“We must be ready”: Allegri wary of Arsenal threat ahead of Champions League opener

The stage is set at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona for a blockbuster UEFA Champions League encounter as SSC Napoli welcome Arsenal in the league phase opener. Fresh off a

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“This is a major step for our sovereignty,” declares transport ministry as Air Sénégal welcomes its new Boeing 737-800

Air Sénégal has officially expanded its fleet with the arrival of a brand-new Boeing 737-800, proudly named “Gorée”. Announced in Dakar on September 7, 2026, this strategic acquisition represents a

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“We need immediate clarity,” demand observers as billions are feared missing from Cameroon’s Special Criminal Court

In Cameroon, serious questions are being raised about whether massive sums of money have disappeared from the vaults of the Special Criminal Court. The possibility of billions going missing from

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They want to bury the truth about Kidal, react advocates as Abdrahamane Keïta is targeted by Bamako
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They want to bury the truth about Kidal, react advocates as Abdrahamane Keïta is targeted by Bamako

The military authorities in Bamako have escalated their offensive against independent journalism by dragging reporter Abdrahamane Keïta before the specialised cybercrime unit. This aggressive legal move highlights a deepening intolerance

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“The army is not a party tool”: Tiani’s method backfires as Niger’s mutiny exposes deep cracks

The events of August 28 and 29 in Niger have sent shockwaves through the political and military establishment. While the authorities have been quick to label the unrest a simple

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“We won’t die for foreigners”: Niger soldiers’ anger after Russia-backed crackdown

The return of silence to Niamey’s streets should not deceive anyone. The battle is over, but the political war is only just beginning. During the night of 28 to 29

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“A grand celebration”: Burkina Faso says JAES 2026 will bring Sahel together

Ouagadougou is set to pulse with the rhythm of sport and unity as the second edition of the Sahel States Alliance Games (JAES) approaches, scheduled to take place from 7

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“We made history”: Benin’s Amazones celebrate Zone 3 triumph in Ouagadougou

The Amazones of Benin are basking in glory after a nail-biting final that saw them edge past Côte d’Ivoire 29-28 in the IHF Nations Trophy for senior women in Zone

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Senegal’s cost of living protests gain momentum after empty baskets march in Dakar

The campaign against soaring living costs in Senegal moved from online platforms to the streets on Saturday. On 5 September, dozens of demonstrators gathered in Dakar for the ‘March of

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Niger’s junta faces twin crises: army mutiny and JNIM attacks near Niamey

Over the past week, Niger’s military junta has confronted a rapidly deteriorating security landscape, marked by internal clashes within the capital’s main airbase and a terrorist offensive just ten kilometers

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Niger: the anatomy of a state narrative masking the regime’s fractures

In the wake of the deadly mutiny at the Niamey 101 base on 28 August, the junta’s state apparatus launched a well-rehearsed media counter-offensive. By dismissing a fratricidal clash as

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Waly Diouf Bodian replies to Mary Teuw Niang: “we do not respect those who disrespect Ousmane Sonko”

In a sharp response, Waly Diouf Bodian, a senior official of the Pastef party, has hit back at recent comments made by Professor Mary Teuw Niang regarding verbal violence and

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