Can a $20 million Russian bounty actually neutralize Ukraine’s drone chief Robert Brovdi?
The reported $20 million price on the head of Robert “Madyar” Brovdi raises a sharp question: can Moscow buy its way to the man who turned cheap flying machines into…
Can the UN’s $18.5 million in Gabon for 2025 deliver real results for citizens?
A long-awaited briefing at the UN common house For the first time since taking office in January, the resident coordinator of the United Nations System in Gabon, Fatou Aminata Lo,…
What’s really at stake as Tinubu returns to Lagos before Nigeria’s independence anniversary?
Lagos, September 29, 2026 — After nearly a month in Europe, Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu arrived back in Nigeria on Tuesday, September 29. He had left Abuja on August…
Cameroon: does suspending Vision 4 over the Martinez Zogo trial protect justice or muzzle the press?
Cameroon: does suspending Vision 4 over the Martinez Zogo trial protect justice or muzzle the press? Can a television station be pulled off the air for how it covers a…
Thali permit: can Cameroon’s oil gamble finally pay off?
The Thali offshore permit has crossed a critical threshold, but the decisive question remains: can this deal actually pull Cameroon’s flagship exploration project back from the brink? Tower Resources, the…
Can West Africa’s peace hold? Entente Council and UNOWAS sign three-year memorandum in Abidjan
Can West Africa and the Sahel achieve lasting stability when security, political, humanitarian, and institutional challenges keep mounting? That is the critical question behind a new Memorandum of Understanding signed…
Can one letter from Kinshasa unlock eastern DRC’s peace? Inside Togo’s quiet mediation push
On Tuesday, 29 September 2026, Togo’s president of the Council, Faure Gnassingbé, granted an audience in Lomé to the Democratic Republic of Congo’s minister of regional integration, Floribert Anzuluni, who…
Is Nigeria’s north losing the fight against mass abductions?
Can Nigeria’s security forces ever get ahead of the armed gangs that keep sweeping through rural communities in the north? That question hangs over the country once again after at…
Can Russia’s Tu-95 fleet absorb another loss? Six dead in Amur crash put Moscow’s long-range strike strategy on the spot
What price can Moscow afford to pay for a bomber fleet that is both a cornerstone of its long-range strike power and an increasingly scarce asset? That question hung heavy…


















