Gabon seeks to revolutionize its transport network by learning from Senegal
During a recent official working visit to Dakar, the Gabonese Minister of State for Transport, Merchant Marine, and Logistics, Ulrich Manfoumbi Manfoumbi, held productive discussions with his Senegalese counterpart, Abdoul…
Au Togo, la longévité de Faure Gnassingbé interroge la finalité des réformes institutionnelles
Depuis plus de vingt ans, Faure Gnassingbé dirige le Togo. Cette longévité au sommet de l’État soulève une question de fond : comment un pouvoir peut-il se maintenir lorsque la…
Tafsir Thioye publicly disputes allegations made by Ousmane Sonko
Political friction is mounting in Dakar. Tafsir Thioye, a prominent figure in Senegalese civil society and an outspoken critic of the ruling majority, has openly refuted the latest accusations made…
Complaint against Ousmane Sonko over Touba remarks upheld before investigators
The legal complaint filed against Ousmane Sonko concerning statements about the holy city of Touba remains active. This was confirmed by Serigne Makhtar Bousso, spokesperson for the complainants, who was…
Côte d’Ivoire: le FIDD 2026 se dévoile, cap sur les financements verts et l’innovation
Le Forum international du développement durable (FIDD) 2026 mettra l’accent sur les financements verts, les crédits carbone, l’innovation et les opportunités d’affaires. Cette annonce a été faite lors d’une conférence…
Civilian massacre in Bandiagara: CNDH reminds Mali of its sovereign duties
As central Mali sinks deeper into a spiral of unchecked violence, the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) has broken its silence following the attacks on Ningari and Sarédina, exposing the…
Civilians bear the brunt of rights abuses in DR Congo
The 63rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council opened on Monday in Geneva, Switzerland, providing a platform for the UN to review human rights situations worldwide. In the…
Togo: the cartographic gesture masks an educational emergency
No amount of precision on a map can substitute for walls that remain standing. By highlighting the adoption of a cartography that reflects the true scale of the African continent,…
Niger’s sovereignty facade exposed
Since the July 2023 coup, Niger’s military junta has built a profitable political commodity: a façade of sovereignty. Through martial declarations, dramatic exits from the International Organisation of La Francophonie,…
Mali fuel blockade chokes economy
Ever since September 2025, the JNIM-enforced fuel convoy blockade has turned Mali’s supply routes into actual battlefronts. In Bamako and other urban centers, shortages have driven up transport costs, disrupted…

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