Gabon’s fisheries renegotiation with the EU: the real-world impact on citizens, businesses, and the economy

Economy Gabon’s fisheries renegotiation with the EU: the real-world impact on citizens, businesses, and the economy Libreville, Wednesday, September 23, 2026 – The renegotiation of the fisheries partnership between Gabon…

Chad: N’Djamena’s minors-in-uniforms case could reshape daily life for families and youth groups

Chad Chad: N’Djamena’s minors-in-uniforms case could reshape daily life for families and youth groups A viral clip of five minors in military attire voicing criticism of the head of state…

Cameroon: Boko Haram attack on Oumar leaves lasting scars on a Far North community

Cameroon: Boko Haram attack on Oumar leaves lasting scars on a Far North community Published on 23 September 2026 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter In a press release issued…

Why Benin’s new rescue fleet matters for every flood-hit household

When floodwaters rise in remote corners of Benin, every hour saved by emergency crews can mean the difference between rescue and ruin. On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, that margin grew…

Senegal’s BRVM listing: what it means for taxpayers, businesses and the regional economy

Senegal has taken a major step onto the regional capital market by listing four sovereign bonds on the Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières (BRVM), the West African stock exchange headquartered…

Benin’s traffic crackdown: the real toll on households, businesses and the economy

Benin’s traffic crackdown: the real toll on households, businesses and the economy A sweeping police offensive against road code violations in Benin is already hitting wallets, slowing daily routines and…

What the World Bank’s $5.3 billion portfolio in Côte d’Ivoire means for jobs, businesses and households

With 25 active projects worth a combined $5.3 billion, the World Bank Group’s footprint in Côte d’Ivoire is now one of the largest in West Africa — and it is…

The real price of Burkina Faso’s opaque Nanga armored vehicle program: what citizens and businesses stand to lose

It was announced as a landmark achievement, a near-miracle of national engineering: Burkina Faso claims to have produced or locally adapted nearly 300 armored vehicles dubbed “Nanga” (scorpion) since November…

Togo’s asylum-for-repression deal: how ordinary citizens and businesses pay the price for Faure Gnassingbé’s alliance with Chadian rebels

The real-world fallout of Lomé’s covert pact with Chadian insurgents When Luc Beyam, a senior figure in the Chadian rebel group known as the Movement for Justice and Recovery (MJRT),…

Moussa Kaka’s disappearance in Niamey: how one missing journalist is reshaping Niger’s media economy and civic life

The sudden disappearance in Niamey of veteran Nigerien journalist Moussa Kaka, director-general of Radio Télévision Saraounia (RTS) and a historic figure in Sahelian news, is no longer just a press-freedom…

Cameroon’s eyeglasses case: the real-world toll on journalists, media and public trust

Published today at 15:22 Reading time: 1 minute. File generated on Read in the app Damien Glez Franco-Burkinabè cartoonist and editorialist. By Mariama Hamani — Analyst

Mali: 358 Russian deaths in three years and the growing toll on civilians and the economy

The mounting death toll among Russian paramilitary forces in Mali is no longer just a battlefield statistic—it is a reality that is reshaping daily life for millions of Malians and…