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We begin the bulletin in Senegal where President Macky Sall is calling for dialogue and consultation to preserve peace, stability, and national cohesion across the country. His speech served as a prelude to the celebration of the country’s Independence Day…
Let’s return our attention to Liberia where records of voter registration exercise violence are soaring high amidst the government’s inability to fund the electoral commission for the preparation of logistics in the coming general elections slated for 10TH October 2023.…
Universal access to health and universal health coverage implies that all people and communities have indiscriminate access, to comprehensive, appropriate and timely, quality health services according to the WHO. This means access to safe, effective, and affordable quality medicines, without…
Let’s turn our attention to Ghana, as Parliament approves four financial bills presented by the government aimed at generating close to 350 million USD annually to boost domestic revenue mobilization. The measures are part of the government’s efforts to meet…
We begin the bulletin in Niger as The World Bank Group President, David Malpass, on Thursday commences a 48-hour working visit to the country, with a focus on development and security. During a meeting with a team led by Niger’s…
Au Burkina Faso, Amnesty International regrette plusieurs violations des droits humains dans le pays. L’organisation de défense des droits humains dit avoir documenté des cas tant du côté des militaires que des groupes armés terroristes. Amnesty International à présenter son…
We now head to chad where The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) reports the arrival of thousands of refugees and asylum seekers in the provinces of Sila and Ouaddai over the past weekend, fleeing inter-communal conflict in West Darfur. The…
At least twenty-nine migrants from sub-Saharan Africa died when two boats sank off the coast of Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean to Italy. Tunisian coast guard on Sunday said, in the last four days, five migrant boats…
The Gambia is on the verge of setting up a special prosecutor’s office to deal with crimes committed under former President Yahya Jammeh. The court will be set up under the ministry of justice to hear all crimes committed from…
In Guinea, the publication of the U.S. State Department’s report on the human rights situation in the country has sparked outrage says the Minister of Justice. According to Alphonse Charles Wright, the report is not based on up-to-date information that…
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