Mali Secures 43 Billion CFA Francs, Exceeds Target in WAEMU Market Fundraising

The Malian transitional government raised 43 billion CFA francs on the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) market on Wednesday, surpassing its initial target of 40 billion CFA francs. The UMOA-Titres Agency conducted the operation, which saw strong investor demand, underscoring Mali’s appeal to regional investors. The funds were raised through three instruments: A…

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Senegal’s National Assembly Adopts Bill Clarifying Amnesty Law

Senegal’s National Assembly has passed a bill interpreting the March 2024 amnesty law, despite opposition from civil society organizations. The bill, introduced by MP Amadou Bâ of the Pastef party, received 126 votes in favor and 20 against, with amendments proposed by opposition MPs—mostly from the former majority—being rejected during parliamentary debates. According to MP…

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Today’s Top Stories on NewsWave

Guinea to Hold Constitutional Referendum in September Burkina Faso Issues Search Warrants for 32 Terrorism Suspects Ghana Investigates Suspicious Drug Trafficking Aircrafts Ghana Reports Suspected African Swine Fever Outbreak The post Today’s Top Stories on NewsWave appeared first on West African Voice Network. © WAVN

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Burkinabe Transitional Authorities Issues Search Warrants for 32 Terrorism Suspects

Burkina Faso’s transitional authorities have issued search warrants for 32 individuals suspected of involvement in terrorism-related activities, the government announced. Among those actively sought are journalist and former president of the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI), Ahmed Newton Barry, former Member of Parliament for Marie de Dori, Aziz Diallo, journalist Abdoulaye Diallo, as well as…

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Ghana’s Government to Investigate Suspicious Aircraft Amid Drug Trafficking Concerns

Ghana’s President John Mahama has directed National Security and relevant authorities to conduct a full-scale investigation into two aircraft that landed in Ghana earlier in March and later departed for Gran Canaria, Spain, on March 25. The directive follows concerns raised by the Minority in Parliament, who suspect the flights—an air ambulance and a private…

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