Mauritania’s price control measures amid middle east conflict
In response to the inflationary pressures stemming from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Mauritania has initiated sweeping price regulation measures. Authorities are particularly focused on stabilizing the cost of essential food items, including rice, cooking oil, and sugar, to shield consumers from sudden price surges. Government Crackdown on Market Irregularities To enforce these […]
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The world bank boosts vital health and education access in Mali
The World Bank has committed $150 million through an International Development Association (IDA) credit to ensure the sustained delivery of critical health and education services across Mali. This crucial funding addresses the significant climatic, security, and economic challenges the nation has faced in recent years. The Emergency Access to Essential Services Project in Mali will […]
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The evolution of agriculture and policy in Côte d’Ivoire
Historically, the foundation of the economy in Côte d’Ivoire has been rooted in its fertile land. Following independence, the agricultural sector represented nearly half of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product. By the year 2024, this figure shifted significantly, with agriculture accounting for 15.9% of the GDP. Despite this statistical decline, the sector remains a vital […]
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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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Burkina Faso secures additional world bank financing for human capital development
OUAGADOUGOU – On November 22, 2025, the Government of Burkina Faso and the World Bank formalized a credit agreement, providing an additional 100.4 million dollars. This significant funding is allocated to bolster the existing Human Capital Protection Project, specifically targeting the sustained provision of fundamental social services across Burkina Faso. These newly secured resources are […]
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Niger’s generational economic crisis: a struggle for survival
Niger is currently grappling with one of the most severe economic and security crises in its recent history. The nation finds itself caught between the relentless threat of armed groups and the profound diplomatic isolation resulting from the junta, led by Abdourahamane Tiani. In this challenging environment, mere survival has transformed into an act of […]
Read MoreNiger health fund evaluated by AFD for better healthcare
Niger health fund evaluation: how AFD is strengthening healthcare systems Since its establishment in 2006, the Niger health fund has mobilized €91 million to support the country’s health policies. A recent evaluation by the French Development Agency (AFD) highlights the fund’s effectiveness and identifies key areas for improvement. In Niger, where the health sector faces […]
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