Mali military executions spark global outrage and un call for justice
In the wake of shocking allegations of torture and summary executions targeting Malian soldiers in the country’s northern regions, the United Nations has joined local human rights organizations in demanding an independent inquiry. These grave accusations, coupled with escalating violence involving the Malian army, Russian instructors, and armed groups, have left the transitional government in […]
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Niger three years after the coup: human rights under siege
Niger three years after the military takeover: a bleak landscape for rights Three years have elapsed since the ousting of President Mohamed Bazoum by a military junta led by General Abdourahamane Tiani. A scathing assessment by Human Rights Watch now paints a stark picture: Niger’s democratic foundations have been systematically dismantled, giving way to an […]
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Le collectif des petits-fils de Serigne Touba déclare Ousmane Sonko « persona non grata » à Touba
À la une Actualité Touba Le collectif des petits-fils de Serigne Touba déclare Ousmane Sonko « persona non grata » à Touba 23/07/2026 ❤️ Soutenez La Vie Sénégalaise Votre soutien nous aide à produire une information libre et indépendante. 💙 Faire un don Le collectif des petits-fils de Serigne Touba durcit le ton à l’encontre […]
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Niger : Human Rights Watch dénonce une aggravation de la crise des droits humains dans le pays
Niger : Human Rights Watch dénonce une aggravation de la crise des droits humains dans le pays Actus. À l’approche du troisième anniversaire du coup d’État du 26 juillet 2023, Human Rights Watch (HRW) accuse, jeudi 23 juillet, les autorités militaires nigériennes d’avoir renforcé la répression, affaibli les institutions démocratiques et aggravé la situation des […]
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Togo military ties with Russia spark regional security debates
Russian military deployment in Lomé raises strategic questions Lomé has welcomed Russian troops following the inauguration of a new military base on July 12, 2026. The soldiers arrived on July 22 as part of an official security cooperation agreement between Togo and Moscow. Their stated mission: supporting counterterrorism efforts and enhancing operational capabilities for local […]
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Burkina Faso’s leadership under Ibrahim Traoré: the solitude of power amid growing distrust
The age-old trap of military leaders ascending to power—where discourse is mistaken for reality and public silence is misinterpreted as unwavering support—appears increasingly visible in Burkina Faso. Behind carefully staged appearances, immaculate uniforms, fiery speeches condemning the ‘treacherous West,’ and repeated warnings against so-called ‘anti-revolutionary’ behavior, another narrative is unfolding. What once projected an image […]
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Boni Yayi to join senate as Benin’s new chamber takes shape
In a move that has left many observers stunned, former Beninese President Boni Yayi has declared his intention to take a seat in the upcoming Sénat, slated for official inauguration on July 30, 2026, in Porto-Novo. This announcement comes despite his earlier vocal opposition to the creation of the upper chamber during the 2025 constitutional […]
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Justice à deux vitesses en Centrafrique : la CPS ouvre une enquête sur Am-Dafock mais reste silencieuse sur les crimes commis par les mercenaires russes du groupe Wagner
crime et justice Actualités Twitter Justice à deux vitesses en Centrafrique : la CPS ouvre une enquête sur Am-Dafock mais reste silencieuse sur les crimes commis par les mercenaires russes du groupe Wagner Par Corbeaunews – 22 juillet 2026 0 1 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Article précédentLevée des couleurs : le patriotisme ne se décrète pas, il […]
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Cameroon Criticized Over Prolonged Absence of Paul Biya
The ruling party, the Rassemblement démocratique du peuple camerounais (RDPC), held an important meeting on Wednesday, 45 days after President Paul Biya’s departure for a private trip to Europe. No information has been released about his possible return. Politics Published on Wednesday, 22 July 2026 By Yacouba Ouédraogo — Investigative journalist
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Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger bid for 2032 africa cup of nations amid security challenges
The governments of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have jointly submitted a bid to host the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 2032. Framed as a symbol of solidarity within the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), the proposal is intended to send a message of confidence to the African continent. However, beneath the ambition lies […]
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Bénin Morocco joint commission seals 14 deals to boost economic ties
The Bénin and Morocco have taken a decisive step in strengthening their bilateral relations during the 7th session of the Joint Cooperation Commission held in Cotonou. This high-level gathering, marked by a flurry of agreements and renewed commercial ambitions, underscores a commitment to fostering South-South cooperation that could redefine economic dynamics across the region. A […]
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Gaskindé ambush: why the truth remains elusive four years later
Burkina Faso’s pivotal moment: the Gaskindé ambush and its unresolved questions The trajectory of Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s rise to power in Burkina Faso cannot be understood without revisiting a date etched into the nation’s recent history: September 26, 2022. On that day, a supply convoy bound for the besieged town of Djibo was ambushed in […]
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