Niger’s junta gambles on Arlit uranium mine as economic saboteur
Niger’s military leadership seizes control of uranium hub Arlit In a bold move that underscores its anti-Western stance, Niger’s ruling junta has terminated the decades-old mining concession of Arlit—a strategic uranium hub once operated by France’s Atomic Energy Commission (CEA). The decision by the National Council for the Safeguarding of the Homeland (CNSP), led by […]
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Ousmane sonko’s crucial parliamentary address on Senegal’s electoral code
ousmane sonko’s crucial parliamentary address on Senegal’s electoral code This Friday, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko is set to address the National Assembly amidst a highly charged political atmosphere. His appearance follows significant alterations to the Electoral Code, sparking intense debate. Opposition factions are vigorously contesting these reforms, which hold the potential to profoundly reshape Senegal’s […]
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Senegal’s 2025 UEMOA reform setback: understanding the causes
Senegal’s 2025 UEMOA reform setback: understanding the causes While the common market generally sees minor improvements, this article delves into the specific reasons behind Senegal’s regression in 2025 and the critical challenges that must be addressed to rectify its standing within the UEMOA framework. Par Suivre In 2025, Senegal experienced a slight decline in […]
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Senegal’s inaugural space week: charting a course for an african space hub
Dakar recently hosted the opening of Senegal Space Week, an ambitious event designed to position the nation as a premier space and technology hub across Africa. Spearheaded by the Senegalese Agency for Space Studies (ASES), this inaugural gathering brought together government officials, industry leaders, academic institutions, and international partners to explore the strategic applications of […]
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Senegal how university students blend studies with political activism
For many university students in the Sénégal, political engagement is not just an extracurricular interest—it’s a strategic choice that complements their academic journey. These young individuals are redefining the boundaries between lecture halls and public life, proving that civic duty and scholarly pursuits can coexist harmoniously. From classroom theories to political realities Students like Adama […]
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Tchad: succès masra’s appeal case set for supreme court hearing in 2026
Succès Masra case: Chad’s Supreme Court schedules hearing for May 2026 A significant judicial development has emerged concerning the ongoing case involving Succès Masra. The Judicial Chamber of the Supreme Court of Chad has officially scheduled the matter for review during its ordinary public hearing of the 2nd Criminal Section. This crucial session is slated […]
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Prime minister ousmane sonko to face Senegal’s national assembly
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, accompanied by members of his cabinet, is slated to appear before the National Assembly this Friday, May 22, 2026. This session, dedicated to current affairs questions, is a fundamental aspect of the legislative body’s oversight responsibilities concerning governmental actions. The announcement of this important parliamentary engagement was made by El Malick […]
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Senegal strengthens national seafood supply with new demersal fishing licenses
The Ministry of Fisheries and Maritime Economy has revealed the issuance of four new coastal demersal fishing licenses, specifically for finfish and cephalopod harvesting, to a Senegalese fishing enterprise. This decision forms part of a fresh strategic drive to significantly enhance the national supply of fishery products and strengthen the nation’s food sovereignty. In a […]
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Arsenal clinches premier league title for the first time since 2004 following manchester city’s draw
Foot, Premier League Arsenal clinches premier league title for the first time since 2004 following Manchester City’s draw Manchester City’s 1-1 draw against Bournemouth on Tuesday night means they can no longer overtake Premier League leaders Arsenal, who now secure their 14th English championship title before the final matchday. Twenty-two years after their last triumph, […]
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Togo embraces open borders, echoing Bénin’s strategic blueprint
Lomé has strategically aligned itself with the progressive model established by Cotonou. The Togolese government recently declared the complete abolition of entry visa requirements for all citizens of African nations. This historic decision bears a striking resemblance to the regional integration strategy championed by neighboring Bénin since 2016. Lomé’s engagement with Cotonou’s paradigm In the […]
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New eu ambassador presents credentials to Chad’s president
In a formal ceremony steeped in tradition, the European Union’s freshly appointed ambassador, Amador Sanchez Rico, formally presented his credentials to Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno this past May 19th. The event took place at the Palais Toumaï, with Fatimé Aldjineh Garfa, Deputy Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, responsible for […]
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Internal strife in MPC as russian mercenaries take charge in bossangoa
Internal strife in MPC as Russian mercenaries officially intervene in Bossangoa The Movement of Central African Patriots (MPC) is facing unprecedented internal turmoil as Russian-backed mercenaries have taken an official role in operations, reshaping leadership dynamics in the strategically vital town of Bossangoa. The sudden involvement of these external forces has triggered a chain reaction […]
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