Niger ends security, defence partnerships with EU
Military leaders in Niger announced the end of the two European Union (EU) security and defence missions within the country.
Ghana’s healthcare at tipping point as nurses move abroad
Data from the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association indicates over 4,000 nurses and midwives left the country to seek
UN Secretary-General says MINUSMA withdrawal going as planned
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres reaffirmed that the withdrawal of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) was
Nigeria in talks with China for military cooperation
Cui Jianchun, the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria visited Defence Minister Muhammad Badaru for talks on deploying China’s technological expertise in
Nigerian court grants bail to former central bank chief
Former Nigerian Central Bank Governor Godwin Emefiele has been granted bail by a Nigerian court. Justice Hamza Muazu granted Emefiele
Car rams into crowd celebrating Boakai victory, two killed
At least 2 people were killed, and 20 injured, after a car crashed into a crowd in Monrovia, celebrating the
15 killed in Burkina Faso weekend attacks
At least 15 people, mainly civilians, were killed in simultaneous and synchronised attacks in Diapaga, the main town of eastern
Liberian President George Weah concedes election defeat to Joseph Boakai
Liberia President George Weah on Friday conceded election defeat to opposition leader Joseph Boakai after a tight race. Boakai, 78,
Reparations summit in Ghana calls for global fund to compensate Africans
A Global Reparation Fund will be established to advocate for the long-overdue compensation for millions of Africans who were held
EU deploys additional election observer missions ahead of Liberia’s run-off vote
The European Union on Sunday deployed 36 additional election observers to Liberia to monitor Tuesday’s crucial presidential run-off election between