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The Academic Staff of the University of Sierra Leone have suspended their industrial strike action which started on Monday 23rd November over conditions of service. The Lecturers until last Friday were protesting their 100% salary adjustment to reflect in their…
30 Senegalese people have been arrested by the Mauritanian Gendarmerie in Mauritania, in Northwest Africa, who were planning to come to the Canary Islands. The arrests, including “a large number” of women with their babies, were made on Monday, December…
The Nigerian government has ordered mobile telecommunication operators in the country to stop the sale and registration of new SIM cards. Our Abuja Correspondent Usman Umar finds out in this report.
Burkina Faso has just set up a national committee responsible for organizing the introduction of the Covid-19 vaccine. The essential mission of this committee, chaired by the Minister of Health, is to facilitate the introduction and distribution of the vaccine…
The Federal government of Nigeria has ordered the reduction of pump price of petrol from N168 per litre to N162.44 per litre. Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige disclosed this while speaking to newsmen at the end of a…
In the Gambia, archaic laws on birth, death, marriage and divorce, are currently being reviewed for a transit from manual to electronic modes of data collection and storage. This follows various challenges facing the country including conditions of statelessness by…
In Liberia, political tension is heating up ahead of the December 8, midterm senate election and a constitutional referendum. The referendum seeks to reduce the current six-years presidential and Representatives tenures to five years and reduce the tenure of senators…
Amnesty International has described as growing crackdown, last weekend’s arrest of key opposition figures in Togo by the authorities. It said in a statement on Wednesday that Togolese authorities have continued to arbitrarily arrest political opponents since President Faure Gnassingbé…
The Gambia Thursday launched the National Codex Committee (NCC), a body tasked with the responsibility of ensuring food safety and quality. This comes at a time the country has realized a decline in the exportation of her main cash crop…
Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast said on Thursday they would withdraw from chocolate industry sustainability programs if companies try to avoid paying a premium aimed at combating farmer poverty. The world’s top producer introduced a 400 dollar per tonne premium…
The Nigerian Police has confirmed the arrival of Abdulrasheed Maina, former chairperson of the Pension Reform Task Team (PRTT) from Niamey, Niger Republic. Police spokesperson, Frank Mba, made this known in a statement on Thursday. Local news portal, PREMIUM TIMES…
Malian teachers are refusing to return to work in areas affected by armed violence. They predicate their return on improved security situation in those areas, defying the orders of their superiors who want them to resume work for the new…
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