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Annual Pilgrimage Route Fatalities hit Nearly 33 Amid a Year of Severe Traffic Accidents

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Senegal’s 2025 Grand Magal pilgrimage saw 33 deaths in 341 road accidents, up from 16 in 2024, due to speeding and slippery roads, urging better safety measures.

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Burkina Faso Returns Alino Faso’s Body Following Calls for Justice

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The repatriation of Burkinabe activist Alain Christophe Traoré, known as Alino Faso, from Côte d’Ivoire has sparked protests and diplomatic tensions, with Burkina Faso rejecting the suicide ruling and demanding justice for his alleged murder.

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Ghana Ministers and a Ruling Party Official Died in a Helicopter Crash

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On August 6, 2025, a military helicopter crash in Ghana’s Ashanti region claimed the lives of eight, including Defense Minister Edward Omane Boamah and Environment Minister Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, prompting a national investigation and mourning.

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ECOWAS and the Guinea-Bissau Government Advances Phase II Initiative for Assistive Devices for Children with Disabilities

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ECOWAS, in collaboration with Guinea-Bissau authorities, launched Phase II of the Assistive Device Programme to support children with disabilities, promoting dignity and inclusion, as emphasized by Minister Maria Inácia Có Mendes Sanhá.

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Ivory Coast Cocoa Farmers Worried About Potential Crop Damage due to Low Rainfall and Cold Temperatures

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Ivory Coast cocoa farmers face risks to their crops and livelihoods due to a cold spell and insufficient rainfall, threatening the nation’s status as the world’s top cocoa producer and global supply chains.

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