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Nigerians struggle to eke out a living in the U.S.

By Damilola Banjo At 55, Monsumola Adeniran should be planning her retirement. She had built a flourishing textile business and lived an upper middle-class life,...

Niger state armed vigilante groups to fight insecurity. Will it work?

By Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu LAPAI TOWN, Nigeria — On January 17th, 2021, at around 2 am, gunmen suspected to be members of a yet unidentified...

Nigerian graduates struggle for survival after finishing their degree

By Ahmad Adedimeji Amobi When Saadu Yusuf Olatunji graduated from the faculty of education at the University of Ilorin in 2012, he didn’t know his...

Nigeria’s vaccination campaign is hampered by ad hoc procurement and distribution...

By Ope Adetayo The Nigerian government plans to vaccinate 40 percent of the country’s population, an estimated 80 million people, before the end of 2021,...

Can the acquittals of Laurent Gbagbo and Blé Goudé bring lasting...

By Ahmed Coulibaly ABIDJAN —The International Criminal Court appeals chamber upheld the 2019 acquittals of former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo and his Minister of Youth...

Mauritania: A history of land slavery and forced displacement

By Houleye Thiam  Black Mauritanians have historically been stripped of their land ownership rights, most notably beginning in the 1980s when a new law provided...

Senegal’s vaccination campaign works to overcome mistrust

By Aïda Dramé Nearly a year after the start of the pandemic, the development of vaccines in record time is perceived in Senegal as a...

Côte d’Ivoire: Legislative elections cause a spike in Covid-19 cases

By Ahmed Coulibaly Though the figures are a far cry from the rates in Europe and North America, the number of Covid-19 infections and deaths...

Guinea: Hospitals full after Covid-19 spike

CONAKRY- In Guinea, a spike in Covid-19 cases has saturated epidemiological treatment centers in the country. Due to a lack of space in hospitals,...

#FreeSenegal: A Woman Started It

By Haddy Jatou Gassama Adji Sarr is the name of the woman who ignited one of the biggest and deadliest sets of protests in Senegal’s modern...