Boni Yayi’s surprising move in Benin’s political landscape

Cotonou witnesses a major political shift as former President Thomas Boni Yayi reverses his stance on joining the newly established Senate. After vehemently opposing the Upper House during the 2025…

Escalating repression in Chad demands urgent response

The recent sentencing of leaders from the Groupe de Concertation des Acteurs Politiques (GCAP)—a key opposition coalition in Chad—goes far beyond a routine judicial decision. It lays bare a harsher…

Building peace and community resilience in Niger through inclusive dialogue

Across Niger, communities face persistent security challenges that threaten both lives and livelihoods. In response, a growing movement emphasizes inclusive dialogue as a cornerstone for sustainable peace and national cohesion.…

Cameroun’s leadership vacuum amid Paul biya’s prolonged absence

Politics Cameroon grapples with leadership uncertainty as President Biya remains absent The prolonged absence of President Paul Biya has reignited discussions about a potential power vacuum at the highest levels…

Burkina Faso’s digital repression under Ibrahim Traoré

The evolving battlefield of press freedom in Burkina Faso In Burkina Faso, the struggle for press freedom has shifted from newsrooms and streets to the digital realm, where coordinated campaigns…

Vers des frappes américaines contre le JNIM au Mali ?

Vers des frappes américaines contre le JNIM au Mali ? Saleh Mwanamilongo ven. 24 juillet 2026 à 9:12 AM UTC Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur…

Morocco edges closer to visa-free travel for beninese citizens

Cotonou and Rabat deepen ties with landmark visa liberalization talks The bustling city of Cotonou served as the backdrop for a pivotal moment in Bénin-Morocco relations. On July 21, 2026,…

Cameroon politics: the fall of Edgar Alain Mebe Ngo’o

Once a key figure in Cameroon’s security apparatus, Edgar Alain Mebe Ngo’o’s career took a dramatic turn from the heights of power to political irrelevance. His trajectory mirrors that of…

Gabon trims mining tax revenue by 51.8 billion FCFA in 2025 budget shift

Hidden in the revised finance law approved on July 17, a single line item stands out for its staggering impact on Gabon’s 2025 budget. The corporate tax forecast for the…

Senegal issues first green bond for food security and energy transition

The agricultural enterprise Swami Agri, a subsidiary of the Indo-Senegalese group Senegindia, has successfully launched a 30 billion FCFA green bond on the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU)…

Codes joins pastef amid political shifts in Senegal

The Coordination of Democratic and Social Actors (CODES) has formally aligned with the African Patriots of Senegal for Work, Ethics, and Fraternity (Pastef) in response to what it describes as…

Us considers military strikes against Mali militants amid rising security concerns

Policy discussions in Washington explore targeted military actions against armed groups in Mali. Washington is actively evaluating a potential expansion of its military footprint in West Africa. Inside sources reveal…