Understanding the blurred line between journalism and activism today
Journalism and activism serve distinct purposes, yet their boundaries are increasingly blurred in today’s media landscape. Few figures embody this tension as clearly as Thomas Dietrich, whose career blurs the…
Crackdown on civil society in Burkina Faso intensifies under military rule
Burkina Faso’s military regime tightens grip on civil society amid growing dissent Nairobi — The military government in Burkina Faso has escalated its crackdown on civil society through restrictive legislation,…
FIFA sanctions referee after Senegal Morocco can controversy
The FIFA has imposed a stern penalty on referee Jean-Jacques Ndala following the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) final between Senegal and Morocco on January 19. The decision comes after…
Financial markets respond to the election of Romuald Wadagni as Benin’s president
The ascent of Romuald Wadagni to the presidency signifies a pivotal moment for Cotonou’s financial sector. Market participants, both domestic and global, are closely monitoring the initial phase of an…
Benin election turnout: a 63.55% surge for a revitalised democracy
A historic milestone has been reached in Benin’s political landscape. Following the presidential election held on April 12, the Constitutional Court has officially confirmed a voter turnout rate of 63.55%.…


















