Corruption : le nouveau classement révèle des reculs
corruptionAfrique Corruption : le nouveau classement révèle des reculs Sandrine Blanchard | Alexa Meyer 10/02/202610 février 2026 Transparency International publie son nouvel Indice de perception de la corruption, qui évalue le niveau perçu de corruption dans le secteur public de 180 pays. https://p.dw.com/p/58Syh Selon l’indice de perception de la corruption 2025 (IPC) de Transparency International, […]
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Burkina Faso’s mobile clinics revolutionize cervical cancer screening
Ouagadougou — « When I heard the town crier announce that health workers were offering free screenings, I feared the worst: what if they told me I had the disease? How would I afford treatment? But I thought of my children, and I decided to go,» shares Awa, a 48-year-old mother of six living in […]
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Niger human rights crisis 2025 under military rule
Since the military coup in July 2023, Niger has witnessed a sharp decline in human rights conditions. In 2025, the military junta intensified its crackdown on political opponents, dissenters, union members, and journalists. Arbitrary detentions continue, including the former President Mohamed Bazoum and his wife, alongside overthrown government officials, activists, and reporters. The country remains […]
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Nigeria’s escalating violence and overlooked humanitarian crisis
Nigeria’s escalating violence and overlooked humanitarian crisis Recent months have seen a surge in abductions of schoolchildren, coordinated assaults on entire villages, and violent attacks targeting worshippers in churches and mosques. These incidents have thrust Nigeria back into the global spotlight, particularly after the United States launched airstrikes on Christmas Day against jihadist positions in […]
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Free movement in west africa after Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso leave ECOWAS
The withdrawal of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) was intended as a bold assertion of sovereignty. Yet, it has inadvertently disrupted the free movement of people and goods across the region. Travelers and traders now face mounting challenges, particularly at border crossings where administrative hurdles persist. […]
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Us maintains security ties with Sahel alliance despite tensions
The United States is continuing its security cooperation with the military-led governments of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES)—comprising Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger—despite years of strained relations. This stance was confirmed by General John Brennan, Deputy Commander of US Africa Command (AFRICOM). In a recent statement, Brennan acknowledged ongoing collaboration, including intelligence sharing to […]
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Deadly jihadist attack leaves 31 civilians dead in western Niger
a devastating assault strikes a Niger village near borders of Burkina Faso and Mali A horrific attack struck the village of Bosiye, located in western Niger, on Sunday, resulting in the tragic loss of 31 civilian lives. Four additional victims remain hospitalized in critical condition, according to local sources. escalating violence in the Tillabéri region […]
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Brussels exhibition highlights humanitarian crisis in Mali
Brussels Humanitarian crisis in Mali: Brussels exhibition reveals untold stories through photography 19 Jan 2026 at 11:20•1 min Share An impactful photography exhibition titled “In Their Eyes” will open in Brussels from January 23 to February 12 at the Halles Saint-Géry. Organized by seven leading humanitarian NGOs, the event shines a light on the deepening […]
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Mali’s 2024 corruption perception index ranking shows persistent governance challenges
Mali’s Corruption Perception Index ranking for 2024 highlights ongoing governance struggles In the latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2024, published by Transparency International, Mali ranks 136th out of 180 countries, scoring just 28 out of 100. This result underscores the persistent challenges the country faces in combating corruption, which continues to undermine governance and hinder […]
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Burkina Faso’s 2025 healthcare transformation: major strides for a healthier nation
The year 2025 stands out as a pivotal period for Burkina Faso’s healthcare system. Despite persistent national challenges, including significant security and economic hurdles, the health sector experienced remarkable progress. This advancement was evident across various fronts, encompassing enhanced medical infrastructure, the introduction of specialized treatments, and improved financial accessibility to vital health services. A […]
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Mali’s diphtheria surge: a public health crisis amidst humanitarian challenges
Mali’s diphtheria surge: a public health crisis amidst humanitarian challenges Santé The disease is accelerating at an alarming rate. Since mid-September, Mali has been grappling with a rapid outbreak of diphtheria, a preventable infection thriving amidst a fragile healthcare system, persistent supply shortages, and increasingly restricted humanitarian access. By early December, official reports indicated over […]
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Reducing medical costs in Burkina Faso unlocks healthcare for all
For years, accessing medical care in Burkina Faso was a distant dream for many families. Financial barriers stood tall between patients and life-saving treatments, turning healthcare into a privilege rather than a right. But on March 13, 2024, the government took decisive action by slashing medical examination fees and eliminating deposits for dialysis in public […]
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