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Chairman Wontumi Galamsey Sentence: NPP Leader Gets 20 Years

Chairman Wontumi Galamsey Sentence: NPP Leader Gets 20 Years

An Accra High Court has sentenced Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as "Chairman Wontumi," to 20 years in prison with hard labor. The ruling marks the first time a senior political figure has been convicted

Development & Economy
ECOWAS Backs Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline

ECOWAS Backs Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has officially endorsed the Nigeria–Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, describing it as one of the continent’s most ambitious regional infrastructure projects and a strategic investment in West Africa’s

Africa
Tinubu Calls for ECOWAS Action on Afrophobic Attacks

Tinubu Calls for ECOWAS Action on Afrophobic Attacks

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called on leaders of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to adopt a united and coordinated response to the growing wave of Afrophobic attacks targeting African migrants and

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ZANU-PF CAB3 Rallies: Zimbabwe Changes Terms

ZANU-PF CAB3 Rallies: Zimbabwe Changes Terms

The political landscape of Zimbabwe has entered a transformative phase following the official enactment of Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3). Across all ten provinces, the ruling ZANU-PF party has mobilized supporters for synchronized "Thank

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Nigeria Decentralization Debate: Calls for Regional State Police

Nigeria Decentralization Debate: Calls for Regional State Police

Civic groups are pushing for a fundamental restructuring of Nigeria's federal model. By advocating for regional autonomy and decentralized security, reform advocates hope to combat persistent insecurity, curb the high cost of governance, and restore

Central Africa
Cameroon French Student Visa Protests Rise Over Fees

Cameroon French Student Visa Protests Rise Over Fees

University students across Cameroon have staged demonstrations following the introduction of new financial requirements for obtaining French study visas. Protesters argue that the revised conditions will make higher education in France increasingly inaccessible for many

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Ramaphosa Impeachment Proceedings: Court Hears Urgent Halt Bid

Ramaphosa Impeachment Proceedings: Court Hears Urgent Halt Bid

South Africa’s political landscape has entered another critical phase as the Cape Town High Court begins hearing President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent application to halt Parliament’s impeachment proceedings linked to the controversial Phala Phala scandal. High-Stakes

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Liberia Cabinet Reshuffle Urged to Drive Reform Agenda

Liberia Cabinet Reshuffle Urged to Drive Reform Agenda

Liberia’s ruling Unity Party has called on President Joseph Boakai to reorganize his cabinet. The party leadership argues that strategic changes in government leadership are necessary to improve public service delivery, strengthen institutional accountability, and

East Africa
Ol Kalou By-Election Sparking Violent Proxy Warfare

Ol Kalou By-Election Sparking Violent Proxy Warfare

The quiet town of Ol Kalou has become the epicenter of an aggressive proxy war. On the eve of the final campaign day for one of Kenya's most consequential parliamentary by-elections, an armed ambush has

Africa
African Economic Conference 2026 Launches Policy Network

African Economic Conference 2026 Launches Policy Network

Abidjan recently hosted a landmark summit, launching a continental network of chief economists. This strategic initiative aims to bolster Africa's long-term resilience against geoeconomic fragmentation and severe monetary volatility. Introduction to the Abidjan Summit From