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Benin Republic Heads to Polls as Talon Steps Down Amid Security and Inclusion Concerns

Benin Republic Heads to Polls as Talon Steps Down Amid Security and Inclusion Concerns

Wisdom NWOGAApril 11, 2026

Voters in Benin are set to go to the polls on April 12, 2026, in a closely watched presidential election that marks the end of President Patrice Talon’s second and final term in office. The vote comes at a critical moment for the country, shaped by rising insecurity in the north and ongoing debate about...

Ghana Urges the United Nations to Recognize the Transatlantic Slave Trade as History’s Greatest Crime

Ghana Urges the United Nations to Recognize the Transatlantic Slave Trade as History’s Greatest Crime

Wisdom NWOGAMarch 30, 2026

History is not only what is remembered; it is also what is resisted when truth demands accountability. Ghana’s recent appeal at the United Nations seeks formal recognition of the transatlantic slave trade as the most devastating crime in human history, a claim grounded in both scale and enduring impact. Under President Nana Akufo-Addo, this...

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