Nigeria grapples with escalating violence that transcends religious boundaries, thrusting the nation into an international spotlight. Recent months have witnessed a surge in abductions of schoolchildren, coordinated attacks on entire

The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) withdrew from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to assert sovereignty, but this move has disrupted the free movement of people and

Burkina Faso’s health budget leadership in UEMOA for 2026 Within the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA), one nation is distinguishing itself through its commitment to public health. For

Key Achievements in Sahel Health Enhancement Between 2018 and 2024, significant milestones were achieved in bolstering healthcare infrastructure and access across the Sahel: Expanded and Enhanced Health Services: In both

The United States continues to engage in security cooperation with the military-led governments of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) – Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger – despite years of

The Republic of Mali has taken a bold step in the fight against malaria by rolling out the R21/Matrix-M vaccine, endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO). In the regions

A brutal raid in the village of Bosiye, located in western Niger, has claimed the lives of 31 civilians. This devastating event, which occurred on Sunday, has also left four

From January 23 to February 12, Brussels will host a compelling photographic exhibition titled “In Their Eyes”, spotlighting the severe humanitarian crisis unfolding in Mali. Organized by seven leading humanitarian

The Union of African Free Press Journalists (UJPLA) has voiced strong condemnation and deep concern over Mali’s decision to ban the sale and distribution of Jeune Afrique magazine nationwide. According

West Africa faces hunger crisis as violence and budget cuts deepen food insecurity Violence and reduced funding are pushing millions in West and Central Africa toward catastrophic hunger, with the

A tragic collapse in Kéniéty, within the Kayes region, claimed six women’s lives on a friday in January 2026. Yet behind this heartbreaking event lies a grim truth: extreme financial

The Malian society is deeply marked by a silent yet devastating plague: the normalization of corruption through so-called “small gifts.” From Bamako’s bustling markets to state institutions, these practices have