Non-respect du SMIG au Bénin : le gouvernement appelle à la dénonciation et durcit le ton
Alors que le Salaire Minimum Interprofessionnel Garanti (SMIG) est officiellement fixé à 52 000 FCFA, plusieurs entreprises continuent de rémunérer leurs salariés en dessous de ce seuil légal. Face à…
Niger’s lost revenue: 117 billion cfa francs from border closures
The International Monetary Fund has delivered a stark warning: Niger’s prolonged border closures have drained over 117 billion CFA francs from state coffers. This staggering shortfall exposes the harsh economic…
Boni Yayi’s unexpected return to Beninese politics
The political landscape in Cotonou has just witnessed a major shift. Former Beninese President Thomas Boni Yayi, previously opposed to the establishment of the Senate, has now announced his intention…
Chad’s state repression escalation demands urgent response
The latest court ruling against leaders of Chad’s Group of Political Actors’ Consultation (GCAP) isn’t merely a judicial decision—it exposes a stark reality: a government systematically criminalizing dissent and suffocating…
Gabon unveils bold biodiversity plan to protect 30% of its land
Gabon has just taken a decisive step toward safeguarding its unique ecosystems after a week of intensive negotiations in Libreville. The national workshop to finalize the 2022-2030 National Biodiversity Strategy…
Niger’s community resilience and peacebuilding through inclusive dialogue
Across Niger, communities continue to grapple with persistent security threats and extremist violence that disrupt daily life and erode social cohesion. In response, a multi-stakeholder movement has emerged, placing inclusive…
How Russia’s hidden influence is reshaping Togo’s political and maritime landscape
As Russian military operations across the Sahel Alliance face mounting setbacks, Moscow is quietly shifting its focus toward the Gulf of Guinea. Through its acceptance of vessels from Russia’s shadow…
Mali: why the Russian partnership is failing against jihadist threats and what alternatives remain
Mali’s government has long pinned its hopes on Russian-backed solutions to tackle its worsening jihadist crisis. Yet, three years into this alliance under the Africa Corps banner—successor to the Wagner…
RDC : le droit international humanitaire bafoué
Droits de l’HommeRépublique démocratique du Congo RDC : le droit international humanitaire bafoué Jean-Noël Ba-Mweze 24/07/202624 juillet 2026 Dans l’est de la RDC, les violations du droit international humanitaire persistent.…


















