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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Deadly attack in northern Mali exposes gaps in africa corps support
Northern Mali faces fresh security crisis as death toll rises A devastating attack in northern Mali has left at least fifty military personnel dead, underscoring the persistent erosion of security across the region. The assault, carried out by separatist fighters aligned with jihadist factions, highlights the ongoing challenges facing Bamako despite international military assistance. Africa […]
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Les dessous de l’infox, la chronique – Comment des comptes pro-AES ont tenté de manipuler l’annonce de la mort d’un soldat français?
Les dessous de l’infox, la chronique Comment des comptes pro-AES ont tenté de manipuler l’annonce de la mort d’un soldat français? Publié le : 17/07/2026 – 15:08 Écouter – 03:40 Au Mali, entre le 4 et le 9 juillet, l’armée malienne, soutenue par des éléments du corps africain russe, a combattu des groupes terroristes dans […]
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Burkina Faso halts Morocco scholarships, dimming youth prospects
A sudden and unilateral decree from Burkinabè authorities has brought an end to scholarships for students pursuing higher education in Morocco. This decision has not only raised significant questions but, for many, it solidifies concerns about the increasingly authoritarian trajectory of Ibrahim Traoré’s regime. This restrictive measure threatens to dismantle the academic aspirations of a […]
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The stark dilemma facing Togolese youth: escape or stagnate
The harsh reality confronting many young people in Togo today is one of impossible choices: embark on a perilous journey abroad in pursuit of a dignified livelihood, or remain trapped in a nation that offers no viable future. This stark dilemma has intensified scrutiny of the governance model under President Faure Gnassingbé, whose decades-long leadership […]
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Senegal mouride leader serigne abdou bakhi mbacké remembered
Deep sorrow has swept through Senegal following the passing of Serigne Abdou Bakhi Mbacké, the esteemed Khalife of the Khassim Mbacké family in Guinguinéo. The news was announced on July 9, 2026, leaving a profound impact on the Mouride community and beyond. Ousmane Sonko mourns influential Mouride leader The President of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane […]
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Nécrologie : Ousmane Sonko annonce le décès de Serigne Abdou Bakhi Mbacké
Ousmane Sonko a exprimé sa profonde tristesse suite au décès de Serigne Abdou Bakhi Mbacké, rappelé à Dieu ce 9 juillet 2026. Le président de l’Assemblée nationale a rendu hommage à ce guide religieux, soulignant son accueil chaleureux et ses qualités humaines qui ont marqué leurs nombreuses rencontres. Le président de l'Assemblée nationale, Ousmane Sonko, […]
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Cameroun football crisis overshadows national priorities
Opinion Cameroon football debate: why national priorities must come first In a nation awaiting long-overdue government reforms, public discourse remains fixated on football. Jean Rodrigue Atemengue’s open letter challenges this misplaced focus. When football overshadows governance Jean Rodrigue Atemengue’s open letter delivers a sharp critique of Cameroon’s public discourse priorities. In a nation where a […]
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Diplomatic tensions rise after Niamey airport assault amid nigero-beninese border talks
The violent incident at Niamey International Airport on June 18, 2026, has sent shockwaves through West Africa just as negotiations between Niger and Benin reached a critical juncture. While officials in both countries had expressed cautious optimism regarding the reopening of shared borders, this sudden escalation has cast a long shadow over diplomatic progress. Investigations […]
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N’Djamena’s youth grapple with hardship through sand trade
In the bustling 7th arrondissement of N’Djamena, where the heat shimmers off the tarmac, a different kind of hustle unfolds daily. Scores of young men have turned the grueling trade of sand hauling into their lifeline, a stark reality born from the city’s unforgiving unemployment crisis. With Chad’s poverty rate projected to engulf 45.4% of […]
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Investigation into Faso mêbo agency’s operations reveals concerns over transparency and alleged misappropriation
The Faso Mêbo agency, established by Burkina Faso’s transitional authorities as a symbol of national reconstruction and restored sovereignty under the guidance of Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has become the focal point of growing scrutiny. While official narratives emphasize patriotism, collective effort, and visible infrastructure projects across the nation, mounting evidence suggests systemic opacities in the […]
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Tragic loss of student in Togo after BAC 1 results released
The community of Kpalimé remains in mourning following the sudden death of a student from Zomayi High School, which occurred shortly after the release of the BAC 1 2026 examination results. a heartbreaking turn of events On Sunday, June 7, the young woman discovered she had not passed the BAC 1 2026 exam. Overwhelmed by […]
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