Benin’s inaugural senate convenes after months of delay
Benin’s upper house enters uncharted territory The Upper House of Benin’s Parliament has officially convened for the first time, ushering in a new era in the country’s legislative framework. This historic gathering follows years of anticipation as stakeholders finalized arrangements for the country’s bicameral system. Key figures take center stage in Senate proceedings The inauguration […]
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Humanitarian law violations escalate in eastern DRC
In the eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), persistent breaches of international humanitarian law continue to fuel a humanitarian crisis, despite repeated calls for compliance. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has raised urgent concerns, emphasizing the need for stricter adherence to these critical legal frameworks to safeguard civilian […]
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Mali’s new presidential jet sparks debate amid security crisis
Controversial Acquisition Amid Persistent Security Challenges On Wednesday evening, viewers of ORTM witnessed the official unveiling of Mali’s new Boeing 737, destined for the travels of Colonel Assimi Goïta and other high-ranking officials. Authorities framed the purchase as a financially sound decision, asserting that while the gross cost reached 15.6 billion West African CFA francs, […]
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Africa’s drone revolution: balancing power gains and foreign dependence
Drones reshape african security strategies amid rising conflicts Drones have become essential tools in Africa’s military strategies, transforming how conflicts are waged across the continent. A recent analysis highlights how this “dronisation” trend enhances operational capabilities while exposing deep technological dependencies on foreign powers. The shift also introduces complex challenges in governance, security, and civilian […]
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Mohammed VI Pioneers African Medical Sovereignty
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has been instrumental in promoting the development of medical sovereignty in Africa. File generated on By Maimouna Kaboré — Editor-in-Chief
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Bénin’s new senate: ushering in a bicameral era
The Béninois Senate convened its inaugural session this Thursday in Porto-Novo, officially marking the nation’s transition to a bicameral parliamentary system. This newly established legislative body, a direct result of recent constitutional amendments, now complements the National Assembly, fundamentally reshaping Bénin’s institutional framework. Its implementation represents one of the most extensively debated political initiatives of […]
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Bénin charts its course for an anticipated african union presidency
Accueil Bénin Addis-Abeba … Bénin Intégration Addis-Abeba Le Bénin trace les contours d’une présidence africaine attendue Par Matin Libre – 30 juillet 2026 48 0 FacebookXPinterestWhatsAppCopy URL In the discreet corridors of the African Union headquarters, a significant scene unfolded. On July 28 and 29, 2026, Corinne Amori Brunet, Bénin’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, engaged […]
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Gold sector in Burkina Faso: sovereignty drive or geopolitical gamble
Burkina Faso is undergoing a sweeping overhaul of its gold industry, marked by bold moves to reclaim control over its most prized natural asset. With the establishment of the National Precious Metals Company (SONASP) in 2023 and the inauguration of local infrastructure such as the national gold refinery in Ouagadougou, the transitional government has set […]
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Niger and Benin border dispute: a political lever with heavy consequences
The border between Niger and Benin, once a mere transit point, has evolved into a high-stakes political instrument. Nearly three years after the closure, the situation remains unresolved, despite technical discussions that had raised hopes for a gradual reopening. This impasse underscores a deliberate strategy rather than a mere administrative delay. Unresolved prerequisites: a deliberate […]
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Côte d’Ivoire : des journalistes burkinabè racontent leur exil après avoir fui le régime d’Ibrahim Traoré
Côte d’Ivoire : des journalistes burkinabè racontent leur exil après avoir fui le régime d’Ibrahim Traoré Actus. Installés en Côte d’Ivoire, plusieurs journalistes et un acteur judiciaire burkinabè racontent avoir quitté leur pays par crainte de représailles. Leurs témoignages illustrent les difficultés rencontrées par certaines voix critiques depuis l’arrivée au pouvoir du capitaine Ibrahim Traoré. […]
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Senegalese president visits Mali to strengthen anti-terror fight
The President of Senegal and current chair of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) arrived in Bamako today for a critical meeting with his Malian counterpart, Assimi Goïta. While political tensions persist in the region, both leaders are prioritizing a united front against the escalating security threats plaguing the Sahel. Afrique 3min Fresh […]
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Tchad quitte la CPI : une justice « à géométrie variable »
Le gouvernement tchadien a annoncé son retrait du Statut de Rome de la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) en juillet 2026, justifiant cette décision par un bilan jugé insatisfaisant de la juridiction internationale. Selon le ministère des Affaires étrangères, de l’Intégration africaine et des Tchadiens de l’Étranger, le Tchad a décidé de se retirer de la […]
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