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President Joseph Boakai of Liberia is calling on citizens to prioritize the consumption of locally-grown produce in order to reduce the demand for imported foodstuff. Speaking on Wednesday when he launched a six-year National Agricultural Development Plan for Liberia under…
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered the Nigerian government to conduct a new investigation into human rights violations committed during the 2020 #EndSARS protests, in a ruling hailed by Amnesty International. The court found that the government violated the…
The Minority in Ghana’s parliament staged a walkout on the approval of the Minister of State Designate at the Energy Ministry, Herbert Krapah, and the Deputy Minister Designate of Trade and Industry, Kofi Ahenkorah Marfo, during proceedings on Wednesday. According…
Approximately 100 angry youth from Asato, a farming community in the Kadjebi District of the Oti Region, have obstructed a mining company with heavy equipment from prospecting for the viability of iron ore in the area. The African Exploration Minerals…
Mali’s junta government lifts the ban on political party and association activities in the country, after three years. •Ghana’s Minority MPs walkout of parliament over approval of new ministerial appointees by the president •Burkinabe Transitional President Traoré to receive the…
Political and governance experts in Senegal call on President Diomaye Faye to ensure service delivery as he marks one hundred days in office Gambia joins the few countries in the region to settle their entire ECOWAS Community Levy Opposition parties…
In Benin, the crew of a suspicious ship that ran aground near a beach in Cotonou has been placed under custody. The 18 suspects in the case were presented to the prosecutor at the beginning of the week. They will…
The downward trends of democracy is drawing concerns from Civil Society Organizations in Africa who are calling for the strengthening of solidarity among the civic space. In the Senegalese capital of Dakar, Stakeholders across Africa have been deliberating in Dakar…
•Political and governance experts in Senegal call on President Diomaye Faye to ensure service delivery as he marks one hundred days in office •Violent protest rocks Guinean capital Conakry over the lack of electricity supply. •Opposition parties and political players…
Wednesday, July 10, marks the first hundred days in office for Senegalese President Diomaye Faye. He was sworn into office on April 2, after winning the presidential election on March 24, 2024, with 54 percent of the total votes cast.…
In Guinea Bissau, the opposition political parties and several political players are divided on the new legislative election date announced by President Umaro Sissoko Embalo. President Embalo had days ago declared November 24 as the date for the parliamentary elections…
Agriculture remains an integral part of the Ghanaian economy, contributing about 20 per cent on average to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product, as indicated by the Ghana Statistical Service. Unfortunately, this sector is dominated by the older generation with only…
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