Benin to lead african union peace and security council in september 2026
The diplomatic trajectory of Bénin is set to reach a pivotal moment on the continental stage. Come September 2026, the country will assume the rotational presidency of the African Union’s…
Côte d’Ivoire pushes blue economy with FAO-backed strategic roadmap
Grand-Bassam, Côte d’Ivoire — An intensive two-day workshop focused on validating thematic reports for the blue economy kicked off today in Grand-Bassam. Organised by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO),…
Corruption in Cameroon: richard bona’s bold critique of the youth
Politics Corruption in Cameroon: Richard Bona’s Bold Critique of the Youth Renowned Cameroonian musician Richard Bona sparks national debate with his blunt assessment of youth involvement in corruption In a…
African military drones: balancing sovereignty with foreign dependence
The rapid integration of military drones is transforming Africa’s security landscape, offering governments new tools to monitor threats and conduct operations. Yet this technological shift also exposes critical vulnerabilities, fueling…
Bayer leverkusen set to break bundesliga transfer record with kerim alajbegovic deal
At Bayer Leverkusen, players returning from World Cup duty resumed training on Monday. Yet one teenager will tread carefully during sessions—his every move scrutinized to ensure a record-breaking transfer isn’t…
Niger’s struggle for food sovereignty amid russian fertilizer dependency
In Niger, the push for full national sovereignty has taken center stage, with calls to sever ties with long-standing Western partnerships and reclaim control over the country’s future. This bold…
Benin’s senate launches with high expectations and scrutiny
Politics Benin’s Senate launches with high expectations and scrutiny 30 July 2026 Benin’s newly formed Senate, the country’s second parliamentary chamber, convenes in Porto-Novo on Thursday, marking a pivotal moment…
Burkina Faso tightens media control with hefty fine on Canal+
In Burkina Faso, the authorities have escalated their grip on public discourse, cloaking their actions under the guise of national sovereignty and consumer rights. The unprecedented 200 million FCFA fine…

















