Burkina Faso halts wheat flour and semolina imports to boost local production
Government Takes Decisive Step Toward Economic Sovereignty In a bold move to reinforce economic independence, the transitional government of Burkina Faso has suspended all imports of wheat flour, semolina, and…
Niger’s controversial uranium deal: 300 tonnes of yellowcake sold off-market
Shocking revelations have emerged regarding an opaque transaction involving Niger’s uranium reserves. A 300-tonne stock of yellowcake, owned by the Société du Patrimoine des Mines du Niger (SOPAMIN), was reportedly…
Congo dialogue national: le psdv outlines its vision for an inclusive political process
The Parti Social-Démocrate Vert (PSDV) has closely monitored the announcement of an upcoming inclusive national political dialogue in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The party warmly welcomes the…
Niger: general tiani’s security dilemma and the jihadist ideological trap
Two years have passed since General Abdourahamane Tiani orchestrated the overthrow of democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum, ostensibly to restore national security. Yet, the military leader now faces a stark…
Senegal secures vital world bank funding: a strategic boost for economic stability
The World Bank has committed a substantial 340 billion FCFA package to Senegal, with the Presidency in Dakar recently outlining the specifics. This announcement is part of an ongoing effort…
Gabon’s bold shift to mining as oil production declines
Faced with a sharp decline in oil output, the Central African nation of Gabon is making a strategic pivot toward mining. Over the past several months, the government has unveiled…
Cameroon: presidential decrees spark public debate amid paul biya’s absence
Cameroon: presidential decrees spark public debate amid paul biya’s absence In Cameroon, a series of presidential decrees officially appointing five new brigade generals has intensified public discourse surrounding the prolonged…
Niger’s leader faces growing gap between sovereign promises and reality
When General Abdourahamane Tiani seized power in Niger on July 26, 2023, he framed his coup as a mission to restore national sovereignty, defeat terrorism, and end foreign interference in…
Senegal’s civil servants face hardship after grand magal celebrations
Updated today at 6:59 PM Reading time: 2 minutes. File generated on Read in the app Summarize Mawunyo Hermann Boko Senegal Correspondent Bassirou Diomaye Faye The Grand Magal of Touba,…
Bénin leads global ocean prediction training with OPERA initiative
Bénin takes center stage in international maritime expertise The Bénin is making significant strides in addressing coastal and Gulf of Guinea challenges through the OPERA (Ocean Prediction Enhancement in Regions…
Ebola outbreak in democratic republic of Congo draws who chief visit
The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) has landed in Kinshasa to engage with President Félix Tshisekedi as the Democratic Republic of Congo battles its seventeenth Ebola outbreak. The…
Cameroun: Biya shuffles military leadership amid prolonged absence
The Camerounese president, Paul Biya, has reshuffled the army’s high command as public unease grows over his extended stay abroad. At 93, the world’s oldest sitting leader has appointed new…


















