Burkina Faso scandal: defence minister loses 170 million F CFA
In the midst of an unprecedented security and humanitarian crisis gripping Burkina Faso, a shocking case of embezzlement has emerged within the highest echelons of the military. General Célestin Simporé,…
Ousmane Sonko’s pivotal address on Senegal’s electoral code changes
Ousmane Sonko’s pivotal address on Senegal’s electoral code changes This Friday, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko is poised to deliver a significant address before Senegal’s National Assembly. His appearance comes amidst…
Côte d’Ivoire election: tense vote but no major incidents reported
The presidential election in Côte d’Ivoire unfolded under a cloud of heightened security, yet concluded without notable disruptions, according to early reports from across the country. Polling stations operated smoothly…
Togo’s president faure gnassingbé champions african energy sovereignty at neisa 2026
Kigali, May 20, 2026 — Intense discussions filled the sophisticated halls of the Kigali Congress Centre, blending urgent energy needs with ambitious industrial aspirations. Heads of State, leading civil nuclear…
Senegal space week aims to position Dakar as africa’s space hub
The inaugural Senegal Space Week kicked off in Dakar with a bold declaration of intent: to transform the nation into Africa’s next leading space and technology hub. Organized by the…
Mali: how Assimi Goïta consolidated power after April 25 attacks
The April 25 attacks in Bamako marked a turning point in Mali’s political landscape, prompting Colonel Assimi Goïta to take decisive steps to strengthen his authority. As the dust settled…
Senegal’s student activists: blending campus life with political engagement
Across Senegal’s universities, a growing number of students are embracing political involvement as part of their academic journey, proving that civic duty and higher education can go hand in hand.…
Us embassy issues travel advisory for americans in Bamako
The U.S. Embassy in Mali has issued a strong travel advisory for American citizens in Bamako, urging them to exercise extreme caution and anticipate significant delays in their movements across…
Senegal advances maritime sovereignty with ITAF Dème research vessel rehabilitation
Senegal is poised to reinvigorate its crucial fisheries and oceanographic research endeavors with the impending rehabilitation of the ITAF Dème research vessel. This strategic floating laboratory, a vital component of…


















