The Donald Trump administration is actively evaluating the potential for launching targeted airstrikes against the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), an Al-Qaeda affiliate operating in Mali.

Niger’s economic crisis deepens with 117 billion FCFA revenue shortfall The International Monetary Fund’s latest assessment has exposed a staggering financial toll on Niger’s economy: a loss of over 117

Reirement de situation majeur sur la scène politique béninoise. Longtemps opposé à la création de la chambre haute du Parlement, l’ancien chef de l’État Thomas Boni Yayi annonce qu’il exercera

The Gabon has taken a significant step forward in protecting its forests, coastlines, and wildlife. After several days of work, the national validation workshop for the 2022-2030 National Strategy and

As Russian military operations in the Sahel States Alliance nations face increasing setbacks, Moscow is strategically redirecting its focus towards the Gulf of Guinea. Under the autocratic rule of Faure

The hopeful vision of a swift resolution through alignment with Moscow has unequivocally faded in Mali. While the Malian transitional government continues to espouse a narrative of self-reliance and antagonism

Human RightsDemocratic Republic of Congo Democratic Republic of Congo: humanitarian law violations persist in eastern regions In the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), breaches of international humanitarian law continue

In Burkina Faso, the struggle for journalistic independence has expanded beyond traditional newsrooms and physical reporting, now encompassing a digital front where coordinated harassment campaigns are waged across social media

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The Ministry of Economy and Finance in Cotonou recently hosted the 2026 edition of the annual policy review of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA) reforms, policies, and

Diplomatic relations between Morocco and Benin reached a significant milestone during the 7th joint cooperation commission held in Cotonou. Beyond the signing of fourteen strategic agreements, a landmark announcement emerged:

Nestled discreetly within the revenue table of the July 17 supplementary finance law, a single adjustment stands out as the most drastic shift in Gabon’s 2025 budget framework. Corporate tax