Niger’s struggle: how enduring democracy overcomes the cycle of military coups
For over five decades, Niger’s political landscape has been trapped in a relentless cycle of turmoil. From the downfall of Hamani Diori in 1974 to the gunfire that erupted in…
Togo’s president faure gnassingbé forges new diplomatic ties in eurasia at sco summit
President Faure Gnassingbé, leading the Togolese Council, expressed his appreciation on Monday for the warm reception extended to him in Bishkek by Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov. The Togolese head of…
Cameroon’s electoral challenge: boosting voter registration for future polls
Politique Cameroon’s electoral challenge: boosting voter registration for future polls A recent political commentary shed light on the critical issue of voter registration in Cameroon, emphasizing the need for enhanced…
Côte d’Ivoire unveils new farm-gate prices for 2026-2027 coffee-cocoa campaign
Abidjan, August 31, 2026 – The highly anticipated 2026-2027 coffee-cocoa campaign is set to officially commence on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. This significant launch coincides with the 10th annual National…
China’s growing military influence in Gabon
Military collaboration between China and Gabon is advancing significantly with the recent arrival of a Chinese defense attaché in Libreville. This development unfolds amidst sensitive infrastructure projects, including a proposed…
Minister abdourahmane diouf challenges ousmane sonko on special credits bill
Dr. Abdourahmane Diouf asserts that Ousmane Sonko’s recent visits to religious communities starkly contrast with the actual content of the bill presented to Parliament. “What he is proposing at the…
Senegal’s financial future in doubt after moody’s rating cut
Moody’s Ratings has officially lowered Senegal’s credit rating to Caa2, down from its previous Caa1 assessment, while maintaining a negative outlook. This significant downgrade impacts the nation’s long-term foreign currency…
Niger: internal military dissent challenges the Tiani regime
The dramatic occurrences of Saturday, August 29, 2026, in Niamey cannot be dismissed through official rhetoric or mischaracterized as mere “revolutionary impatience” among the troops. The coordinated assault by military…


















