Yusuff Moseray Suma

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Ivory Coast Electoral Commission Dissolved in Explosive Election Shake-Up

President Alassane Ouattara has dissolved the Ivory Coast electoral commission after years of opposition criticism, triggering fears of a new political crisis ahead of future elections.

Mali Security Crisis Deepens as Defence Chief Killed in Strike on Military Heartland

Mali’s security crisis escalates after Defence Chief Sadio Camara is reportedly killed in coordinated attacks targeting key military strongholds.

ECOWAS Malaria Elimination: West Africa Shifts from Control to Endgame

ECOWAS leaders meeting in Freetown have shifted from malaria control to elimination, adopting a unified regional strategy that could redefine public health across West Africa.

Côte d’Ivoire Launches West Africa Nuclear Medicine Centre to End Cancer Travel

Côte d’Ivoire has launched West Africa’s first nuclear medicine centre in Abidjan, introducing PET scan and cyclotron technology to transform cancer diagnosis and reduce the need for costly treatment abroad. The facility positions the country as a regional hub for advanced oncology care.

From Chocolate to Gold: How the Cocoa Crash 2026 Is Driving West African Farmers Into Illegal Mining

As cocoa beans rot in warehouses across Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire, farmers are abandoning their lands for gold and sand mining. We examine the economic fallout, the human cost, and the future of the global chocolate industry in the wake of the 2026 market correction.

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Tema Port cocaine: Spain finds 2.6 tonnes in coconut crates

A 2.6-tonne cocaine shipment concealed beneath false floors in coconut crates from Ghana has been seized in Spain. The Tema Port cocaine seizure adds to a growing list of Ghana-linked drug interceptions in Europe and raises questions about security at the country's export terminals.

Nearly 800 migrants rescued off Senegal in a single day

Nearly 800 migrants rescued off Senegal in a single day as four overloaded boats were intercepted at sea. The operation came amid renewed departures towards Spain's Canary Islands, a deadly shipwreck off Kébémer and growing pressure on Senegalese authorities to disrupt smuggling networks.

9 expelled gold miners dead as Mali counts the cost of Guinea’s crackdown

9 expelled gold miners have died in Mali following Guinea's crackdown on uncontrolled gold mining in Siguiri. As Bamako reports mass arrivals and Conakry counts arrests, questions remain over the circumstances of the deaths, the scale of the expulsions and the treatment of foreign workers.

FRN offensive pushes deep into South Kivu as Kabila’s rebel front tests Kinshasa

Joseph Kabila's FRN offensive has made rapid gains in South Kivu, capturing settlements along the RN3 highway and displacing more than 160,000 people. The advance raises questions about military preparedness, alleged complicity within the Congolese army and the future of the Doha peace process.
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