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Mali unveils 218-point justice reform plan after years of public distrust

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Mali has unveiled a 218-point justice reform plan aimed at restoring public confidence in the courts, improving access to legal services, strengthening accountability and modernising the judiciary.

High-Stakes Guinea-Bissau Mediation Mission Begins as Senegal Presents ECOWAS Mandate

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Senegal has launched a Guinea-Bissau mediation mission under an ECOWAS mandate, seeking to support dialogue and a return to constitutional governance ahead of planned elections and a referendum.

ECOWAS Cybersecurity Training Certifies 38 Auditors

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ECOWAS cybersecurity training has certified 38 professionals as SIM3 auditors in Lomé, strengthening West Africa's cyber resilience as cyberattack losses continue to rise across the continent.
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Lissu’s hunger strike puts Tanzania’s court order to the test

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A Tanzanian court told prison officers to stop listening...

Grace and Grit: Ifeoma Charles-Monwuba calls for greater support for Nigerian girls

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In Grace and Grit: My Journey of Faith, Purpose and Leadership, Ifeoma Charles-Monwuba recounts the experiences that shaped her career and calls for stronger support for girls’ education and protection.

Guinea-Bissau police free 71 people from alleged trafficking network

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Police in Guinea-Bissau have freed 71 people from an alleged cross-border trafficking network accused of luring migrants with promises of jobs and opportunities abroad. Four suspects were reportedly arrested, while the alleged ringleader remains at large.

State Police Amendment Clears 24 Assemblies, but No Officers Yet

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Nigeria’s state police amendment has secured approval from 24 state assemblies, meeting the two-thirds threshold. But new legislation, state laws, funding and certification must still be completed before state police officers can take to the streets.
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