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Here in Senegal, President Macky Sall has received the final report from the national dialogue, which he officially initiated on May 31, 2023. The report was presented during a ceremony held at the State House and attended by key participants…
But let’s begin the bulletin with updates in Sierra Leone where the Office of National Security (ONS)has commended security personnel deployed during the June 24 elections for their professional conduct. The ONS also warned elements against acts that may jeopardise…
Sierra Leone electoral commission Assures Full Preparedness for General Elections as June 24 Approaches. Burkinabe Government Invests Millions of Dollars to Revitalize Agriculture, Enhancing Access to Organic Cotton Inputs. Public Outrage Erupts in Ghana as Policeman Killed in Brazen Daylight…
Barring any unanticipated shocks, the Bank of Ghana is forecasting Ghana’s inflation will gradually trend downwards until the end of 2025. According to the May 2023 Monetary Policy Report by the Central Bank, risks to the inflation outlook are fairly…
We begin this edition of the bulletin with the scheduled visit of the president of the Union of Comoros and current African Union Chair, Azali Assoumani to Guinea. The transitional authority announcing Assoumani’s arrival later today, said the visit, is…
•The Summit for a New Global Financial Pact opens with a 2.5 billion commitement to Senegal’s renewable energy transition. •Guinean Minister of Justice Alphonso Charles Wright fails to appear before a court for a hearing into a case filed against…
In today’s edition of Arts and Culture, we are taking a tour of Liberia’s School of Arts and Dance, established to train the younger generation about the country’s rich cultural heritage.
Today’s edition is a continuation of the series on forest cover but this time focusing on Nigeria – a country with an abundance of forest spread across the six geo-political zones. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization,…
The Gambia’s health minister Dr Amdou Lamin Samateh has blamed meningitis and sepsis for the death of 17 children in the country. The minister informed National Assembly Members that some of the children arrived at health facilities late with severe…
In this episode of 50/50, we continue to explore the gender dynamics of breadwinning by speaking to two men who have very different experiences – one has been the breadwinner throughout and in all of his relationships, while the other…
Mali’s General Directorate of State Litigation Files Lawsuit against UN Human Rights Mission over Moura Report. Former Liberian Chief Justice Gloria and Three Others Face Murder Charges of Charlotte Musu’s Death. Afreximbank Forecasts Single Currency for Intra-Africa Trade to Generate…
In the Gambia, the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Human Rights and Constitutional Matters has called for fast-track trials for prisoners who have been detained for up to one year The committee also called for prisoners who are remanded for…
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