Police officers face dismissal after alleged Abuja extortion incident
Four police officers held over alleged bribe demand from Nigeria anti-graft boss
Cameroon’s weak security lets billions in gold reach illegal markets
Cameroon loses billions in gold as smugglers exploit weak security, poorly monitored airports and infrastructure vulnerabilities across the country.
Nigeria revives stalled project to transform potato industry
Plateau State has revived a stalled potato initiative with processing plants, irrigation systems, roads and training to transform domestic production.
Disappearances fuel fear across Madagascar amid unrest
Missing children and rising disappearances alarm Madagascar residents as authorities face growing pressure to restore security and public trust.
Macron welcomes Gabon’s Oligui Nguema for talks on closer ties
France and Gabon advance political and economic cooperation during Oligui Nguema’s official visit to Paris.
TASIS administration names six ministers in latest cabinet expansion
TASIS administration appoints six ministers in cabinet expansion
ECOWAS signs agreement to back Nigeria-Morocco pipeline
The new West African energy accord turns regional economic integration into a tangible reality.
Kenyan, Somali, Ethiopian women form historic border peace pact
Women leaders from Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia gathered at a historic summit in Mandera to form a peace alliance aimed at overcoming regional insecurity.
Senegal’s Faye becomes the new leader of the ECOWAS bloc
West African leaders choose the Senegalese president to guide the regional bloc through crisis.
São Tomé voters cast ballots amid tense political friction
Incumbent President Carlos Vila Nova is currently fighting to retain power as an independent leader.
US service member killed in Iraq, taking war toll to 17
A new U.S. combat death in northern Iraq has raised the American military toll in the Iran war to 17

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