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Ghana’s Attorney General has criticized the judiciary for the delay in the prosecution and conclusion of high-profile criminal cases describing it as unfair and unjust. Ghana has in recent years had many politically exposed cases seeing several postponements, with some…
Nigeria’s highest economic decision-making body, the National Economic Council, has expressed genuine concerns over the proposed strike by organized labor and the consequences of such actions on the national economy at such a critical time. NEC therefore urged all members…
Let’s begin with the report from The Burkinabè government confirming that it foiled a coup attempt during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday and announced the arrest of the soldiers involved in this mission. Minister of Communications and spokesperson for…
Accra, the Ghanaian capital and other regions have experienced excess rainfall since July as forecasted by the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMeT). The Agency also cautioned that the distribution of this year’s September to November rainfall may lead to more localised…
National Assembly Members of the Gambia on Tuesday began a two-day forum on budget analysis, review and scrutiny. The Refresher Capacity Building Engagement Forum is organised by the Office of the Clerk in partnership with the EU-Gambia Partnership Office.
We cross over to Nigeria as The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, has asked the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to halt its plan for a nationwide strike over fuel subsidy removal. The speaker made the call on…
We begin in Niger where the United States says it is evaluating the evolving situation in the country. The U.S. remarked barely 24 hours after France announced the immediate withdrawal of its ambassador, and diplomatic staff from Niamey as well…
Liberian citizens are growing alarmed by the escalating threats to their country’s peace emanating from certain followers of the major opposition party, Unity Party. Price Johnson, a former warlord who infamously captured and killed the country’s former president, Samuel K.…
We start in Senegal with a human rights situation as CIVICUS adds the country to its monitor watchlist. The research tool tracking civic spaces observed that in recent months, basic rights to assembly and expression have come under serious threat…
Ghana’s President Akufo-Addo has called on the international community to support Africa in the fight against terrorism in the Sahel and the rampant coups across the continent. During his speech at the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly…
Let’s begin with this development between two neighboring states in the sub-region whose relations are fast deteriorating. Niger and Benin’s decades of bilateral and economic failing ties are tumbling following the military coup in Niamey that deposed President Mohammed Bazoum.…
Ahead of the conduct of the October 10 presidential and legislative elections in Liberia, the National Elections Commission is assuring a credible and transparent election that reflects the will of the people. However, the Chairperson of the Commission, Davidetta Browne…
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