A prolonged period of low visibility from Paul Biya, who has led Cameroon since 1982, continues to dominate political discourse...
Authoritarian Regimes & Africa
FeaturedGeopoliticsAlgeria’s evolving rivalry with Morocco: a defining force in Maghreb politics1 august 2026IntroductionFew bilateral relationships in modern diplomacy are as...
With its vast reserves of critical minerals, Africa stands at the heart of a global transformation driven by the energy...
The Togolese government has rejected the ruling of the Court of Justice of the Community of West African States (CEDEAO)...
When Captain Ibrahim Traoré publicly addressed Arab slavery and its lasting impact on contemporary radical Islam, the Burkinabè leader shattered...
At 93 years old, Paul Biya, who has led Cameroon since 1982 and holds the distinction of being the world's...
The latest court ruling against leaders of Chad’s Group of Political Actors’ Consultation (GCAP) isn’t merely a judicial decision—it exposes...
Across Niger, communities continue to grapple with persistent security threats and extremist violence that disrupt daily life and erode social...
the hidden cost of cameroonian gold A perilous gold rush has taken hold across Cameroon's East and Adamaoua regions, marked...
After more than a year of strained relations, Mali and Algeria are now embarking on a significant diplomatic thaw. This...
Cameroon's gold: billions vanishing into thin air A gold rush has gripped Cameroon's East and Adamaoua regions, where mining operations...
Crédit photo, Getty ImagesThe Azawad Liberation Front (FLA), a prominent separatist movement, has initiated a second major military offensive this...
