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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday said the country’s economy is “too fragile” to go through another period of lockdown. President Buhari, through his Twitter handle, urged Nigerians to continue adhering to the laid down COVID-19 protocols in order to…
A new research shows Ghana recorded 200,000 abortions in 2017, out of which 71 per cent were illegal. It says the country also records an estimated 767,200 unintended pregnancies each year. The figure represents 53 per cent of total pregnancies.…
The Nigerian authorities’ must end their attempts to cover up the Lekki Toll Gate massacre, Amnesty International said, as it released a new timeline investigating the atrocity one week later. The timeline collates photographs and video footage to confirm that…
A Mauritanian suspected jihadist pleaded guilty on Wednesday to shooting dead five people in an attack in the Malian capital Bamako in 2015. Fawaz Ould Ahmed also admitted to planning two other attacks in the country that year that targeted…
It’s been five years since the Gambia like several other African countries placed a ban on single use plastics. The ban became necessary after complaints of widespread pollution. But as Veronic Njie reports from Banjul, the enforcement of the ban…
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, on Thursday called for increased funding for the healthcare sector and an end to all forms of medical tourism especially by elected and appointed government officials. The umbrella body for all workers in Nigeria also…
Cameroonian President Paul Biya has declared a day of national mourning for seven students killed by suspected separatists in the town of Kumba in the country’s restive English speaking region. The national day of mourning will be observed tomorrow (Saturday)…
Commuting across the Sierra Leonean capital, Freetown is becoming challenging due to the lack of adequate public buses. Our Correspondent Patrick Sallia reports.
A court in Liberia has found a woman guilty of trafficking two Liberian children to the United States without the consent of their biological mothers. In 2008, Mariah Luyken was indicted for trafficking the children following complaints from their parents…
Sierra Leoneans are celebrating after the government lifted a night-time curfew which was instituted as part of the suppression measures of COVID-19. The National Covid-19 Emergency Response Center announced on Monday evening that the curfew is only lifted for a…
The civil society group, ENOUGH is ENOUGH says it backs protest against police brutality in Nigeria. Its executive director, Yemi Adamolekun, says years of bad governance is coming to the fore, with young Nigerians now holding their leaders accountable. Regarding…
Society has played a major role in the management of irregular migration in Senegal. The actions of the state must be accompanied by the responsibility of everyone. This is the point of view of El Hadj Seydou Nourou Dia, a…
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