explained why they accepted the new National Minimum Wage of 70,000 naira ($152) for Nigerian workers, as proposed by President Bola Tinubu on Thursday. President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero; and his…
Ghana’s EC urges all to accept outcome of upcoming Presidential election on December 7
The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission in Ghana, Jean Mensa, has urged the various political parties intending to contest in the December 7 elections to accept in good faith, outcomes of the polls. The chairperson further admonished the political parties…
Ghana’s Medical Association proposes cancellation of certificate, diploma nursing programmes
The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) is making a strong case for the cancellation of certificate and diploma nursing programmes in the country, advocating for all nursing education to be elevated to the degree level. This significant shift aims to address…
Guinean govt announces drastic reduction of political parties
The Guinean government has announced that it will completely clean up the political landscape by drastically reducing the number of political parties. According to the transitional authorities, the process of evaluating political parties has shown that several political groups do…
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