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The Beninese government has implemented mandatory electronic payments for official mission allowances across all public administrations, marking the launch of the second phase of the Official Missions Management System (SEMO 2).
Sixty-eight years ago on September 28, 1958, voters in French Guinea overwhelmingly rejected the draft Constitution of France’s Fifth Republic, becoming the sole French-administered territory in Africa to cast a negative vote and decline membership in General Charles de Gaulle’s proposed French Community.
Those neutralised include senior figures of insurgent groups active in Mali for more than a decade
The West African Regional Caucus of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) will undertake an advocacy mission in Dakar from September 28…
The Autonomous Union of Doctors, Pharmacists and Dentists of Senegal (SAMES) has announced a 72-hour strike starting on Monday with…
President Adama Barrow, and Essa Faal Sunday in Banjul signed an agreement which seals a political alliance ahead of December’s…
The Burkinabè government has introduced stricter regulatory controls on non-governmental organizations and development associations, mandating that at least 80 percent of all resources mobilized by NGOs must be directly directed toward field operations and investments.
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights has thrown out two separate petitions filed against the Malian government, dismissing one on the merits and throwing out the second on procedural grounds.
The qualifying campaign for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations launched with high-stakes action across the continent on Thursday, as powerhouse sides including Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, and the Democratic Republic of Congo secured opening-day victories alongside positive starts for Mauritania and Namibia.
The Ivorian Council of Ministers Wednesday adopted a bill introducing sweeping amendments to the Penal Code aimed at strengthening penalties for environmental offences and illegal gold mining.