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In Nigeria, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has resolved to convene a “special summit” in a bid to prevail on the three Sahelian States of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger not to leave the bloc. Dr Omar…
In less than 72 hours, the Nigeria Customs Service has intercepted yet another huge consignment of arms and ammunition. This new bust involved the interception of 55 pieces of unassembled semi-automatic short guns at the cargo airport in the Lagos…
Some women rights activists in Sierra Leone have welcomed the decision by President Julius Bio to ban child marriages in the country. These women activists, who have been advocating for a legal framework to enforce the ban on child marriages,…
Mali and Russia are strengthening their cooperation in the field of energy. To this end, a high-level Russian delegation has been in Bamako since Monday. The two countries have signed several memoranda, including one on nuclear power. Moscow wants to…
The Constitutional Court of Mali has validated the law which increases the compensation and benefits of members of the transitional parliament. The law does not grant a salary to transitional parliamentarians, but indicates that they will benefit from new benefits.…
The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) has vehemently opposed the proposed Free Senior High School (SHS) Bill currently under discussion by Parliament’s Select Committee on Education. The education management body criticized the Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Osei-Adutwum’s proposal…
The Speaker of Parliament in Ghana, Alban Bagbin, has advised the Minister of Trade and Industry, K.T. Hammond, to withdraw the Legislative Instrument (L.I) on cement price regulation. This advice follows constitutional arguments raised by former leader of the minority…
•Senegalese Prime Minister Sonko makes new appointments to his office •Women rights advocates in Sierra Leone welcome decision by the government to ban child marriages •ECOWAS to convene special summit in a bid to prevail on Mali, Burkina Faso and…
Relative calm returns to Mauritania after deadly opposition protests against re-election of President G(h)azouani A section of Burkina Faso’s population demands that Captain Traore rethinks his governance strategies Nigeria’s National Oil Company declares state of emergency on crude production in…
Across the globe, brave individuals and powerful movements have tirelessly worked to advance gender equality, dismantle systemic barriers, and champion women’s empowerment. These efforts have been instrumental in challenging societal norms and securing fundamental rights for women everywhere. On 50-50…
WADR’s management led by its Station Manager Agnes John Thomasi visits Democracy Radio in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. During exchanges, Madam Thomasi and her Nigerian counterpart, Mohammad Kudu Abubakar (PhD) discussed partnership and program exchanges to promote the ideas that both…
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