Public backlash grows as Russia’s centrafrican experiment faces critical scrutiny The Central African Republic (CAR) has quietly become the most hotly debated Russian experiment in Africa, with critics warning that…
Author: Sidi Mohamed
Journalist
Cameroon’s anglophone crisis at a turning point: how separatists lost their moral ground
The tipping point: a decade later, the anglophone separatist movement’s credibility crumbles The alarm bells rang ten years ago, when teachers and lawyers took to the streets of Cameroon’s anglophone…
Benin’s fuel reserves spark social debate as public weighs stability against rising pump queues
Benin’s three-to-six-month fuel reserve coverage sparks mixed public reactions Government spokesperson Léandre Wilfried Houngbédji has confirmed that Benin’s strategic fuel reserves now cover between three and six months of national…
After Meta’s crackdown: public outrage and lingering threats from west african fraud networks
As one of the most sweeping digital crackdowns in recent years unfolds, the Internet is still buzzing with reactions over Meta’s sweeping dismantling of west African fraud networks. While authorities…
France’s youth protests ignite national debate: what’s next before 2027?
The streets of France have become a battleground for a growing movement that transcends classrooms and campuses. As the country gears up for the pivotal 2027 presidential election, the grievances…
N’Djamena’s youth caught in Snapchat’s virtual success trap
N’Djamena’s youth caught in Snapchat’s virtual success trap In N’Djamena, Snapchat has evolved far beyond a simple messaging app. For many young residents, it has become a digital battleground where…
Joseph Kabila’s alliance with Congo rebels ignites national debate over looming crisis
By officially assuming leadership of the Front for the Nation’s Refoundation (FRN) on October 12, 2026, former Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) president Joseph Kabila has launched a bold political…
Cameroon’s anglophone stalemate: mounting pressure on Yaoundé to embrace dialogue
As Cameroon’s anglophone crisis enters its tenth year, voices across the political spectrum—including those from civil society—are amplifying calls for urgent negotiations. The government’s sustained refusal to engage in structured…
Morocco’s new government faces backlash as public debate over reshuffle intensifies
Morocco’s latest cabinet reshuffle has triggered sharp reactions and sparked a nationwide debate on governance, priorities, and the direction of the kingdom’s future. Crown reshuffle sparks divided opinions On Friday,…
Benin’s economic surge stirs regional dialogue on sustainable growth strategies
After the hype: how Benin’s growth numbers are reshaping west African economic debates With real GDP growth hitting 8.1 % in 2025 and projected to average 6.9 % across 2026-27,…
Senegal’s parliament probe: will Diomaye Faye’s team face the fallout?
As Senegal’s parliamentary inquiry into land management grinds through its latest developments, the refusal of a presidential advisor to appear before the commission has ignited a political firestorm. The move…
Niger’s fuel price freeze: a symptom of a military regime under intense pressure
The government’s abrupt decision to freeze fuel prices in Niger has exposed deeper cracks within the ruling junta, sparking sharp public debates and raising questions about its long-term stability. Far…