The spread of diphtheria is accelerating across Mali at an alarming rate. Since mid-September, the country has been battling a rapid surge of this preventable infection, which is thriving amidst

On Saturday, December 13, in Cotonou, Benin, a significant gathering took place. Hundreds of individuals, primarily young people, converged to express their strong disapproval of a recent attempted coup. This

alliance of Sahel states advances joint military strategy against terrorism The Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger—united under the Alliance of Sahel States (AES)—are governed by military juntas that seized power

how the unified force of the AES alliance can boost security in the Sahel On the eve of the second summit of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) in Bamako,

For the Moroccan national team, the goal is crystal clear: they must secure the trophy. Having waited nearly half a century for a Coupe d’Afrique des nations title, supporters are

The National Anti-Corruption Week for 2025 officially commenced on December 9, 2025, in Bamako. The launch was presided over by Mamoudou Kassogué, Mali’s Minister of Justice and Human Rights. This

Burkina Faso: protecting a lifetime through crucial polio vaccination efforts Fada N’Gourma – Poliomyelitis, a severe yet preventable disease, continues to be a focus for public health initiatives. In Burkina

escalating economic warfare in west africa’s Sahel region Previously separate conflicts in the Sahel and coastal West Africa are converging into a single, interconnected crisis that may become a critical

The West African nation of Bénin has recently faced a significant political crisis following a coup attempt against President Patrice Talon. This development has raised serious concerns about regional stability

As part of a massive $33 billion global humanitarian appeal for 2026, the United Nations and its partners are requesting $5.1 billion to provide essential aid to 24 million of

West and Central Africa face worsening humanitarian emergency The United Nations and its partners are urgently calling for $5.1 billion to address the deepening humanitarian crisis affecting 24 million vulnerable

The Bénin has recently become the latest African nation to face a military takeover attempt, joining a troubling trend that has swept across the continent since 2020. This incident, which