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Ahead of Saturday’s presidential election in Mauritania, opposition actors are still raising concerns about the measures being taken to ensure the reliability of the polls? Despite their concerns, the election commission stepped up a number of works this week on…
Agents of the Ivorian Radiodiffusion Television (RTI) have announced a 72-hour strike. Dissatisfied with a number of things, including unfair labor practice, the strike is under the cover of the National Union of Agents of Public and Parapublic Information Sectors…
Over two million voters in Mauritania head to the polls on Saturday to elect a new president with incumbent Ghazouani seeking a second term Pro-military supporters in Burkina Faso protest against allege biased reporting by certain media outlets Civil society…
The much anticipated state of the nation address by the Gambia’s President Adama Barrow is still eliciting reactions, especially from lawmakers. Our Banjul Correspondent Sankulleh Janko spoke to Hon Omar Jammeh, the National Assembly Member for Janjanbureh Constituency, on the…
The notion that climate change breeds violence is prevalent – a perspective supported by several schools of thought that focus on the relationship among resources, conflict and security. The relationship plays out as territorial disputes and conflicts over the use…
Most people have trouble being tolerant with others. As a living, breathing society, everyone is constantly learning and adapting to each other—it comes with the territory. But cultivating a spirit of tolerance can bring healing and meaning to your life…
WADR Convenes Security & Governance debate in Abuja. In Nigeria’s capital Abuju, played host to Several governance and security stakeholders who converged for a public debate on security crisis and human rights issues affecting the Sahel region. The gathering is…
Several governance and security stakeholders converged for a public debate on security crisis and human rights issues affecting the Sahel region. The gathering is an initiative of the West Africa Democracy Radio with funding from the Open Society Africa Office –…
Civil society organizations and the Guinean Bar Association are demanding an independent investigation and a re-examination to determine the true cause of death of General Sadiba Coulibaly, the former Chief of Staff of the Guinean Army, who passed away on…
Liberian President Joseph Boakai has assured the United States that his government will not do business as usual where state resources will end up in individual’s pockets. Speaking on the heels of the 248 anniversary of the founding of the…
A new report has revealed that despite ten years of economic growth, Ghana faces significant job challenges. The report, produced by the UNDP in partnership with the Ghana Statistical Service and the National Development Planning Commission, shows that 75% of…
Pro-military supporters in Burkina Faso protest against certain media outlets accusing them biased reporting and lack of support for the government’s efforts to combat terrorism. Civil society organizations and the Guinean Bar Association demand an independent investigation to determine the…
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