Gambiaj.com – (ABUJA, Nigeria) – For nearly two weeks, Niger has been crippled by a severe fuel shortage, bringing transportation and economic activity to a near standstill.
Guinea-Bissau’s opposition forces have formally acknowledged and supported ECOWAS’s efforts to mediate the country’s growing political crisis.
The presidential and legislative elections in Guinea-Bissau have been rescheduled to take place on November 23, 2025, reversing an earlier announcement by President Umaro Sissoco Embaló, who had initially set the date for November 30.
Embalo Faces Growing Pressure as Opposition Rejects Dialogue Outside ECOWAS
Umaro Sissoco Embalo is a contender for his own succession. Guinea-Bissau’s president announced on Monday that he will seek a second term in the presidential election set for November 30.
ECOWAS-UN Mission Abruptly Leaves Guinea-Bissau Amid Expulsion Threats
While schools were partially open, many parents kept their children at home, fearing potential clashes. Bandim Market, the largest in Bissau, operated with relative normalcy despite the tense political atmosphere.
Moroccan King Calls for Suspension of Eid Sacrifice Amid Severe Drought
The PAI-Terra Ranka coalition and the Inclusive Patriotic Alliance (API) – Cabas Garandi have called on employees of public and private institutions in Guinea-Bissau to stay home on Friday, February 28
President Umaro Sissoco Embaló has maintained that Guinea-Bissau’s general elections will take place as scheduled on November 30, dismissing any chance of a delay.
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