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Senegal Signs One of Africa’s Harshest Anti-Gay Laws. Here Is What You Need to Know
April 5, 2026
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has put his signature to legislation that doubles prison terms for same-sex relations and criminalises anyone who publicly supports LGBTQ
IMANI Africa Publishes Controversial Report On Potential Political Interference in Ghana’s Insurance Sector
April 4, 2026
IMANI Africa has sent a petition to the Presidency with evidence of potential political interference with insurance players
Cameroon’s Succession Plan: Paul Biya Moves to Bring Back the Vice Presidency Role
April 3, 2026
A new amendment to the Cameroon Consitition would allow the President to select a Vice President
Ghana Clarifies African Visitors Will Still Be Subject To Security Verification Under Visa Free Policy
April 3, 2026
Government officials have clarified that the policy is more of a fee waiver than an outright "freedom of movement" policy
What You Need to Know About Ghana’s New Airport Infrastructure Levy
April 1, 2026
Passengers should expect to pay higher charges for flights in Ghana after a new levy goes into effect on April 1st
Darkor Ofosu-Dorte Built a Fast Growing Swimwear Brand in Ghana. She’s Still Surprised By Its Success
March 31, 2026
She's an introverted entrepreneur who still has some battles with imposter syndrome. But Darkor's work ethic in building Swims By Didi is aspirational, even