Burkina Faso: a digital militia targeting critical voices under ibrahim traoré’s regime

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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Vers des frappes américaines contre le JNIM au Mali ?

Vers des frappes américaines contre le JNIM au Mali ? Saleh Mwanamilongo ven. 24 juillet 2026 à 9:12 AM UTC Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur

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Benin achieves 73% compliance with ECOWAS reforms in 2026 review

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

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Unravelling the historic special relationship between the united states and Morocco

Often described as a “special relationship,” the alliance between Washington and Rabat stands as one of the most enduring and distinctive in American diplomatic history. From its unshakeable historical foundations

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Un enduring bond: dissecting the historical “special relationship” between the united states and Morocco

Often described as a “special relationship,” the alliance between Washington and Rabat stands as one of the oldest and most unique in American diplomatic history. From its unshakeable historical foundations

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Morocco considers visa-free travel for beninese citizens

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:

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Gold mining accountability struggles in central Africa

Gold extraction in Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo faces persistent governance challenges, with revenues failing to reach state coffers despite nominal oversight efforts. Recent analysis from the Institute

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Cameroon political downfall of a longtime minister

A once-powerful figure in Cameroon’s corridors of power now finds himself at the center of a dramatic reversal of fortune. Edgar Alain Mebe Ngo’o, long regarded as a pillar of

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Gabon cuts mining tax revenue by 51.8 billion FCFA in 2025 budget shift

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

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Senegal makes history with first green bond for food self-sufficiency

Senegal makes history with first green bond for food self-sufficiency Dakar is witnessing a groundbreaking financial initiative as Swami Agri, an agro-industrial subsidiary of the Indian group Senegindia, launches the

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Sustainable farming in Senegal: Mariama Sonko empowers women through agroecology

In the heart of Niaguis, a small village in Casamance, Mariama Sonko has spent over three decades championing the financial independence of rural women through sustainable farming and agroecology. Born

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Codes joins pastef amid Senegal political tensions ahead of 2029 vote

In a decisive move reflecting deepening political divisions in Senegal, the CODES movement has formally merged with Pastef, the party led by Ousmane Sonko. The decision stems from mounting concerns

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