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Vote Count Continues in Guinea amid heavy security following Sunday’s Constitutional referendum. In Ghana, #StopGalamseyNow Protest erupts in Accra as public demands end to illegal mining Education Authority in Senegal Bans use of mobile phones in schools from next school…
•Vote Count Underway in Guinea amid heavy security following Sunday’s Constitutional referendum. •Togo opposition figures face prosecution after June protests •UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres urges renewed global unity amid crises as the organisation marks its 80th anniversary.
This week, we begin with a great comeback performance from Nigerian athlete Tobi Amusan, who won silver at the 2025 Tokyo Athletic Championship. Also, we look at the trial of Ghana international Thomas Party, who pleaded not guilty to all…
The question of creating state police in Nigeria has once again taken centre stage in national discourse. With rising insecurity across the country and mounting pressure on federal security agencies, calls for decentralizing policing are growing louder. Advocates argue that…
•Ghana’s President Mahama calls for solidarity as ECOWAS engages Sahel States on security crisis •France expels two Malian diplomats as it suspends counter-terrorism cooperation agreement. •Nigeria’s Imo State Police Arrest 789 crime Suspects, Rescue Victims in Two-Month Crackdown •And, daughter…
•France expels two Malian diplomats as it suspends counter-terrorism cooperation agreement. •Ghana’s President Mahama calls for increased road infrastructure and network to boost inter-regional trade. •A North-Eastern State of Nigeria flags intensifies health campaign over rising Cholera cases and deaths.…
•UN Special Representative for West Africa urges mutual tolerance in run-off to Côte d’Ivoire’s October 25 elections. •Guinea prepares for historic referendum vote as campaign ends nationwide. •Medical Charity, MSF, launches project in Senegal to spotlight impacts of climate Change…
UN Special Representative for West Africa urges mutual tolerance in the run-up to Côte d’Ivoire’s October 25 elections. Guinea’s readies for historic referendum vote as campaign ends nationwide. And Medical Charity, MSF, launches a project in Senegal to spotlight the…
•Gambian CSOs call for the immediate reinstatement of deposed auditor-general to safeguard democracy •Nigeria’s Rivers state governor, Fubara, resumes office 6 months after suspension •ECOWAS Chair President Maada Bio visits Burkina Faso to strengthen regional cooperation •Senegal’s Supreme Court confirms…
•Gambian CSOs call for the immediate reinstatment of depose auditor-general to safeguard demomocrcy •Nigeria’s Rivers state governor, Fubara, resumes office 6 months after suspension •ECOWAS Chair President Maada Bio visits Burkina Faso to strengthen regional cooperation Eleven West African nationals…
ECOWAS Chair President Maada Bio makes surprise visit to Burkina Faso Gambian lawmakers threaten sanctions after forceful removal of country’s auditor-general from office by President Barrow. Eleven West African nationals sue Ghana over alleged unlawful detention. And Nigeria’s Plateau State…
Gambian lawmakers threaten sanctions after forceful removal of country’s auditor-general from office by President Barrow. Togolese State Security arrests former Minister of Armed Forces, Gnakade, in Lome. And Nigeria’s Plateau State to recruit over 1400 personnel for establishment of state…
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