DRC moves to validate local security planning guide

By Kadi Alhassane — Journalist

Dakar-Abidjan bank fraud: 1.9 billion FCFA siphoned off, two banks under investigation

A bank fraud case involving an estimated 1.9 billion CFA francs has sent shockwaves through financial circles between Dakar and Abidjan. At the heart of the matter, two banking institutions…

Burkina Faso: 254.79 billion FCFA and 750 subsidised boreholes for the 2026 dry season

By Kadi Alhassane — Journalist

Oryx Energies sells for $1 billion as new owners take over Swiss oil trader

Swiss hydrocarbon trader Oryx Energies, a leading force in Africa’s energy market, has just changed ownership in a deal valued at close to one billion dollars. The transaction marks a…

Senegal: Diomaye Faye and Sonko’s political split explained by analyst

By Kadi Alhassane — Journalist

DRC religious denominations urged to back Tshisekedi’s peace initiative

By Kadi Alhassane — Journalist

Benin greenlights 14 health centre builds and Ouidah maternity revamp

Benin approves contracts for 14 health centres and Ouidah maternity renovation The Beninese government has taken a decisive step in its push to modernise public healthcare and narrow gaps in…

Togo’s Faure Gnassingbé lands in China for seventh official visit

By Kadi Alhassane — Journalist

Benin establishes new coastal authority for Fidjrossè-Ouidah corridor

Benin’s government has approved the creation of a dedicated authority to oversee development along the strategic coastal stretch between Fidjrossè and Ouidah. The decision addresses two pressing issues: supporting tourism…

Benin’s 2027 budget hits 4,757 billion FCFA as government targets 7.5% growth

The Beninese government has taken a decisive step in preparing the 2027 fiscal year by submitting its draft finance bill to the National Assembly for review and vote. Balanced in…

Gabon orders 15 Ocea warships to secure its waters

By Kadi Alhassane — Journalist

Burkina Faso raises 40 billion CFA francs on the UMOA market as budget pressures mount

On October 7, 2026, Burkina Faso returned to the UMOA financial market to borrow 40 billion CFA francs from private investors. The operation underscores a stark reality: despite a sovereignty-driven…