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Guinean nationals living in Liberia, particularly in the Boni Town region, are facing a dire situation as the Liberian authorities have given them a 10-day ultimatum to regularize their stay in the country or face arrest, imprisonment, or repatriation. According…
Ahead of the official launch of the second round of polio vaccine on today Friday in Liberia, UNICEF Country Representative has expressed concern over the deplorable situation confronting children in Liberia. In an interview with reporters in Monrovia, the UNICEF…
The financial and oil sectors in Mali have been paralyzed by a 72-hour strike in protest of the arrest of trade unionist Hamadoun Bah. Bah, the secretary general of the National Union of Insurance, Banks and Financial Establishments and Commerce…
Judicial cooperation and the promotion of mutual legal development between Ghana and Gambia continue to flourish as the Gambia’s Chief Justice swears into and formally inducts into office a distinguished Ghanaian judge, Justice Sarah Aryee. The arrival of the new…
Ghana is confident of reaching an agreement with a vendor for the establishment of its first nuclear power plant, with contenders including France’s EDF, U.S.-based NuScale Power, Regnum Technology Group, and China National Nuclear Corporation. According to Dr. Stephen Yamoah,…
Far north of Cote d’Ivoire welcome thousands of Burkinabès displaced on the border line due to the terrorist threat on the occasion of African Borders Day Mali’s financial and oil sectors paralyzed by a 72-hour strike in protest of the…
President Diomaye Faye makes 18 new appointments into his government Outspoken Beninese journalist who has been critical of the Patrice Talon government says he fears for his life Residents of a small Nigerian community dread their lives on a daily…
The Pre-Tana Forum concluded yesterday in Dakar. This two-day event contributed to the active involvement of young people in the field of security in Africa. Civil society actors from several African countries participated in this panel organized by the Institute…
On this episode which focuses on World Environment Day 2024, we asking experts if the earth can heal from land degradation, desertification, and drought.? Recall, 0n 5 June every year, the world commemorates this day that is the biggest international for…
The Ivorian government yesterday handed over 14 bodies of victims of the 2010-2011 post-election crisis to their families. The ceremony took place at Abidjan’s main morgue. Details with WADR’s Etsey Atisu.
Activities of gunmen and kidnappers has put the rural community in the Kuje Area Council of Nigeria’s capital, Abuja in constant fear. Known as Pegi, the community in Nigeria’s capital is facing numerous challenges. The over 17,000 people who reside…
The Ivorian government hands over the bodies of victims of the 2010-2011 post-electoral crisis to their families after more than a decade. Russia’s Foreign Minister Lavrov ends his visit to Burkina Faso with a promise of additional military support in…
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