While Togolese citizens daily scan the horizon for a glimmer of relief from the escalating cost of living and persistent electricity outages, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, President of the Council, embarked

The series of synchronized assaults in Mali on April 25 represents a critical turning point for the Sahel’s already volatile security situation. These events have not only underscored the increasing

During a ceremony held last Tuesday, the Sénégal U15 squad presented their trophy from the African School Football Championship. At the same event, the national U17 team received the national

A significant confrontation is currently unfolding between Togo’s political class and its judicial system. At the core of this dispute lies the alleged non-implementation of a Lomé Court of Appeal

Despite official narratives extolling the National Development Plan and advocating for stable macroeconomic growth, ground realities have delivered a stark rebuke to the administration of Faure Gnassingbé. The most recent

Senegal’s appeal in CAN 2025 reaches critical stage at TAS The Senegalese Football Federation has escalated its legal challenge in the African Cup of Nations (CAN) 2025 case, as the

In a significant political development, the Ivorian government officially dissolved the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) during its Council of Ministers meeting on Wednesday, May 6. This decision marks the end

Quelques éléments de l’armée tchadienne sur le bord du Lac Tchad – Photo d’illustration  (AFP or licensors) In a formal statement released on Tuesday, May 6, the Catholic bishops of

The Senegalese U17 national team is gearing up for a high-stakes mission at the 2026 CAN U17 tournament in Morocco, scheduled from May 13 to June 2. After clinching the

During the April 2026 National Polio Vaccination Days in Niamey, Niger implemented a groundbreaking digital payment system for health workers and community volunteers, supported by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Why Mali’s crisis is tightening Nigeria’s security grip Nigeria isn’t on the sidelines of the Mali crisis—it’s at the heart of it. A surge in violence across Mali, Burkina Faso,

In the intricate chessboard of West African geopolitics, timing is everything—and missteps can carry grave consequences. The recent decision by the Alliance of Sahel States (AES)—comprising Mali, Burkina Faso, and