Mali’s fragile gains in Bamako amid escalating terror in the Central regions

While Bamako breathes easier thanks to recent fuel and arms convoys, the heart of Mali remains trapped in a tightening security crisis. The contrast is stark: on one side, a…

Chad withdraws from the international criminal court amid global scrutiny

Africa Chad withdraws from the international criminal court amid global scrutiny N’Djamena cites the court’s “limited and uneven” effectiveness after a U.S. request for reconsideration. in N’Djamena Article Chad has…

Bénin launches Food Systems project to revive degraded farmland by 2030

Bénin’s soil crisis: A threat to food security and national prosperity Benin’s agricultural sector is the backbone of its economy, accounting for 70% of jobs, contributing 26% to GDP, and…

Senegal president diomaye faye unveils new political movement kiiraay

Senegal: President Bassirou Diomaye Faye launches new political party Political transition in Dakar With a symbolic transition, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has inaugurated a fresh chapter in Senegalese politics. The…

Togo protests erupt against constitutional reforms

hundreds gather in Vogan to oppose Togo’s 2024 constitutional changes In the southern city of Vogan, hundreds took to the streets on Sunday to voice strong opposition to Togo’s 2024…

Togo Government Rejects CEDEAO Court Ruling on Constitutional Reform

The Togolese government has rejected the ruling of the Court of Justice of the Community of West African States (CEDEAO) on the constitutional reform adopted in March 2024, describing it…

Senegal’s political funds: a shift from secrecy to transparency under Diomaye Faye

In a revealing statement, Abdourahmane Diouf, a prominent political figure in Senegal, has shed light on the handling of political funds and credits allocated to the Prime Minister’s office during…

Senegal and Algeria forge strategic energy partnership

A significant new chapter has opened in the energy cooperation between Senegal and Algeria. Representatives from both governments convened in Algiers, agreeing to pool their extensive expertise within the vital…

Mali: Washington debates potential jnim strikes

The US administration, under President Donald Trump, is reportedly exploring the option of military airstrikes in Mali. These potential operations would target Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), a prominent jihadist…

Ibrahim Traoré challenges the uncomfortable truth of the eastern slave trade in the Sahel

When Captain Ibrahim Traoré publicly addressed Arab slavery and its lasting impact on contemporary radical Islam, the Burkinabè leader shattered a long-standing taboo. His statements are not mere provocations; they…

Boko Haram’s military strategy reshaped by artificial intelligence in Nigeria

Recent advances in artificial intelligence are no longer confined to laboratories or corporate boardrooms—they have infiltrated the battlefields of Nigeria. A groundbreaking study by English researcher Antonia Juelich reveals that…

Senegal party split deepens as energy minister criticizes pastef leadership

The current political landscape in Senegal has been shaken by sharp internal divisions within the Pastef party, as highlighted by Dr. Abdourahmane Diouf, Minister of Energy and Petroleum and a…