Human rights lawyers rally for justice as ‘StopGalamseyNow’ protesters seek fair treatment
Human rights lawyers in Ghana are mobilizing to seek justice for the 'StopGalamseyNow' protesters, following the remand of 52 individuals,...
Month: September 2024
ECOWAS, UEMOA unite for stronger road networks in West Africa
In a proactive move to combat the persistent issue of heavy goods vehicle overloading, experts from the Economic Community of...
Nigeria prepares for ‘Fearless October 1’ rallies as citizens unite for change
As Nigeria approaches its 64th independence anniversary on October 1, a series of new rallies are set to take place...
Gaz Mawete shines at La Cigale and announces exciting new projects
Congolese music sensation Gaz Mawete recently captivated audiences at La Cigale in Paris with a sold-out performance that further cemented...
West Africa to experience two solar eclipses in 2025
West Africa is poised for a spectacular astronomical treat in 2025, with two solar eclipses set to occur over the...
Gambia shines on global stage with hosted UNGA side event
The Gambia has successfully hosted its first-ever exclusive high-level side event at the 79th session of the United Nations General...
Buikwe District officials urged to sustain progress in education, health
Government and local councils in Buikwe District have been called upon to build on the progress made in addressing school...
WHO steps up efforts to support Rwanda in containing Marburg virus outbreak
Rwanda’s health authorities, supported by the World Health Organization (WHO), are making significant strides in controlling the Marburg virus outbreak,...
Security operatives rescue six kidnapped farmers in Katsina
KATSINA – In a successful operation, security operatives have rescued six farmers, including three women and three children, who were...
Ghana Central Bank launches new gold coin to boost savings and manage liquidity
Ghana has introduced a new gold coin to help manage money-market liquidity while encouraging domestic savings. The initiative, announced by...
Mozambique celebrates 60 years of impactful partnership with the African Development Bank
Mozambique recently celebrated the 60th anniversary of the African Development Bank (AfDB) in a special ceremony held in Maputo, highlighting...
UN Chief, Guterres applauds Gambia’s democratic strides, transitional justice
In a significant meeting on the sidelines of the 79th United Nations General Assembly, UN Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed President...
Tunisia strengthens electoral process ahead of presidential election
Tunisia’s parliament passed a law on Friday aimed at empowering the Independent High Authority for Elections (ISIE) as the country...
Maxhosa Africa celebrates cultural heritage with bold knitwear collection in Paris
Maxhosa Africa, the acclaimed South African fashion brand, showcased its latest collection at a Parisian church on Friday, blending traditional...
Tragic floods, landslides in Nepal kills 10 people as rescue efforts intensify
Tragic Floods and landslides caused by heavy downpours in Nepal killed at least 10 people across the Himalayan country, with...
WHO partners with TikTok to promote credible health information
The World Health Organization (WHO) has partners with TikTok in a year-long initiative to promote reliable, science-based health information. With...
Unexploded missiles in Gaza pose safety concerns as agencies work to address the issue
In central Gaza, residents of Deir al-Balah have raised concerns about unexploded missiles scattered around densely populated areas, particularly near...
Three arrested in Benin over suspected coup plot, officials say investigations continue
Authorities in Benin have taken swift action, arresting three individuals accused of plotting a coup, as the West African nation...
NUCA introduce streamlined mechanisms for handling land investment requests in new cities
The New Urban Communities Authority (NUCA) has approved new and improved mechanisms for processing land investment requests in Egypt’s rapidly...
Namibia welcomes descendants of genocide survivors in ongoing restorative justice effort
The Namibian government has welcomed nearly 100 Batswana of Herero descendants back to their ancestral land in a historic step...
Uganda Airlines plans expansion with acquisition of new aircraft
Uganda Airlines is moving forward with plans to expand its fleet as part of a broader strategy to grow its...
15 story facts about the Ashanti Kingdom
The Ashanti Kingdom (also known as Asante) was one of the most prolific Africa has ever seen and reigned over...
Ghanaian authorities step up efforts against illegal mining amid health concerns for detained protesters
Ghanaian Authorities Oliver Barker-Vormawor, who was arrested over the weekend during a three-day protest against illegal mining, has been taken...
Blended finance stimulates private investments in logistics, port, and airport management, says Finance Minister
Egypt’s Minister of Finance, Ahmed Kouchouk, has highlighted the significant role blended finance plays in driving private investments in critical...
Nationwide lockdown looms as Ghana battles illegal mining crisis
Ghana is set to undergo a nationwide lockdown on Monday, September 30, as civil servants and labor unions escalate their...
