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In response to the global challenges posed by the COVID-19 outbreak, the Central Bank of Liberia has implemented additional austerity measures aimed at addressing the prevailing difficulties and maintaining stability in the country’s economy. The central Banks Governor Aloysius Tarlue…
Gambia’s government On Tuesday, launched the Regional West Africa Coastal Areas Resilience Project, marking the commencement of the project’s second phase implementation in the country. Through the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, and Natural Resources, the Gambian government actively participated…
A transformative initiative spanning two days has been launched in Dakar, the Senegalese capital, through a collaborative effort between the Batonga Foundation, a non-governmental organization, and the Mastercard Foundation. This project, supported by Angelique Kidjo, the renowned Beninese artist and…
In a determined effort to combat terrorism within its borders, the Burkinabe government enlisting an additional over one hundred thousand civilians to join members of the Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP). Prime Minister Apollinaire Kyelem de Tambèla…
•Reports of fresh demonstrations emerge in Dakar as Opposition leader Ousmane Sonko alleges house arrest •The Burkinabe government initiates a reintegration program for hundreds of thousands of displaced persons. •A ghastly traffic accident in Accra – Ghana claims over a…
Underprivileged and deprived adolescent girls in Senegal have been spotted for a rapid transformation project that aims to protect their rights. Some of these girls Batonga, a non-governmental organization says are victims of harmful cultural practices such as early marriage,…
Since Ghana’s independence, the southern part of Ghana has witnessed a growing influx of young women and teenage girls whose sole business is to engage in the head porterage of goods popularly known as Kayaye. Studies reveal that there are…
Siatta Scott Johnson is a Liberian broadcast journalist, reporter, producer, filmmaker, and communications and outreach specialist. Over the years, Siatta has proven herself as a trailblazer, chalking many firsts and advocating for women journalists in Liberia to practice the profession…
In Liberia, a three-day national conference centred around sexual and reproductive health and rights has concluded in the capital Monrovia with a resounding appeal to put an end to detrimental cultural practices targeting women and girls. The conference aimed at…
A tense confrontation unfolded on Monday in the Senegalese capital, Dakar as numerous protesters engaged in clashes with the police. The unrest erupted when lawmakers were allegedly denied access to the residence of a well-known opposition politician who was facing…
Following a constructive meeting with government officials, the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has temporarily suspend its ongoing strike. In a statement released on Monday, JUSAG announced a two-week halt to the strike action, aiming to facilitate dialogue…
President Patrice Talon has called on all his ambassadors serving abroad to gather in the country. In a directive, the President has summoned the diplomats and their deputies to return to Benin by May 29 to partake in a crucial…
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