Kemi Seba and the evolution of pan-africanism in modern africa
As South African courts prepare to rule on the fate of Kemi Seba, the controversial activist detained in Johannesburg in mid-April while attempting to enter Zimbabwe clandestinely, writer Venance Konan reflects on whether the social media sensation—with over 1.5 million followers—truly embodies today’s pan-African vision. This moment invites a deeper look at the movement’s history […]
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Niger suspends major international media outlets citing national security
Niger restricts international media outlets over alleged threats to national stability The Nigerien National Observatory of Communication (ONC), led by Ibrahim Manzo Diallo, announced on public broadcaster Télé Sahel the suspension of nine major Francophone and pan-African media outlets operating in Niger. Authorities cited risks to public order and national cohesion as the primary justification […]
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Khalifa Sall transforms Taxawu Sénégal into a political party and slams the government
At the Grand Théâtre in Dakar, Khalifa Sall presided over the inaugural congress of Taxawu Sénégal this Sunday, marking a pivotal moment as the movement officially evolved from a political platform into a structured political party. The event was defined by an intense mobilization of supporters who filled the venue with party colors, energetic chants, […]
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Aïssata Tall Sall urges opposition unity at Taxawu Sénégal congress
At the foundational congress of the Taxawu Sénégal party, led by Khalifa Sall, former Minister of Justice Aïssata Tall Sall delivered a keynote address that resonated with political critique and a rallying cry for opposition solidarity. Her speech, both bold and strategic, underscored the urgency of unified resistance against the current administration while emphasizing the […]
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Benin political landscape shifts as ld party stays in opposition and fcbe joins ruling bloc
The Les Démocrates (LD) party has solidified its position in Bénin’s opposition landscape following an extraordinary national council meeting held on May 9. The gathering focused on structural challenges and future prospects for the political formation, reaffirming its commitment to opposition politics despite shifting alliances in the country’s evolving political climate. In an official statement […]
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Military presence in Central African Republic Wagner or Africa Corps
The Central African Republic faces a critical dilemma in its security partnerships. With President Touadéra favoring Wagner and Moscow pushing for the Africa Corps, civilians confront a grim reality: brutal tactics remain, only the funding model shifts. What does this mean for ordinary citizens? From Wagner to Africa Corps: what’s changing in the Central African […]
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Pape Thiaw’s journey at CAN: behind the scenes of Senegal’s first African Cup
Football enthusiasts and fans of the Senegal national team are in for a treat. The much-anticipated documentary L’Antre du Lion, featuring head coach Pape Thiaw, offers an exclusive peek into his maiden African Cup of Nations (CAN) experience with the Lions of Teranga. Premiering on RTS, this film captures the raw emotions, intense pressures, and […]
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Senegal’s vision for autonomous development takes center stage at Nairobi’s Africa Forward summit
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko recently oversaw the official dispatch of the Senegalese delegation bound for Nairobi. This high-level gathering, known as the « Africa Forward » summit, is scheduled to take place in Kenya until May 13, 2026, bringing together heads of state, key financial partners, and influential private sector leaders. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, […]
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Romuald wadagni’s arrival may thaw Nigeria-Benin diplomatic tensions
romuald wadagni’s arrival may thaw Nigeria-Benin diplomatic tensions As Bénin prepares for the upcoming inauguration of president-elect Romuald Wadagni on may 24, diplomatic signals from Niger suggest a potential thaw in strained relations between the two west african neighbors. nigerien foreign minister bakary yaou sangaré recently expressed cautious optimism about the possibility of renewed dialogue […]
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Industrialization key to ivory coast economic growth
Journalists engage in discussion with Paul-Harry Aithnard, Ecobank Côte d’Ivoire CEO and UEMOA Regional Director Industrialization: the ivory coast’s pathway to economic transformation The drive toward industrialization in Côte d’Ivoire took center stage during a high-level press luncheon held in Abidjan-Plateau on May 8, 2026. Among the key speakers was Paul-Harry Aithnard, Regional Director for […]
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Burkina Faso’s urban greening initiative fights heat and dust
The national urban greening initiative in Burkina Faso is transforming the country’s cities by creating 80 new green spaces, 60 landscaped roundabouts, and 65 kilometers of tree-lined streets. These efforts represent a bold step toward reimagining urban life in Burkina Faso’s towns and cities. In cities like Ouagadougou, where dust storms and scorching temperatures make […]
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Diplomatie : 22 ambassadeurs remplacés dans le cadre de la nouvelle politique étrangère du Niger – Agence Nigérienne de Presse
Le traitement chinois du tarif douanier zéro « arrive à point nommé » pour les pays africains en quête d’équité commerciale, selon un expert nigérien à la Chambre de commerce (interview) 5 mai 2026 By Maimouna Kaboré — Editor-in-Chief
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