Community radio stations in the Sahel call for stronger protection of journalists amid rising security risks
Journalists in the Sahel region are calling for increased protection as community radio stations and media freedom groups raise concerns...
US President to strengthen Africa ties with first visit to Angola
U.S. President Joe Biden will make his first visit to Angola while in office next month, the White House announced...
Efforts to secure birth certificates offer hope to Cameroon’s marginalized Indigenous communities
In rural Cameroon's hope is on the horizon for Indigenous communities like the Baka and Bagyieli, as new initiatives seek...
Marley brothers honor father’s legacy with first tour in two decades
The five sons of reggae legend Marley brothers are uniting for their first tour in 20 years, performing across the...
Schools in Burundi implement preventive measures to curb mpox spread among students
Schools in Burundi are stepping up efforts to prevent the spread of mpox as the new academic year begins, with...
UTG Students’ Union endowment fund scandal: Panel clears Badjie, orders Jarjusey to repay D1 million
In a significant development regarding the University of The Gambia (UTG) Students' Union endowment fund scandal, an investigative panel has...
Zambian President suspended judges over judicial misconduct
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has suspended three top Constitutional Court judges following allegations of judicial misconduct, acting on the recommendations...
Senegal mourns Professor Amadou Mahtar Mbow
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has expressed his deep sorrow at the passing of Professor Amadou Mahtar Mbow, the former Director-General...
Opposition parties unite ahead of Senegal’s legislative elections
In Senegal’s legislative elections 40 Opposition parties have joined forces to form the “Bloc of Liberals and Democrats” (BLD) -...
Mali marks 64th independence with focus on unity, security achievements
Mali celebrated its 64th independence anniversary on Sunday, September 22, with events held across the nation, including the capital, Bamako....
WHO reports progress in combating mpox as vaccination rollout begins in Africa
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported nearly 30,000 suspected cases of mpox across Africa since the start of the...
Tanzanian opposition leaders Freeman Mbowe and Tundu Lissu push for peaceful protests despite government crackdown
In a demonstration of resilience and commitment to peaceful activism, Tanzania's main opposition party, Chadema, stood firm in the face...
Egypt strengthens ties with Somalia through military aid, cooperation
Egypt has delivered a shipment of military aid to the Somalia army in Mogadishu, reinforcing Somalia's efforts to bolster security...
Ghanaian protesters exercise democratic rights amid economic concerns
Dozens of Ghanaian took to the streets of Accra to voice their concerns over economic challenges and environmental issues. Organized...
Lungu sets stage for potential 2026 run as opposition regroups, while Hichilema focuses on long-term vision
Zambia's political landscape is poised for a significant shift, with speculation mounting that former President Edgar Lungu may make a...
Mayor Eric Adams’ Community Op-ed: Another Year of ‘Getting Stuff Done’ for New Yorkers
I am proud to be a New Yorker, and as your mayor, I am even prouder to announce that our...
Tanzanian opposition leaders emphasize democracy amid protest ban, highlighting commitment to peaceful advocacy
Tanzanian opposition leaders from the Chadema party remain focused on peaceful advocacy, despite a government-imposed protest ban in Dar es...
South Sudanese remain hopeful for lasting peace and progress despite election delay
At an International Peace Day event in Juba, South Sudan’s vibrant cultural diversity was on full display, but the collective...
Kenya boosts Haiti’s security efforts with additional 600 police officers
Kenya has pledged to send 600 more police officers to Haiti in the coming weeks, bolstering efforts to combat the...
LFA reaffirms commitment to respect and integrity in football
The Liberia Football Association (LFA) has reiterated its unwavering dedication to fostering a culture of respect and integrity in football....
Ethiopia’s tourism sector positioned for sustainable growth with new satellite account tool
Ethiopia’s tourism industry is set for inclusive and sustainable growth following the launch of the Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) by...
Malaysia, Nigeria forge stronger ties as bilateral trade soars to $956m
In a vibrant celebration of Malaysia's 67th Independence Day, held on Friday, September 20th, in Abuja, the Malaysian High Commissioner...
Nigeria signed MoU with Russian consortium for rehabilitation of Ajaokuta Steel Plant
The Nigeria federal government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the original builders of the Ajaokuta Steel Plant,...
Political and economic leaders urge focus on rural empowerment to boost Uganda’s development
During a lively discussion on Morning at NTV, political and economic leaders called for enhanced infrastructure and financial inclusion to...
U.N. General Assembly approves comprehensive blueprint to tackle global challenges
The U.N. General Assembly has approves far-reaching "Pact for the Future," aimed at uniting the world's nations to address critical...