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The Judiciary branch of the Liberian government has described the allotment of US$20 million by the Legislature as its share of the 2024 national budget as a gross disrespect and inequality, hence they have rejected it. The formulation of the…
Senegal announced it has raised $750 million (nearly 450 billion CFA francs) from the Euro bond market, making it the fourth country in Sub-Saharan Africa to use this market after Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, and Kenya. The emerging oil and gas…
ARTICLE 19, a Non-Governmental Organization in Senegal that aims to promote freedom of expression and access to information, on June 5, organized a panel on access to information in the era of digitalization. The discussion, which took place in the…
The Korea-Africa Summit, aimed at revitalizing economic and diplomatic cooperation, concluded on Wednesday with substantial progress. The summit saw the signing of nearly 50 cooperation agreements with 23 African countries, marking a significant milestone in South Korea–Africa relations. Key sectors…
The Ivorian government hands over the bodies of victims of the 2010-2011 post-electoral crisis to their families after more than a decade. The Peace and Security Council of the African Union denounces assertions that security in the Sahel is deteriorating…
The Majority in Ghana’s Parliament has hit back at their colleague MPs on the Minority side, over claims some government agencies are entering into multi-year contracts without Parliamentary approval. The NDC MPs recently flagged a number of contracts including the…
Jihadists ambush and kill seven Beninese soldiers in a secluded park Organized labour in Nigeria Vows To Reject Meagre Addition To ₦60,000 As Minimum Wage A former chairman of Ghana’s largest opposition party accuses President Akufo-Addo’s party of cheating them…
In West Africa, countries such as Mali, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria continue to grapple with the significant underrepresentation of women in local governance. Despite various initiatives aimed at promoting gender equality, women face substantial barriers that prevent their active…
Organized labour in Nigeria Vows To Reject Meagre Addition To ₦60,000 As Minimum Wage Senegalese government welcomes result of the National Dialogue on justice reforms and assures full implementation. United Nations Humanitarian coordination raises alarm over the increasing displacement of…
The Organized labour in Nigeria has suspended its 2 days strike following a demand for a living wage. The suspension is for Five days. This action has continued to form discourse among Nigerians who doubt the feasibility of the amount…
In this feature report, we take you to the village of Kawu, in Niger state, one of the ancient settlements in the north-central region of Nigeria, which is now surrounded by bandits and other terrorist groups using the environment as…
On Woman of the Day we are sharing the story of Farida Bedwei, a Ghanaian software developer, engineer, and computer scientist who has been breaking barriers and redefining what it means to live with a disability. Despite being diagnosed with…
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