Togo’s escalating food crisis: a test of governance in the north
The World Food Programme (WFP) has issued a stark warning regarding an impending humanitarian crisis, as Togo’s far northern regions grapple with unparalleled vulnerability. This escalating situation, according to analysts, underscores profound systemic shortcomings within the administration of President Faure Gnassingbé, which appears unable to assure both the physical and nutritional security of its populace. […]
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Burkina Faso’s imf deal: financial pragmatism meets sovereignty rhetoric
Despite bold declarations of disengagement from traditional Western partners, Ouagadougou’s transitional government is poised to receive a significant financial injection from a cornerstone of global multilateralism. Following a technical mission, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced a preliminary agreement for the disbursement of nearly 82 million dollars. This return to the Washington-based institution illuminates a […]
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Laborex Tchad celebrates three decades of advancing national health
Laborex Tchad, a key subsidiary of the CFAO Healthcare group, proudly commemorated its thirtieth anniversary this Thursday, May 28th, marking three decades as a dominant force in Chad’s pharmaceutical distribution sector. The warm celebration honored the remarkable journey of an enterprise that has become indispensable in providing essential medicines and medical devices throughout the nation. […]
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Russian mercenaries target agricultural granaries in Zémio, Haut-Mbomou, employing scorched earth tactics
Actualités Actualités en Centrafrique Twitter Russian mercenaries target agricultural granaries in Zémio, Haut-Mbomou, employing scorched earth tactics FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Article précédent“On perd le rythme, on veut le tuer” : les voyous de l’impunité frappent encore en RCA Article suivantEmbuscade meurtrière sur l’axe Bouca – Batangafo : un soldat FACA abattu par des hommes armés Facebook […]
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The pascal tigri affair: Niger’s official narrative crumbles amid border revelations
As Lieutenant-Colonel Pascal Tigri, the alleged mastermind behind the foiled coup attempt in Bénin on December 7, 2025, remains at large, the official statements emanating from Niamey are beginning to unravel. Expert revelations, coupled with suspicious and undeniable border maneuvers, are exposing the Nigerien regime’s strategy of concealment. Niger’s border manipulations: a truth that can […]
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Côte d’Ivoire launches bold carbon tax plan to fight climate change
Côte d’Ivoire launches bold carbon tax plan to fight climate change The government of Côte d’Ivoire has unveiled an ambitious national strategy to introduce a carbon tax, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s environmental policy. Spearheaded by the Ministry of Economy, Finance, and Budget, this groundbreaking initiative aims to curb greenhouse gas emissions and […]
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Ousmane sonko’s new leadership role at Senegal’s national assembly
Just four days after stepping down from the Prime Minister’s office, Ousmane Sonko has been elected President of Senegal’s National Assembly. In his inaugural address, he immediately signalled his intention to leave a significant mark, declaring, « The National Assembly will not be a mere rubber stamp. » The former Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment […]
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President Talon advocates for civic maturity in digital discourse
Within a digital landscape defined by instantaneity and widespread dissemination, the very essence of public debate is undergoing a profound transformation. While social media platforms undeniably provide an unprecedented democratic forum, they can also serve as powerful conduits for vitriol, thereby eroding societal cohesion. Confronting this concerning trend, a fundamental principle must be reiterated: upholding […]
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Mali’s eid al-adha celebrations shadowed by insecurity and rising threats
L’image du jour Politique Mali : une fête de l’Aïd sous la menace Par La rédaction de Mondafrique – 28 mai 2026 0partages 0 0 0 0 0 0 Malians recently observed Eid al-Adha, locally known as Tabaski, under particularly challenging circumstances. This year’s celebration followed a complex attack on April 25 that significantly shook […]
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A “black saturday” shakes Mali’s security landscape
April 25, 2026, marked a profoundly violent “Black Saturday” in Mali, a day of unprecedented turmoil for the West African nation since 2012. This date witnessed a series of highly coordinated attacks across the country, with multiple urban centers coming under assault and high-profile government figures specifically targeted. The intense clashes tragically resulted in the […]
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Controversial arrest of sunni imam mohamad kondo in Ouagadougou
The capital of Burkina Faso is in turmoil following the high-profile detention of influential Sunni imam Mohamad Ishaq Kindo, a prominent religious leader and president of the country’s Sunni Oulémas association. The arrest, carried out in broad daylight on the afternoon of May 26 in the heart of Ouagadougou, has sent shockwaves through the Muslim […]
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Arrest of prominent imam mohamad ishaq kindo in Ouagadougou sparks controversy
The capital of Burkina Faso is on edge following the high-profile arrest of Mohamad Ishaq Kindo, a widely respected Sunni imam and influential religious figure. On the afternoon of May 26, security forces—including masked police and military personnel—conducted the operation in Ouagadougou, just one day before the Eid al-Adha celebrations. Why was the imam arrested? […]
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