The United States Embassy in Mali has issued a cautionary directive to its nationals residing in the capital, Bamako, urging them to exercise heightened vigilance. American citizens should anticipate potential

Senegal is actively demonstrating its commitment to revitalizing crucial fisheries and oceanographic research through the impending rehabilitation of the research vessel ITAF Dème. This strategic floating laboratory, a cornerstone of

Ousmane Sonko faces heated debates at Senegal’s national assembly This Friday, May 22, 2026, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko will take center stage at the National Assembly during the highly anticipated

Strategic shift in Niger’s air defense: President Bassirou Diomaye names General Pape Cissé as new Air Force chief In a decisive move to strengthen Niger’s aerial defense capabilities, President Bassirou

Senegal politicians demand clarity on promised sports ministry bonuses Twelve weeks after Senegal’s triumphant Africa Cup of Nations victory, questions persist over unpaid bonuses promised to sports ministry staff. A

The Succès Masra case: Chad’s Supreme Court lists appeal for May 2026 hearing A significant judicial progression has emerged in the ongoing legal proceedings concerning Succès Masra. According to an

In line with the National Assembly’s mandate to oversee government actions, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and his cabinet are set to appear before lawmakers on Friday, May 22, 2026 for

The Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa is in full swing in Kigali, drawing top leaders from across the continent. Amid the gathering, Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé outlined his vision

In a bold diplomatic move, the Togolese government has announced the complete abolition of entry visas for all African nationals holding valid passports. This landmark decision, effective immediately, aligns Lomé’s

In a dignified ceremony held at the Palais Toumaï, the newly appointed European Union ambassador, Amador Sanchez Rico, formally presented his credentials to President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno on May

In N’Djamena, Zenaba Adoum Oudah is redefining what it means to be a modern entrepreneur in Chad. A biologist by training, a graphic designer by passion, and the founder of

The sprawling Sambisa Forest, covering 60,000 square kilometers across Northeast Nigeria, once thrived as a vibrant natural reserve, drawing tourists to its diverse wildlife. Today, however, much of that natural