Burkina Faso’s livestock sector faces crisis ahead of Ramadan
As the Muslim community prepares to observe Ramadan, a period marked not only by spiritual devotion but also heightened consumption, Burkina Faso’s stringent livestock export ban has plunged the industry into an unprecedented dilemma. The decision, enforced by the Mobile Brigade for Economic Control and Fraud Repression (BMCRF), may have resulted in the interception of […]
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Cyber threats in Côte d’Ivoire fake income schemes target citizens
In a bold move to protect citizens from digital exploitation, Côte d’Ivoire’s Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget has issued a stern warning against fraudulent online schemes promising unrealistic monthly earnings. The government’s alert comes as fraudulent advertisements claiming to offer official income opportunities continue to spread across social media platforms. These deceptive promotions falsely […]
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Military strikes target Kidal as rebels maintain control in Mali
May 14, 2026 Reading time: 2 minutes At least four airstrikes rocked Kidal overnight, leaving behind significant material damage, according to an anonymous local witness who spoke on Thursday. One strike demolished a home near a former market in the city, while another gouged a deep crater in the expansive courtyard of the regional governor’s […]
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Benin’s transitional government shift under talon
Under the golden arches of the Republic Palace, an atmosphere of solemnity and rare emotion marked the final gathering of President Patrice Talon’s current cabinet. In what may well be the concluding session of this administration’s mandate, the Head of State delivered a message of profound gratitude, sincere apologies, and forward-looking vision to his closest […]
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Patrice talon’s stance on term limits fuels ECOWAS rift
West Africa currently navigates a period of significant democratic upheaval, marked by a succession of coups d’état. Behind the scenes, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) grapples with a profound division, with the limitation of presidential terms at the heart of the dispute. Béninese President Patrice Talon has emerged as a vocal proponent […]
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Psg secures 14th league 1 title: when will they receive the trophy?
Paris Saint-Germain clinch 14th Ligue 1 title: when will they receive the championship trophy? With one final matchday remaining against Paris FC, questions arise about the trophy presentation ceremony for the newly crowned champions. RéagirEnregistrer Partager History was made at the weekend as Paris Saint-Germain secured their 14th Ligue 1 championship title with a 2-0 […]
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Côte d’Ivoire: disciplinary sanctions hit 61 ppa-ci members ahead of congress
news politics Côte d’Ivoire: Disciplinary sanctions hit 61 PPA-CI members ahead of congress May 14, 202643 views FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp Abidjan — Tensions are rising within the Parti des peuples africains – Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI) as the party prepares for its first ordinary congress on May 14-15, 2026. In an official statement released on May 13, the […]
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Us visa rules ease for Senegal supporters ahead of 2026 world cup
US visa rules ease for Senegal supporters ahead of 2026 World Cup The US government has relaxed visa requirements for Senegalese football fans planning to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This policy shift eliminates the previously burdensome financial guarantees that had restricted travel for many supporters. In response to growing pressure, US authorities announced […]
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Redefining victory: Mali’s struggle for state legitimacy
Mali’s security landscape is experiencing rapid and concerning deterioration. Coordinated offensives by jihadist groups, coupled with separatist movements in the country’s north, have subjected the Malian state to immense strategic pressure from multiple fronts. Yet, beneath this visible reality, a more profound evolution is unfolding. Less dramatic than the armed clashes, this shift is infinitely […]
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Chadian opposition leaders face eight-year prison sentences
In Chad, the recent conviction of eight prominent figures from the Groupe de concertations des acteurs politiques (GCAP) to eight years in prison has ignited a fierce political debate. Five days following the verdict, Hissein Abdoulaye, the spokesperson for the opposition coalition, broke his silence to denounce what he characterized as a deliberate effort […]
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Chad’s struggle for women’s economic rights in africa
A recent assessment reveals a varied landscape for gender economic equality across African nations, with some countries making notable strides while Chad continues to face considerable challenges. The findings, detailed in the Women, Business and the Law 2026 report, underscore the persistent disparities in women’s economic rights. Chad ranks 36th among 54 African economies, achieving […]
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Côte d’Ivoire: a new era for electoral governance with CEI dissolution
A pivotal moment has arrived in Côte d’Ivoire as the nation closes a significant chapter in its electoral history. The Independent Electoral Commission (CEI), which has been at the helm of organizing and supervising elections for the past twenty-five years, has officially been dissolved. This move concludes the tenure of an institution frequently met with […]
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