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Ghana and its official creditors have finalised core issues on a debt rework and will sign a draft memorandum of understanding very soon, a key step required to access more International Monetary Fund financing. The memorandum formalises a provisional deal…
Gambling and betting among the youth in contemporary Ghana have been identified as means of coping with social economic challenges and as a form of leisure but they are also a recipe for mental trauma. The Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospita…
The hearing in the trial concerning the lifting of President Mohamed Bazoum’s immunity has been suspended. The case is being heard by the State Court, the country’s highest court. The deposed president’s lawyers left the courtroom on Friday after several…
Hundreds of Burkinabés, mostly youths, stormed the United Nations building in Ouagadougou Friday to protest against the UN’s report on rights violations perpetrated by the army in the country. The demonstration organised by a civil society coalition accuses the UN…
Nigerian authorities have described the security situation in the North East as better than it used to be; a sign that the armed groups operating in the region have been severely incapacitated. In an exclusive chat with WADR, General Abubakar…
The Niamey – Cotonou diplomatic rift deepens as security forces in Benin arrest five Nigerien senior oil officials. A 72-hour strike in protest of the arrest of a trade unionist in Mali, paralyses the nation’s financial and oil sectors. The…
Last week we discussed about the Importance of Leisure time for the mental wellbeing of young people. But today, we’re in Nigerian, engaging the views of young people about “The adoption of a new national anthem by the Nigerian parliament.”
The Gambia’s government through the Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration, and Employment says the country has more cement than the demand The ministry made the official statement amid reports of cement scarcity adding that three cement factories in the…
As usual, In The Sahel every once a month, brings you a panel discussion on a security issue of paramount importance. On today’s package, we are looking at Security Sector Reform with a particular emphasis on Nigeria under the current…
The far north of Cote d’Ivoire has welcomed thousands of Burkinabè displaced on the border line due to the terrorist threat facing Burkina Faso. On the occasion of African Borders Day, the National Borders Commission of Côte d’Ivoire brought together…
A 72-hour strike in protest of the arrest of a trade unionist in Mali, paralyses the nation’s financial and oil sectors. The Burkinabe army acquires new military hardware with the support of the population to better fight against insurgency. The…
The Borno Model, a comprehensive approach to addressing humanitarian crises developed in Borno State, North Eastern Nigeria, prioritizes community engagement and participation, integrating humanitarian and development responses, and strengthening local governance and institutions. The Model also emphasizes empowering local communities…
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