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Politicians seeking parliamentary seats in Guinea Bissau’s National People’s Assembly have until June 4, 2023, to convince voters of their votes. The campaign which officially began on Saturday, is expected to usher in a new set of lawmakers after the…
At the top of our minds, we get online and start researching when we want to read about a news update, hire a service, or buy something. With the inundated diverse and numerous digital information, disinformation, misinformation, and a delusion…
The Senegalese government has secured a major financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to support the country’s economic and financial policies. The 36-month financing will be provided through the Extended Credit Facility (MEDC) and the Extended Credit Facility…
Our next stop is Guinea, as the death toll from the anti-government protest on Wednesday rises to seven. According to the Forces Vives movement on Thursday, at least 32 people were also injured in the capital city of Conakry and…
Telecommunications Stakeholders in the Gambia have called for better internet services amid poor and expensive internet services in the country They also called for affordable internet services and the protection of children online. The pleas were made during the 9th…
We head to Cote d’Ivoire, where the 11th African Land Forces Summit began on Monday. The summit, which is being attended by 36 African countries, the United States, and some European nations, is focused on addressing security challenges through civil-military…
Reactions continue to trail the six months suspended prison sentence of Senegalese Opposition leader Ousmane Sonko. Liberia’s National Electoral Commission threatens punitive measures against politicians violating the pre-campaigning elections law An estimated 16.5 million under-five children from the Sahelian states…
Let’s take you to Nigeria where the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal in the nation’s capital – Abuja has adjourned its sitting to Tuesday. The tribunal was earlier scheduled to continue hearing the petitions filed by the different opposition political parties…
This episode focuses on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Arthritis. FAS is a condition that causes brain damage and growth problems in children. The problems caused by fetal alcohol syndrome vary from child to child, but defects caused by fetal alcohol…
PRESS FREEDOM – A CASE STUDY OF LIBERIA According to RSF, disinformation keeps on spreading in sub-Saharan Africa. In countries plagued by conflicts and security threats, governments treat the media as propaganda tools. It also noted that the military governments…
Still on Press freedom,there are many of its facets in Africa, ranging from the abundance of media outlets in Senegal and South Africa to the deafening silence of privately owned media in Eritrea and Djibouti. Despite a wave of liberalization…
The Ivorian government has announced the allocation of over 800 billion CFA to enhance the quality of education and establish a social agreement in the education-training sector. The implementation of the State’s General of National Education and Literacy (EGENA) was…
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