Moscow’s telling silence: Russia’s retreat from venezuela
Some silences reverberate like admissions of weakness, while superficial condemnations barely conceal a geopolitical surrender. When a seismic event rocked Caracas in early 2026—marked by a large-scale American military intervention…
Mali blocus crisis: GSIM urged to protect civilians and follow international law
The ongoing blockade of Bamako is inflicting unacceptable hardship on civilians, threatening their access to food, healthcare, and safety, and could lead to severe violations of their fundamental rights, warns…
Laurent Gbagbo remains at the helm of PPA-CI in Côte d’Ivoire
After months of speculation about his political future, former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo has been reaffirmed as the leader of the Parti des peuples africains-Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI). The decision came…
Young women in N’Djamena trapped by digital beauty standards
young women in N’Djamena trapped by digital beauty standards In N’Djamena, social media’s relentless focus on appearance is reshaping the self-image of young women, often with damaging consequences. What begins…
Pastef congress set to reappoint ousmane sonko as leader
May 15, 2026 Download tariff grid Switch to dark mode Switch to light mode Senegal’s Pastef Party Congress: Ousmane Sonko poised for leadership renewal breaking news May 15, 2026 The…
Casamance conflict weakens as Senegal cracks down on cannabis trade
Senegalese security forces, supported by trained sniffer dogs, recently destroyed cannabis cultivation sites in the Casamance region during an operation in early May. This military intervention marks the latest chapter…
N’Djamena tackles chaotic minibus stops for safer urban transport
Chad N’Djamena’s minibus chaos: why structured stops are overdue Unregulated minibus pick-up points in N’Djamena create daily traffic hazards and passenger safety risks. Experts argue that designated stops are long…


















