Barrow Inauguration In Senegal As Jammeh Stays Put
The man who won The Gambia's disputed election says he will be sworn in as president at the country's embassy ...
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Gambia’s President Jammeh Refuses To Leave Office As Deadline Passes
Gambian President Yahya Jammeh is refusing to step down despite efforts to persuade him to leave office ahead of a ...
Ghana Deploys 205 Soldiers For ECOWAS Mission In Gambia
President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, who doubles as the Commander In Chief of the Ghana Armed Forces, has ...
The Gambia’s Yahya Jammeh’s Term Extended By Parliament
The Gambia's parliament has extended President Yahya Jammeh's term, which is due to end on Thursday following his defeat in ...
Senegal Troops Move To Gambia Border As Jammeh Crisis Grows
Senegalese troops have been seen moving towards the Gambian border in a show of force to pressure President Yahya Jammeh ...
Gambians Flee Ahead of Barrow ‘inauguration’
A worker at The Gambia’s main ferry crossing has told the BBC that thousands of people are fleeing every day ...
Gambians Flee Ahead of Barrow ‘inauguration’
A worker at The Gambia’s main ferry crossing has told the BBC that thousands of people are fleeing every day ...
President Akufo-Addo Will Make Ghana Work Again
I was listening to BBC at dawn of Monday, 13th October, 2014, when a news item chronicling the exploits of ...
Madagascar To Join Ethiopian’s Vast Intra-African Network
Africa’s largest airline group, Ethiopian Airlines will add Antananarivo, Madagascar to its network on 28 March 2017. Madagascar will join ...
Neo-Colonialism, Economic Sovereignty and the Imperatives of Socialist Development
Over the last several years along the Indian Ocean coast in East Africa substantial finds of oil and natural gas ...
Africa’s Top Hashtags of 2016
Whether mourning the death of a musical giant, teasing presidents or launching protest movements, Africans took to social media in ...
What Leadership Style Does Nana Akufo Addo Bring To the Table?
I was listening to an interview of Madereka Nyerere, son of late President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, on Voice of ...
Climate Change Could Render Sudan ‘uninhabitable’
Irregular rain has ruined crops, and the country is experiencing both droughts and floods Sudan's ecosystems and natural resources are ...
UN Asked To Launch Fresh Inquiry
A resolution is being presented to the UN General Assembly asking for a special investigator to look into the 1961 ...
South Sudan FA Board Suspend President
The president of the South Sudan Football Association (SSFA), Chabur Goc Alei, says he is determined to clear his name ...
‘Unprecedented’ Numbers Face Severe Hunger In South Sudan
Some 3.6 million people in South Sudan face severe food shortages - the highest levels ever experienced at harvest time ...
Sudan Can Expand Impact In Africa
...Summary: “While Khartoum’s geopolitical impacts are felt across Africa; it must review and make the same of its social and ...
South Sudan’s Independence And The Irony Of Defeat In Victory
For more than 25 years the people of South Sudan fought their powerful common enemy to a standstill. The enslaving ...
African Court Commends West African Countries
The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights (AfCHPR) has commended West African States for demonstrating commitment to promote human ...
Ethiopian Airlines Start Services To Moroni, Comoros
Ethiopian Airlines, the fastest growing and the largest African Airline, has started a thrice-weekly services to Moroni, Comoros with the ...