As Senegal’s political landscape shifts under President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, a critical question arises: can he push forward legislative reforms without the backing of his own party, Pastef? The interplay…
Jean Claude Mbede: in Cameroon, there are really only two ethnic groups
In a personal account, Cameroonian writer Jean Claude Mbede reflects on the painful reality of tribalism in Cameroon, arguing that the true divide is not ethnic but social. Here is…
Cameroun seeks $163 million to digitalize local governments
Cameroon is advancing its administrative modernization agenda with a new funding initiative. The government in Yaoundé is seeking $163 million, equivalent to approximately 90 billion FCFA at current exchange rates,…
Burkina Faso military doctors train with us national guard amid AES pivot
Despite the increasingly hostile official rhetoric towards Western powers within the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), the reality on the ground and technical cooperation tells a more nuanced story. On…