South Africa: North West Intensifies FMD Vaccination Drive Across Districts
The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is intensifying its Foot and Mouth Disease vaccination campaign to combat an outbreak that has affected livestock in the province.
West Africa: Why the Sahel Is Now the World's Deadliest Region for Terrorism
The Sahel has become the deadliest region for terrorism worldwide, with a significant increase in fatalities linked to terrorism since 2007.
West Africa: How a Disinformation Network Is Destabilizing the Alliance of Sahel States
A disinformation network consisting of fake social media accounts is undermining the Alliance of Sahel States, targeting the leaders of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger.
Burkina Fasoโs tomato export ban raises concerns over regional supply
Burkina Faso has imposed a ban on tomato exports to bolster its local processing industry, raising regional supply concerns in West Africa, particularly for neighboring countries like Ghana.
West Africa: Nigeria, UK Seal ยฃ746m Deal to Rebuild Apapa, Tin Can Ports
Nigeria has signed a ยฃ746 million deal with the UK to redevelop its Apapa and Tin Can Island ports.
WWF concerned about Easter eggs
WWF Finland warns consumers about the hidden issues within Easter egg packaging, particularly regarding cocoa production's impact on deforestation and child labor in West Africa.
"My life is in danger": the regression of LGTBIQ+ rights in Africa expands
The regression of LGTBIQ+ rights in several African countries is intensifying as new laws criminalizing homosexuality are enacted, influenced by extremist organizations from the West.
Agege LG boss Obasa elected YELO WโAfrica president
Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa, the Chairman of Agege Local Government Area in Nigeria, has been elected as the President of the Young Elected Local Officials Network in West Africa.
Nigeria: Tinubu Seeks UK's Support to Curb Terrorism in Nigeria, Africa
President Bola Tinubu has called for the UK's ongoing support in combating terrorism in Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of bilateral cooperation for West African stability.
Camel Meat, a Growing Market in West Africa
Camel meat is increasingly popular in arid and semi-arid regions of West Africa, showing significant market growth despite a small overall global herd.
Somalia: South West State Suspends Cooperation With Somalia's Federal Government
South West state in Somalia has suspended cooperation with the Federal Government due to claims of interference in regional matters.
Army repels ISWAP attacks in Borno, recovers arms
The Nigerian Army successfully repelled attacks by the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) in Borno State, inflicting heavy casualties on the attackers while recovering arms.
Sudan: World News in Brief - Deadly Drone Strikes in Sudan, Families Killed in West Bank, Ukraine Casualties Update
Deadly drone strikes in Sudan's Kordofan and Darfur regions have resulted in civilian casualties and hindered humanitarian access, according to the UN.
West Africa: Algeria's Return to the Sahel - an Opportunity to Show AES Cohesion
Algeria's renewed diplomatic efforts toward Niger and Burkina Faso signify a strategic attempt to strengthen ties within the Sahel region despite skepticism from Mali.
During Koritรฉ, the end of Ramadan celebration: Moroccan traditional clothing is still popular
Moroccan traditional clothing, such as caftans and jellabas, remains highly sought after during Koritรฉ, the festival that marks the end of Ramadan, especially in West Africa.
Nigeria: Government to Curb Nigeria's Insecurity, U.S.' Role Must Be Supportive, Not Direct Intervention
The Nigerian government emphasizes that it prefers supportive international assistance rather than direct military intervention from the U.S. in addressing insecurity in Nigeria and the Sahel region.
South Africa: Foot and Mouth Disease Cases in North West Rise to 179
The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development reports a rise in Foot and Mouth Disease cases, reaching 179 confirmed infections in the province.
Israel is a corridor for migratory birds and has global significance in their protection
Israel plays a crucial role as a migratory corridor for numerous species of birds, particularly white storks, which take a rest here during their journey from Africa to breeding grounds in Europe and West Asia.
UNILORIN, NNPCL partner on research centre, professorial chair
The University of Ilorin and NNPCL have formed a partnership to establish a research centre and professorial chair to enhance engineering and technology education in West Africa.
West Africa's Game of Russian Roulette
The article discusses the need for West Africa to shift towards a multilateral framework focusing on the needs of its people rather than military regimes and elites.
West Africa: Ecowas Issues Stern Warning Over Lofa and Yenga Border Disputes
ECOWAS has issued a strong warning to Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone due to rising tensions over disputed borders and has announced a mission to prevent conflict.
West Africa: Border Tensions - Ecowas Urges Restraint Among Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone
ECOWAS has called for calm amid escalating border tensions between Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, urging dialogue to resolve conflicts in the disputed areas.
Senegalese Cotton Yields Among the Best in West Africa
Senegal's cotton production has nearly doubled over the past two years, achieving some of the highest yields in West Africa.
30% of Europeโs cocaine routed through West Africa region
A report reveals that a significant portion of cocaine trafficked to Europe is now being routed through the West African region, highlighting a shift in drug trafficking patterns.
Botswana: North West District Records 448 Diarrhea Cases
The North West district of Botswana has reported 448 cases of diarrhea and an increase in malaria due to heavy rains and poor hygiene.
