Month: May 2026

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has opened up about his genuine disappointment following Declan Rice’s high-profile move to Arsenal. The England international, who commanded a staggering £105 million fee in…

Mali blocus of Bamako threatens civilians under international law

The ongoing blockade of Bamako is inflicting unacceptable hardships on civilians, threatening their fundamental rights to food, health, and safety, while escalating the risk of severe violations of international humanitarian…

Politics

Laurent Gbagbo remains at the helm of Côte d’Ivoire’s PPA-CI

After years of political exile and legal battles, Côte d’Ivoire’s former President Laurent Gbagbo has once again taken center stage in his party’s leadership. The octogenarian leader, whose presidential ambitions…

Leipzig’s final bundesliga match sees gulacsi’s comeback

Leipzig’s final bundesliga match sees gulacsi’s comeback The stage is set for a fitting finale at the Bundesliga. RB Leipzig‘s head coach has confirmed that goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi will return…

Politics

Pastef party congress to confirm ousmane sonko’s leadership

As the countdown to the pivotal PASTEF party congress begins, the political landscape in Sénégal braces for a defining moment. The party’s High Authority for Regulation (HARP) has formally opened…

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The fading russian influence in africa: a strategic miscalculation

Over the past decade, Russia has pursued an aggressive expansion strategy across Africa, leveraging mercenary forces, disinformation campaigns, and anti-Western populism to carve out a new sphere of influence. Yet…

Senegal’s Casamance conflict: weakened rebels face cannabis-driven instability

The Senegalese army, alongside gendarmerie forces and detection dogs, dismantled cannabis plantations in Casamance in early May—a recent development in one of Africa’s longest-running conflicts. Despite a weakened separatist rebellion,…

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N’Djamena tackles chaotic minibus stops for safer roads

Chad N’Djamena tackles chaotic minibus stops for safer roads Unregulated minibus stops in N’Djamena are fueling traffic chaos and safety hazards. City officials and transport stakeholders are pushing for structured…

Algeria and Chad advance Sahara road project with infrastructure pact

Algeria and Chad have formalized a new agreement to streamline infrastructure and public works projects, including the long-awaited Trans-Saharan Highway. The pact was signed in N’Djamena on Thursday, marking a…

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Le Mali vacille, l’Alliance des États du Sahel brille par sa discrétion