Senegal’s constitutional reform: civil society engages opposition Takku Wallu
The constitutional reform announced by Senegalese authorities is progressing into a phase of comprehensive consultations. A delegation from the Civil Society Coalition, dedicated to implementing the findings of the National Assises and the National Commission for Institutional Reform, recently held discussions with the parliamentary group Takku Wallu, the principal opposition faction in the National Assembly. […]
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Union Saint-Gilloise loses key player to Crystal Palace in 24.5m transfer
Anan Khalaili, a promising Israeli winger, has left Union Saint-Gilloise to join Crystal Palace in a blockbuster deal worth €24.5 million plus potential add-ons. The Premier League club officially announced the five-year contract on Saturday, marking a significant shift for the 21-year-old talent. The transfer comes after Khalaili’s previously proposed move to Inter Milan fell […]
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Chad’s political landscape: pardon, opposition, and the path to reconciliation
In Chad, President Mahamat Idriss Déby recently issued a decree granting a full pardon to opposition politician and former Prime Minister Succès Masra, who had been serving a 20-year sentence for over a year. This executive action completely annuls the prison terms for Masra and eight other prominent opposition figures. While the government frames this […]
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Khalifa Sall advocates for public asset declarations in Senegal
The discussion surrounding asset declarations has resurfaced in Senegal, with Khalifa Sall intending to take a proactive stance. The former mayor of Dakar, a prominent figure in Taxawu Sénégal, has publicly expressed his view on making the asset declarations of high-ranking state officials accessible to the general public. This position emerges within a political environment […]
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Algeria and Niger boost energy cooperation with new drilling project
Algeria and Niger cement renewed energy collaboration Kafra Sud-Est 1 Acting on directives from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb journeyed to Niger on Thursday. His mission was to oversee, alongside his Nigerien counterpart Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine, the official commencement of drilling operations for the Kafra Sud-Est 1 exploration well. This pivotal undertaking […]
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Sénégal: questions arise over primature funds under ousmane sonko
The management of political funds within the Senegalese Primature has become a central topic in public discourse. Commentator Badara Gadiaga has openly criticized what he terms “vampirism” concerning the use of discretionary allocations provided to the head of government. According to Gadiaga’s statements, from an estimated total of 1.77 billion CFA francs, former Prime Minister […]
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Burkina Faso : 44 journalistes envoyés en formation militaire par la junte
Burkina Faso : 44 journalistes envoyés en formation militaire par la junte Actus. Au Burkina Faso, 44 journalistes ont participé pendant plusieurs jours à une formation militaire au « patriotisme ». Reporters sans frontières dénonce un nouveau signal inquiétant pour la liberté de la presse. Ajouter Africa Radio à vos sources préférées Publié le 15/08/2026 […]
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Badara gadiaga exposes ‘vampirism’ in ousmane sonko’s political fund management
During a recent appearance on Jakaarlo, political commentator Badara Gadiaga delivered a sharp critique regarding Ousmane Sonko’s administration of political funds while he served as head of government. Gadiaga highlighted that 142 days had passed since the former Prime Minister’s departure from the Primature on May 22, 2026. He asserted that during this period, Sonko […]
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Chad’s presidential pardon for opposition leaders: a step forward but not enough
Chad Chad’s presidential pardon for opposition leaders: a step forward but not enough, says Dr. Ahmat Yacoub Dabio Political analyst Dr. Ahmat Yacoub Dabio examines Chad’s recent presidential pardon of opposition figures, calling it a meaningful yet insufficient gesture toward lasting political reconciliation. Reporting Team August 14, 2026 — 1 minute read Share Chad’s political […]
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Congo crisis: Tshisekedi steps back but opposition keeps up pressure
Congo crisis: Tshisekedi steps back but opposition keeps up pressure In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, President Félix Tshisekedi has decided to send the referendum law back to Parliament for a second reading, just ahead of the ultimatum set by the Article 64 coalition. The move comes as the opposition maintains its demands, intensifying […]
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Democratic Republic of Congo: Tshisekedi’s referendum law retreat amidst C64 pressure
PolitiqueRépublique démocratique du Congo Democratic Republic of Congo: Tshisekedi’s referendum law retreat amidst C64 pressure In the Democratic Republic of Congo, President Félix Tshisekedi has referred the controversial referendum bill back to Parliament for a second reading, a move made just hours before a critical ultimatum from the C64 opposition coalition. However, the political standoff […]
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Charles Blé Goudé’s new ‘general’: who is Martial Yavo in Côte d’Ivoire?
In Côte d’Ivoire, the political landscape sees a new development with the appointment of Martial Yavo as a prominent figure, often referred to as a ‘general,’ within the circle of Charles Blé Goudé. This move highlights shifting dynamics and strategic alignments in Ivorian affairs, drawing attention to Yavo’s emerging role. By Yacouba Ouédraogo — Investigative […]
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