The military leader of Burkina Faso has declared that the nation must abandon democracy entirely, calling it a system that “destroys” rather than serves the people. In a televised address

In a bold televised address, Burkina Faso’s military head declared that the nation must abandon democratic ideals, calling the system fundamentally flawed for African nations. Captain Ibrahim Traoré, who seized

Burkina Faso’s military ruler declares democracy obsolete for the nation Photo credit: TASS via Reuters Article Information Temps de lecture: 5 min During a nationally televised interview on Thursday evening,

Citizens of Burkina Faso have been told to put aside thoughts of democratic rule by the nation’s current military head. During a broad interview broadcast on national television on the

An unprecedented economic reversal is unfolding in West Africa, as Nigeria, long considered the region’s petroleum giant, finds itself economically outpaced by its smaller neighbor, Benin. This shift in per

Click to expand Image The military of Burkina Faso, along with affiliated volunteer militias and Al-Qaeda-linked insurgents, have been responsible for the deaths of over 1,800 civilians and the forced

In the Fulfulde language, Domol Leydi translates to “Guardians of the land.” Within Niger’s administration, this name now designates territorial self-defense organizations. A new volunteer corps was established by ordinance

Sports Why did Senegal lose its Africa Cup of Nations title to Morocco? The CAF has stripped Senegal of its Africa Cup of Nations title, awarding it to Morocco instead

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Sixteen civilians were tragically killed on friday in the Banibangou area of western Niger during an armed assault. The deadly jihadist attack in the Tillabéri region—close to the border with

The internet is in an uproar following the release of several audio recordings attributed to Pan-Africanist activist Kemi Seba. These recordings, whose authenticity is currently the subject of heated debate,