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Published on July 24, 2026 5 min The recent sentencing of the leaders of the Group of Political Actors’ Consultation (GCAP), one of Chad’s leading opposition coalitions, is far more than a judicial ruling. It […]
Across Niger, communities face mounting security threats as terrorist groups escalate attacks in multiple regions. In response, leaders from all sectors are rallying behind inclusive dialogue as a cornerstone for sustainable peace. This approach recognizes […]
As Russian military engagements in the Alliance of Sahel States face significant setbacks, Moscow is strategically reorienting a portion of its operations towards the Gulf of Guinea. By welcoming vessels from Russia’s clandestine fleet and […]
Human RightsDemocratic Republic of the Congo ongoing violations of international humanitarian law in eastern DRC July 24, 2026 In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, persistent disregard for international humanitarian law in conflict zones demands […]
Politique Absence de Paul Biya : Le Cameroun est en « pilotage automatique » – Joshua Osih L’absence prolongée du président Paul Biya ravive le débat sur la fameuse vacance du pouvoir au sommet de l’État. Pour […]
In Burkina Faso, the struggle for press freedom has transcended traditional newsrooms and physical reporting, now unfolding across social media platforms through orchestrated campaigns of harassment and manipulation. An incisive investigation, published on July 23, […]
On Thursday, July 23, 2026, the Beninese Ministry of Economy and Finance hosted the 2026 edition of the Annual Policy Review for UEMOA community reforms, policies, programs, and projects. Following a thorough assessment encompassing 145 […]
Often described as a unique partnership, the diplomatic bond between Washington and Rabat stands as one of America’s oldest and most distinctive alliances. This relationship, forged through historical foundations and pragmatic adjustments during the Cold […]
Across Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the gold mining sector is under increasing scrutiny as gaps persist in revenue transparency and regulatory oversight. Recent findings from the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) highlight […]
An unexpected adjustment in Gabon’s revised 2025 finance law reveals a dramatic 97% reduction in mining sector corporate tax revenues, plummeting from 53.2 billion to just 1.47 billion FCFA. This unprecedented cut, unmatched across other […]
sustainable farming in Senegal: Mariama Sonko empowers women through agroecology In the heart of Casamance, a region known for its lush landscapes and rich agricultural traditions, a quiet revolution is taking place. For over three […]
The CODES movement has officially merged with Pastef, citing the current political climate as a driving force behind the decision. In an internal communiqué, the group argues that the Social Transformation Project championed by Ousmane […]