The Burkinabe government has urged armed groups to lay down their weapons, emphasizing the need to shift focus toward national development rather than prolonged conflict. Government spokesperson Gilbert Ouédraogo made this appeal in a televised address, calling for an end to hostilities while also reaffirming the state’s commitment to security and stability. The government’s appeal…
The president of the “Don’t Touch My Money” (Dôremê té bôh Alà) movement, has still not been released after being kidnapped by armed and hooded men near the Ministry of National Education in Bamako. His continued disappearance is fueling growing concerns among civil society groups and human rights organizations. Sacko gained national recognition for his…
Nigeria’s National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has intercepted multiple international drug shipments bound for the United States, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Poland, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The agency thwarted attempts by drug trafficking organizations (DTOs) to smuggle large consignments through logistics firms and Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos. According to NDLEA officials,…
Guinea-Bissau’s Judicial Police (PJ) marked its 42nd anniversary with a historic announcement from President Úmaro Sissoco Embaló, who pledged a new national headquarters for the institution. The announcement was made during a ceremony held on March 12, 2025, at the Bissau Royal Hotel. The anniversary celebration was themed “The Judicial Police and the Challenges of…
Benin’s opposition party, Les Démocrates, is intensifying its campaign in the country’s northern region, accusing the government of failing to deliver on key promises. Meanwhile, President Patrice Talon has dismissed rumors that he is seeking an unconstitutional third term. Led by former President Thomas Boni Yayi, the opposition is openly challenging the current administration. During…
