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La CEDEAO surveille l’application de la libre circulation à la frontière Togo-Ghana

Une délégation de parlementaires de la Communauté économique des États de l’Afrique de l’Ouest (CEDEAO) a mené une mission d’évaluation mercredi au poste frontalier de Noépé, point de passage clé entre le Togo et le Ghana. L’objectif de cette visite : évaluer la mise en œuvre concrète des instruments communautaires relatifs à : La libre circulation des personnes et des biens, La facilitation des échanges commerciaux, Et la gouvernance des frontières. Cette inspection s’inscrit dans une stratégie régionale plus vaste visant à identifier et éliminer les obstacles persistants sur les principaux corridors de transport, notamment : Le harcèlement routier et les frais informels, Les retards administratifs, Et les pratiques non réglementaires, qui entravent encore l’application effective du protocole CEDEAO sur la libre circulation. Un carrefour stratégique pour le commerce régional Le poste frontalier de Noépé est un point stratégique du […]

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Transhumance : un numéro vert lancé pour prévenir les conflits en milieu rural

Dans une démarche proactive pour prévenir les conflits liés à la transhumance et renforcer la cohésion sociale en milieu rural, le ministère chargé de l’élevage a lancé, mercredi, un centre d’appels d’urgence doté d’un numéro vert gratuit : le 8424. Ce dispositif vise à offrir aux populations une voie directe et gratuite pour : Signaler tout incident lié à la transhumance, Obtenir des informations fiables, Ou bénéficier d’une assistance rapide en cas de tension. Des conflits persistants malgré les efforts Malgré des mécanismes existants, les conflits agro-pastoraux restent une réalité préoccupante dans plusieurs régions du Togo. Les principales sources de tensions incluent : Les dégâts causés par les troupeaux aux cultures, Le non-respect des corridors de transhumance par certains éleveurs, Et l’occupation illégale de ces mêmes corridors par des agriculteurs, exacerbant les rivalités. Les derniers incidents survenus dans les préfectures […]

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Brady Questions Rooney’s Work Ethic at Birmingham in New Doc

In the forthcoming Amazon Prime documentary Built in Birmingham: Brady & The Blues, NFL legend and Birmingham City minority owner Tom Brady is shown expressing concern over manager Wayne Rooney’s work ethic during his brief tenure in charge of the Blues in late 2023. Brady is captured saying: “I’m a little worried about our head coach’s work ethic… I mean, I don’t know, I don’t have great instincts on that.” He added that the squad appeared “lazy and entitled” and suggested sweeping changes were needed after Rooney failed to deliver—securing just two wins in 15 games, which led to Birmingham’s relegation from the Championship to League One. Rooney, whose appointment followed the departure of John Eustace, defended himself by highlighting cultural issues within the club and later remarked that he was not given sufficient time—just 83 days—to implement significant changes. […]

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Missile & Drone Strikes Kill 11 in Kyiv, Including Woman & Child

Russia launched a devastating overnight missile and drone assault on Kyiv on July 31, 2025, killing 11 people—including a six-year-old boy and his mother—and injuring 124 others, among them ten children including a 5-month-old infant. The attack comprised 309 drones and 8 cruise missiles, of which Ukraine's air force shot down many, yet several still struck key areas in Solomianskyi and Sviatoshynskyi districts, causing partial collapse of a nine-story apartment block. Schools, hospitals, kindergartens, and a children’s hospital ward were damaged; debris and shockwaves left widespread destruction. Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko reported this was the worst single-night toll of children injured in the capital since the full-scale war began. President Trump has threatened tougher sanctions if Russia does not initiate a ceasefire by August 8, yet the strikes continued. Tensions escalated further after Russia claimed control of strategic Chasiv Yar […]

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Trump Envoy Meets Netanyahu as Gaza Aid Kills 91 in 24 Hours

President Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, has arrived in Israel amid deteriorating conditions in Gaza, where the Hamas-run Health Ministry reports at least 91 Palestinians killed and over 600 wounded in the past 24 hours while attempting to access humanitarian aid. The toll includes 54 people killed at the Zikim crossing in the north, and the numbers are expected to rise as many of the wounded have been transferred to smaller hospitals not yet fully counted. Israel has blamed internal crowd chaos and denied responsibility, saying it fired warning shots only, while acknowledging no Israeli deaths occurred at the scenes cited. Witkoff is set to meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the U.S. announces fresh sanctions against Palestinian Authority officials for undermining peace—and with renewed international criticism over escalating famine in Gaza.

