Mali’s northern routes: a grim reality amidst Bamako’s official denial
Charred vehicle husks, rotting foodstuffs, and lifeless bodies abandoned on roadsides paint a grim picture along the critical supply arteries of northern Mali. A pervasive scent of death hangs heavy in the air, a stark testament to the relentless violence gripping the nation. Yet, despite this profound humanitarian and security crisis, the transitional authorities remain […]
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Tragic incident on lake Chad: chadian airstrikes claim dozens of nigerian fisherman
tragic incident on lake Chad: chadian airstrikes claim dozens of nigerian fisherman multiple accounts gathered on sunday indicate that chadian military airstrikes targeting jihadist positions on Lake Chad may have resulted in the deaths of numerous nigerian fisherman. chadian jets target jihadist strongholds since friday, chadian fighter jets have been conducting airstrikes on islands within […]
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Niger hosts prestigious OHADA legal moot competition and academic launch in may 2026
Join the Club OHADA at the University Abdou Moumouni of Niamey (UAM) for a landmark event on May 22–23, 2026, featuring a solemn opening ceremony and the highly anticipated 8th edition of the OHADA Moot Court Competition. The program runs from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM each day, offering a deep dive into the past, […]
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Why the EU is strengthening ties with Togo as a strategic partner
Togo emerges as a key EU ally in West Africa amid rising regional instability In a move underscoring its strategic priorities, the European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its commitment to deepen ties with Togo, positioning the country as a critical partner in West Africa. During the Europe Day commemorations in Lomé, Gwilym Ceri Jones, Head […]
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Venance konan examines the fading ideals of modern panafricanism
As South Africa’s courts prepare to rule on Kémi Séba’s fate, the activist’s recent arrest in Johannesburg—while attempting to enter Zimbabwe illegally—raises a critical question: is the controversial figure, with his 1.5 million social media followers, truly the face of modern panafricanism? Writer Venance Konan explores the movement’s evolution and its current contradictions. Kémi Séba, […]
Read MoreKemi Seba and the evolution of pan-africanism in modern africa
As South African courts prepare to rule on the fate of Kemi Seba, the controversial activist detained in Johannesburg in mid-April while attempting to enter Zimbabwe clandestinely, writer Venance Konan reflects on whether the social media sensation—with over 1.5 million followers—truly embodies today’s pan-African vision. This moment invites a deeper look at the movement’s history […]
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Niger suspends major international media outlets citing national security
Niger restricts international media outlets over alleged threats to national stability The Nigerien National Observatory of Communication (ONC), led by Ibrahim Manzo Diallo, announced on public broadcaster Télé Sahel the suspension of nine major Francophone and pan-African media outlets operating in Niger. Authorities cited risks to public order and national cohesion as the primary justification […]
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Senegal’s historic train stations: preserving the legacy of Dakar and Rufisque
While the introduction of the Train Express Régional (TER) brought significant upgrades, the essential character of Sénégal’s rail infrastructure remains unchanged. This deliberate preservation effort ensures that vital pieces of national history are both protected and celebrated. The colonial roots of Dakar and Rufisque stations The Dakar station, established in 1914, served as the primary […]
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Sonelgaz launches 40 MW power plant project in N’Djamena
Sonelgaz launches 40 MW power plant project in N’Djamena A high-level delegation from Sonelgaz, led by its International CEO Yazid Djellouli, has arrived in N’Djamena to kickstart the construction of a 40 MW power plant in Chad. This initiative aligns with Algeria’s strategy to strengthen South-South cooperation, particularly with Chad, following the official visit of […]
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The aiglonnets touch down in Rabat for the u17 africa cup of nations 2026
Mali’s Aiglonnets land in Rabat for CAN U17 Maroc 2026 Following an intensive preparatory camp held in Casablanca from May 4th to 10th, the national U17 squad from Mali successfully made their way to Rabat this Sunday. The young talents are now poised to compete in the final phase of the eagerly anticipated tournament. Upon […]
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Aïssata Tall Sall urges opposition unity at Taxawu Sénégal congress
At the foundational congress of the Taxawu Sénégal party, led by Khalifa Sall, former Minister of Justice Aïssata Tall Sall delivered a keynote address that resonated with political critique and a rallying cry for opposition solidarity. Her speech, both bold and strategic, underscored the urgency of unified resistance against the current administration while emphasizing the […]
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Khalifa Sall transforms Taxawu Sénégal into a political party and slams the government
At the Grand Théâtre in Dakar, Khalifa Sall presided over the inaugural congress of Taxawu Sénégal this Sunday, marking a pivotal moment as the movement officially evolved from a political platform into a structured political party. The event was defined by an intense mobilization of supporters who filled the venue with party colors, energetic chants, […]
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