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The electoral campaign for the constitutional referendum in Mali is currently underway, with active participation from both sides representing “Yes” and “No.” Amid this campaign, Bamako is intensifying its mediation efforts to obtain approval for its proposed new constitution. However,…
In anticipation of a scheduled protest by the F24 movement on Friday, the Senegalese community residing in the Gambia has voiced their concerns regarding the ongoing situation in their home country. The community has emphasized the importance of dialogue and…
Let’s begin in Senegal as President Macky Sall late Monday visited the Caliph General of the Mourides. President Sall reportedly had a long meeting behind closed doors with the Caliph General for reasons yet unknown but many believe it follows…
Our top story takes us to Niger’sTillabéri region, where more than 900 educational institutions were compelled to shut down last May due to escalating insecurity. Following a supervisory visit to the region, Ibrahim Natatou, the Nigerien Minister of National Education,…
In this edition of the program, Two issues are of concern. First, the violent clashes in Senegal and the chaos that heralded the fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria. But let’s start with the first issue – SENEGAL. As James mentioned…
In Nigeria, the Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) is calling on the Federal and State governments to prioritize investment in healthcare. Speaking to newsmen after the Association’s National Working Committee meeting, Orji Emeka, President of the Association, affirmed their willingness…
More on Senegal, we are being joined by Habibatou Samba, a Senegalese lawyer who will x-ray Sonko’s conviction especially as the minister of Justice IsmailaMadiorhas said that the Mayor of Ziguinchor could be arrested at any time. In this excerpt,…
Zero traffic and deserted streets, dark fumes and tear gas better describe Dakar and its environs Thursday after violent clashesbetween demonstrators and security operatives. Although anticipated, the level of carnage as seen in images and videos circulated on social media…
And in Guinea Bissau, the counting of votes from Sunday’s parliamentary elections is underway. At the end of the process at most by Tuesday, winners will be certified by the electoral commission for 102 seats at the National People’s Assembly.…
We begin in Senegal with the latest update following Thursday’s violence between protesters and the police shortly after the sentencing of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko to 2 years in prison for corrupting youth. So far, the state has confirmed nine…
Today’s edition of the program is on the 2023 World Environment Day is celebrated annually on June 5. This year’s event is tagged Beat Plastic Pollution. The focus for us however is not about the pollution itself but its effects,…
The Annual celebration of World No Tobacco Day this year reveals that its cultivation and production aggravate food and nutrition insecurity in Africa. This is because it destroys ecosystems, impoverishes soils, defiles waters and pollutes the environment. The World Health…
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