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The Gambia police have uncovered that Atlantic Pharmaceuticals Company, imported contaminated syrup linked to the death of 69 children The police preliminary investigation indicates that the pharmaceutical company ordered 50,000 bottles of contaminated baby syrups from India Our Banjul correspondent…
Some select staff of the Public Account Committee of the Liberian Parliament have commenced a 10-day training at the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies, NILDS, an outpost of Nigeria's legislative assembly. The training among other things is targeted…
Ghana’s annual inflation rate was 37.2% in September, the nation’s statistics agency said, as it announced changes to the way it calculates the data. The Ghana statistical service has shifted the reference year to 2021, from 2018, and will update…
In Burkina Faso, the United Nations has expressed serious concern about the military's decision to suspend the activities of political parties after a second coup in Burkina Faso in the space of eight months. Captain Ibrahim Traore took power, forcing…
Nigeria joins the rest of the world to commemorate the 2022 International Day of the Girl Child with a reminder to address the needs and challenges faced by the girl child in different parts of the country. Aligning her views…
A group of Civil Society Organisations, The Concerned Citizens 66, says President Barrow’s comment on the death of 69 children linked to contaminated drugs was inadequate, misleading and intended to undermine justice. The group also called for the immediate resignation…
Death toll in a boat accident in southeastern Nigeria has risen to 76, officials say. A vessel with 85 people capsized due to heavy flooding in Ogbaru, an area in the state of Anambra, on Friday. Usman Umar has more:
Stakeholders in Liberia are challenging the media to play a critical role in the maintenance of peace and stability ahead of Liberia’s 2023 general and presidential elections. The calls come following a series of fake news on social media by…
The trial of a former Liberian rebel commander charged with committing crimes against humanity has started in a Paris court, AFP news agency reports. Kunti Kamara is the first Liberian to be tried in France under the principle of universal…
A judge in Guinea has rejected a request from a former military ruler, Moussa Dadis Camara, that he be placed under house arrest rather than remain in prison during his trial for mass murder. Captain Camara returned to the country…
Calls have been made for Ghana’s government to decentralize challenges bedeviling the development of the girl child. The call follows startling revelations that over two hundred thousand girls do not attend school. Correspondent Eric Mawuena Egbeta reports…
The Liberian Chief Justice—Sie-A-Nyene Yuoh is calling for a hundred percent female dominant Supreme Court bench. She noted that for too long, males have dominated the high court, and it’s time for more women to ascend to the bench of…
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