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The United Nations Human Rights Commission is calling on Mali to ensure accountability in the country. In a media briefing on Tuesday, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk said the human rights situation in Mali remains very…
The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has expressed its backing for the federal government’s initiative to enact the 2012 Civil Service Reform, commonly known as the “Oronsaye Report,” to trim the expenses associated with governance in the nation.…
Lawmakers In Liberia Take Historic Step to End Impunity for Decade-Long Civil War Atrocities. Senegal Braces for Protests as Civil Society Opposes Controversial Amnesty Bill Impacting Political Demonstrations. UN Calls on Malian Transitional To Ensure Accountability Amidst Escalating Human Rights…
Amnesty International cautions the State of Senegal against circumventing justice for families of political violence with the just adopted Amnesty Bill Togo’s National Assembly opens for 2024 ordinary legislative session following delayed parliamentary elections. Liberia’s former President Weah and civil…
In Nigeria’s National Assembly, plenary was briefly disrupted today when power outage forced Senators to abandon proceedings. The plenary however commenced after power was restored some minutes later. The President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, who apologized for the temporary…
In this edition of our community report, we head to Liberia, where we spotlight the Krahn ethnic-speaking group in Grand Gedeh County, located in the southeastern region of the country. Jewrel Nimely, a youth leader from the region, tells us…
According to Life Coach, Charles F. Glassman, self-discipline is often disguised as short-term pain, which often leads to long-term gains. Now the mistake many of us make is the need and want for short-term gains or immediate gratification, but this…
Senegal’s Law Commission to Assess Amnesty Bill Targeting Social and Political Harmony. Conakry Dixinn Court Hears Testimonies in 2009 Guinea Massacre Case as Prosecution Pushes for Crimes Against Humanity Charges. Ghana’s President Akuffo Addo Delays Assent to Anti-LGBTQ Bill Amid…
The Dixinn court in Guinea on Monday heard testimonies from defendants, victims, and witnesses in the case related to the 28 September 2009 massacre. The prosecution called for the reclassification of the case’s facts, proposing that the defendants be prosecuted for…
The Law Commission of Senegal will convene today to review the amnesty bill, the details of which have now been disclosed. According to a decree signed on March 1st, the amnesty law aims to alleviate the social and political climate…
The Malian transitional President Assimi Goïta, has officially received the conclusive report outlining the terms of reference for the inter-Malian dialogue. The comprehensive document encompasses a communication strategy and procedural guidelines for fostering peace and national reconciliation through dialogue. This…
Ghanaian Chef Failatu Abdul-Razak has failed in her attempt to become the Guinness World Record holder of the longest individual cooking marathon also known as the cook-a-thon. Chef Failatu’s cooking marathon began at midnight on January 1, 2024, initially aiming…
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