Niger leads uemoa in bad loans as regional banking risks rise
The UEMOA’s latest January 2026 economic outlook paints a stark picture: while the region’s banking sector achieves symbolic milestones, it is increasingly undermined by a surge in financial risks. At…
Sahel nations face tough choices in cedeao exit dilemma
Recent statements from foreign affairs ministers in Niger and Mali have sparked international scrutiny. While their governments level severe allegations against West African neighbors—particularly accusing them of supporting armed terrorist…
Pastef party restructuring in senegal under sonko’s leadership
The Pastef party in Senegal has launched a sweeping internal restructuring initiative led by its founder, Ousmane Sonko. This strategic overhaul is designed to modernize the party’s operational framework and…
Algeria’s alleged role in Sahel terrorism sparks regional tensions
Mali and Niger have reignited accusations that Algeria is fueling terrorism across the Sahel by providing safe havens and logistical support to armed groups operating south of its borders. While…
Understanding the blurred line between journalism and activism today
Journalism and activism serve distinct purposes, yet their boundaries are increasingly blurred in today’s media landscape. Few figures embody this tension as clearly as Thomas Dietrich, whose career blurs the…
Burkina faso struggles to balance industrial dreams with harsh economic reality
The captain Ibrahim Traoré has spent recent months unveiling new industrial sites across Burkina Faso, from tomato processing plants to gold refineries. While state media amplifies each inauguration as a…


















