Ousmane sonko condole avec la famille du jaraaf papa youssou ndoye
Ousmane Sonko à Ouakam pour présenter ses condoléances à la famille du Jaraaf Papa Youssou Ndoye (vidéo) À cette occasion, Ousmane Sonko a exprimé sa compassion et son soutien aux proches du défunt, saluant la mémoire d’une figure respectée de la communauté. Après ses déplacements à Yoff et à Pikine, le président de Pastef, Ousmane […]
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Bamako tightens nationality laws for dual citizens in Mali
The transitional government in Bamako has taken a decisive step in its enforcement strategy by adopting a draft ordinance that overhauls the national Code de la Nationalité. From now on, any Malian citizen by birth who also holds another nationality may face the revocation of their Malian citizenship if found guilty of undermining the country’s […]
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Page d’histoire : L’ombre au
20 juillet 2026 Auteur : La rédaction Politique Page d’histoire : L’ombre au-dessus du fleuve Partager FacebookXWhatsAppLinkedinEmail Imprimer Par Gilbert MUHIKA/Analyste politique. Au Congo, jusqu’en 1997, on ne prend pas le pouvoir au Parlement. On le prend dans l’ombre. Depuis 1960, chaque président, chaque rébellion, chaque transition a eu son maître espion. Invisible, redouté, indispensable. Les […]
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Bénin public sector promotion unlocks 12th grade for over 1,100 workers
Thousands of civil servants in Bénin are breathing a sigh of relief following a landmark government decision to clear a long-standing administrative bottleneck. The executive has approved the automatic advancement of 1,110 public sector employees to the 12th grade, resolving years of stagnation in career progression. This historic move, endorsed during a high-level ministerial meeting, […]
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Togo’s unanswered questions about foreign military presence
The presence of foreign military personnel in Togo has sparked debate, raising concerns about transparency and accountability. While national defense often involves confidentiality, persistent secrecy raises legitimate questions about the motives behind these partnerships. An opaque military cooperation Rumors and reports have circulated about the presence of foreign military personnel in Togo, including soldiers from […]
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From stability to crisis: Burkina Faso’s lost security under traoré
The Burkina Faso of yesteryears was known less for its turmoil and more for its relative stability—a stability that, while flawed, provided a framework where daily life could unfold without constant fear. Under former President Blaise Compaoré, the country was not immune to criticism, particularly regarding the concentration of power and the suppression of political […]
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Niger’s Téra ambush: 16 soldiers killed in terror strike near Mali border
Sixteen soldiers lost their lives and twenty-three more were injured on a deadly ambush targeting a joint defense and security unit in Niger’s Tillabéri region. The incident occurred on July 17, 2026, along the Bankilaré–Téra road near the village of Doungouro, a stretch now notorious for insurgent activity. The attack unfolded during a routine administrative […]
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Us backs Sahel states leaving international criminal court
The United States government has publicly welcomed the decision by three Sahel nations to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). Since forming a strategic alliance in 2023, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger have now completed their formal exit from the Hague-based court. Washington interprets this move as a political alignment consistent with its long-standing […]
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Senegal debt management challenges amid political time constraints
Senegal’s Debt Dilemma: Navigating Short-Term Politics and Long-Term Economic Stability Dakar — In the realm of public policy, few challenges are as intricate as reconciling the timelines of political expediency with the demands of sustainable economic governance. This tension is vividly illustrated in the current debate surrounding Senegal’s public debt management, where immediate political considerations […]
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Fresh ambush hits Mali forces near Anéfis
WORLD Africa fresh ambush hits Mali forces near Anéfis 1 minute read A mere week after regaining control of Anéfis in northern Mali, government forces and their Russian mercenary allies faced a fresh ambush in the same area on Saturday. The Malian army’s swift return to Anéfis has done little to secure the region. Less […]
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Lyon’s champions league third qualifying round opponent revealed monday
Olympique Lyonnais to discover Champions League third qualifying round opponent on Monday Paulo Fonseca and his players during the friendly match between Lyon and FC Saint-Gall (6-3), July 11. (S. Pillaud/Icon Sport) Olympique Lyonnais will learn the identity of their third qualifying round Champions League opponent this Monday at noon. The potential adversaries are Union […]
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Gabon France diplomacy: key issues in brice oligui nguema’s Paris visit
Gabon-France talks: what’s on the agenda for President Brice Oligui Nguema’s visit to Paris Monday, July 20, 2026 Gabon’s upcoming discussions with French officials will focus on implementing agreements reached in Libreville during Emmanuel Macron’s November 2025 visit. Key priorities include accelerating local manganese processing and finalizing military cooperation terms, according to presidential communications. Libreville […]
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