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Western allies diverge as US rejects Palestinian state recognition

Canada has joined France and the UK in announcing plans to formally recognize the State of Palestine at the upcoming UN General Assembly in September 2025. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said recognition is contingent on Palestinian Authority reforms including elections in 2026 without Hamas participation, demilitarization, and democratic governance. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has openly rejected the UN conference—calling it a "publicity stunt"—and reaffirmed its firm support for Israel. This diplomatic divergence raises serious questions about Washington’s long‑term vision for Gaza. U.S. allies continue to uphold principles set out by then‑Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the 2023 G7 Tokyo meeting—advocating no forcible displacement, no re‑occupation of Gaza, and Palestinian‑led governance under the PA with no role for Hamas—but the Trump administration has shelved those commitments. In recent remarks, national security spokesperson Tammy Bruce declined to spell out a […]

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Caritas Communications Announces Leadership Shake-Up, Appoints Favour Akintan as COO

Caritas Communications Unveils New Leadership Structure Lagos, Nigeria – Leading PR firm Caritas Communications has announced a major leadership transition, effective August 1, 2025, to drive its next phase of growth: ✔ Favour Akintan promoted to Chief Operating Officer (COO)✔ Adedayo Ojo transitions from CEO to Board Chairman✔ Three new directors appointed to key roles 👔 Key Appointments & Roles NameNew RoleFocus AreaFavour AkintanChief Operating Officer (COO)Operations & Business LeadershipAdedayo David OdulajaDirector, Research & PolicyClient-aligned research strategiesFisayo AyodeleDirector, Strategic CommunicationsMedia & PR strategyKazeem AfolabiAssociate Director, HR & AdminCorporate services & governance 🌟 Why This Matters ✅ Strategic Shift: Ojo moves to board-level oversight as Chairman✅ Operational Strength: Akintan’s 12+ years of experience to steer daily operations✅ Expanded Expertise: New directors bring fresh depth to research, strategy, and HR 🗣️ Leadership Vision Adedayo Ojo (Outgoing CEO, Incoming Chairman): “This transition ensures Caritas stays ahead in reputation management while strengthening governance.” Favour Akintan (New COO): “I’m excited to lead a team driving innovative […]

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High Court Dismisses Torkornoo Review as Abuse of Process

The Human Rights Division of the Accra High Court has dismissed the judicial review application filed by suspended Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, with presiding judge Justice Kwame Amoako ruling on July 30, 2025, that the motion was an “abuse of court processes” and that the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case. This marks Torkornoo’s second legal setback in efforts to halt proceedings under Article 146 of the 1992 Constitution—her earlier injunction request and constitutional petition remain pending before the Supreme Court. The June 9 application sought nine reliefs, including declarations that the Article 146 committee’s conduct was unlawful, a quashing of its proceedings, and a prohibition on continuation absent authenticated documents. However, the court found many of the issues were already under active Supreme Court review, making their re-examination at the High Court duplicative and vexatious. Justice Amoako also held that the High […]

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BBNaija Legends: The Housemates Nigerians Can’t Forget – NETNG Exclusive Poll

The BBNaija Housemates That Still Live Rent-Free in Nigerians’ Heads A NETNG Twitter poll asked fans: “Which BBNaija housemate can you never forget?” Here’s what 100+ Nigerians said—plus 10 die-hard fans explain why these stars remain iconic. 📊 Poll Results:1️⃣ Tacha – 45% (Queen of Confidence)2️⃣ Mercy Eke – 29% (First female winner, hustle queen)3️⃣ Laycon – 23% (Underdog turned champion)4️⃣ Erica – 48% (Disqualified but unstoppable)5️⃣ Tobi Bakre – 28% (From BBNaija to Nollywood heartthrob) 🎤 Why These Housemates? Fans Break It Down 💥 TACHA – The Unapologetic Game-Changer “She walked in like she owned the show. Titans still defend her with receipts!”— Chidinma, 26 👑 MERCY EKE – The Blueprint “First female winner who turned fame into an empire. Boss energy forever.”— Tunde, 25 🎵 LAYCON – The Relatable Underdog “His win felt personal—like victory for every ‘quiet one’ underestimated in life.”— Fola, 28 🔥 ERICA – The Flame That Refused to Die “Her disqualification hurt, but her comeback? Legendary. Reality TV […]

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Agbodza Denounces Past Road Claims, Launches Big Push Initiative

The Roads and Highways Minister, Kwame Governs Agbodza, used the Government Accountability Series at Jubilee House on July 30, 2025, to deliver a candid critique of the prior administration's infrastructure record. He labelled past road contract awards as chaotic and fiscally irresponsible, noting that claims of 10,800 km of paved roads were unsupported by evidence. Agbodza declared the era of unregulated, contractor‑driven estimates is over; the current government requires projects to be properly budgeted, vetted, and transparently executed. He also announced that GH₵4 billion will be released by end‑July to pay arrears and restart over 1,000 stalled road works. Additionally, he confirmed that the first batch of Big Push projects—including major bridges and outer ring roads across multiple regions—will begin within three weeks, stating the initiative is designed to connect economies and support the 24‑Hour Economy. As part of sector reforms, Agbodza committed to […]

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