ICC grants relief to African and West Indies players!
The ICC has confirmed that the South African and West Indian cricket teams have finally departed for their respective countries after the T20 World Cup 2026.
Northern Blizzard in the West and Iceland in a Legal Case Against Israel
A severe snowstorm affects the northwest of Iceland while the government participates in a lawsuit against Israel alongside South Africa and other countries.
West Africa: Middle East Crisis - Nigeria, West Africa Risk Losing Shipping Lines to European Markets
The ongoing crisis in the Middle East is threatening the shipping industry in Nigeria and West Africa, potentially leading to operational difficulties and inflation increases.
Energean: Strategic Entry into Angola with Acquisition of Chevron's Stake in Two Offshore Blocks
Energean is entering the Angolan market by acquiring a 31% stake in Chevron's Block 14 and a 15.5% stake in Block 14K, marking a significant expansion into West Africa.
Energean: Strategic entry into Angola, acquiring a stake in Chevron's two offshore blocks
Energean has entered the Angolan market by acquiring stakes in offshore blocks previously owned by Chevron, aiming for long-term growth and expansion in West Africa.
These 2 Teams Stuck Due to America-Iran War Now Departing from India
After the T20 World Cup 2026, South Africa and West Indies cricket teams have finally departed from India due to travel delays caused by the America-Iran conflict.
Sudan: 52 Killed in West Kordofan Drone Convoy Carnage
Fifty-two people, mostly women and children, were killed in West Kordofan when a drone strike by the Sudanese Armed Forces targeted a civilian convoy.
West Africa: Cocaine Flowing Through West Africa Fuels Corruption and Crack Use, Report Says
A recent report highlights the increasing cocaine trafficking through West Africa, which is contributing to corruption and local crack use.
West Africa is becoming an increasingly central space in global cocaine trafficking
A recent report highlights the critical role of West Africa in the global cocaine trade, focusing on rising trafficking and local consumption since 2019.
The eighth edition of the International Circus Meetings of Abidjan opens its doors
The eighth edition of the International Circus Meetings of Abidjan, featuring leading West African and global circus companies, has officially commenced in Cรดte d'Ivoire.
NBA president seeks stronger legal ties between Nigeria, Liberia
The President of the Nigerian Bar Association has called for enhanced legal collaboration between Nigeria and Liberia to strengthen justice systems in West Africa.
Mali's Maestro of African Salsa - How Boncana Maรฏga Shaped Dance Music
The passing of influential Malian musician Boncana Maรฏga at the age of 77 marks a significant loss for West African dance music.
West Africa: Cocaine Trafficking Fuels Corruption Sometimes at the Highest Levels of States
Cocaine trafficking through West Africa has surged, contributing to increased corruption in the region and rising drug consumption, particularly in Senegal.
WARNING: A new Ebola-like virus is shaking the world
Public health experts warn that a serious disease from West Africa resembling Ebola may pose a global threat and recommend against traveling to regions where the disease spreads.
Nigeria: Terrorists Attack Two Nigerian Military Bases
Terrorists belonging to the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) attacked two military bases in Borno State, Nigeria, resulting in casualties and destruction of military assets.
Kenya: 12 Rifles Surrendered in West Pokot Amid Disarmament Push
In West Pokot County, twelve illegal firearms were voluntarily surrendered by residents as part of a government disarmament initiative.
Cocoa crash leaves West African farmers struggling despite global chocolate demand
Cocoa farmers in Ghana and Ivory Coast are facing severe economic challenges due to a sharp decline in cocoa prices, which have fallen from historic highs, leaving many unable to sell their harvested beans.
Sudan: Dozens Killed in Drone Strikes On Markets in Kordofan and East Darfur
At least 34 people were killed and many injured in drone strikes targeting markets in West Kordofan and East Darfur, raising serious concerns about civilian safety in the ongoing conflict.
Africa: Hunger Crisis Is Set to Get Worse in West and Central Africa - Why and What to Do About It
Countries in West and Central Africa are facing an escalating food crisis affecting millions due to multiple compounding factors, including conflict and limited humanitarian access.
Middle East war: Islamic Movement rejects Israeli envoyโs terrorism claims
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria has rejected accusations from the Israeli Ambassador that it is involved in terrorism and instability in Nigeria and West Africa.
ECOWAS Parliament seeks stronger regional trade participation
The ECOWAS Parliament is urging increased participation in regional trade within West Africa to enhance economic cooperation and welfare among citizens.
West African states to create anti-jihadist force
West African countries are planning to establish a regional force aimed at combating jihadist violence.
West Africa: Cocaine, Synthetic Drugs Proliferation Raises Security, Public Health Threats in West Africa - Report
A recent report highlights the growing threats of cocaine and synthetic drugs in West Africa, posing significant public health and security challenges.
West Africa: Will the AES Unified Force Succeed Where the G5 Sahel Failed?
The article discusses the challenges the new AES Unified Force faces in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger amidst rising jihadist violence and prior initiatives' failures.
Why is ECOWAS deploying thousands of soldiers in West Africa?
ECOWAS has activated a regional standby force to combat the rising threat of armed groups in West Africa.