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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…
Defence ministers from the Economic Community of West African States ECOWAS converge on Abuja on Thursday to discuss the possible activation of the standby force. The move follows the unprecedented increase in security threats. The force was first conceived three…
ECOWAS Defence Ministers converge on Abuja with plans to activate standby force in combating increasing security threats. Mix Reactions trail Gambia’s President Barrow’s state of the nation address Ahead of Saturday’s presidential elections in Mauritania, Seven candidates hold final campaigns…
International Criminal Court convicts’ extremist leader Al Hassan Mahmoud of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Mali. Uncertainty hangs over Senegalese Prime Minister Sonko’s national policy declaration Armed Forces of Liberia discharges four soldiers for testing positive of illicit…
The debate surrounding the criminalization of homosexuality in Senegal has resurfaced in the National Assembly, where a Member of Parliament has proposed a law to severely punish anyone who has committed, and I quote, “an unnatural act,” end of quote. Imoh Edet…
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, on Wednesday, asked the government, particularly the Minister of the Interior, to continue with the implementation of the national strategy to fight against drugs. President Faye further asked for the strengthening of awareness on illicit drug…
The Swedish Embassy in Bamako says it is closing down because it continues to experience a worrying deterioration of the security situation in the country. This move will, however, not completely disengage Swedish ties in the Sahel, adding that its…
In Guinea, the ruling in the trial of the September 28, 2009, massacre will be handed down on July 31. This decision was taken by the Dixinn Criminal Court at the end of closing arguments yesterday, Wednesday. Nearly 2 years…
In Niger, the authorities are now looking to Chad for oil exports. This follows the diplomatic row with neighboring Benin, which has been going on for several months. Niamey wants to move away from Benin’s port of Sèmè Podji and…
Liberian Senate Protempore, Nyonblee Kangar-Lawrence, says corruption remains one of the major challenges that is undermining the efficiency and growth of public service in Liberia. She intoned that widespread public corruption is eroding public trust, thereby diverting much needed resources…
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