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Can Benin’s record 4.76 trillion FCFA 2027 budget truly transform the nation’s future?
Benin’s government has just unveiled its most ambitious financial roadmap yet, submitting the 2027 budget proposal to parliament. At 4,757,029 billion FCFA, the country’s largest-ever budget represents a 14.7% increase…
Can the Benin-France restitution debate redefine africa’s cultural sovereignty?
As the world’s eyes remain fixed on the evolving dialogue between former colonial powers and African nations, one question grows increasingly urgent: what does it take for a country to…
Is Cameroon’s Far North losing the fight against Boko Haram’s resurgence?
By Yvette Tchuente — Journalist
Why Anicet Ekane’s Yaoundé stand left Cameroon’s opposition at a crossroads
By Henri Nkeng — Journalist
Chad’s solar gamble: can renewable energy end the fuel dependency crisis?
By Yvette Tchuente — Journalist
After luanda’s warning: can Angola’s renewed pledge reshape eastern drc’s security future?
By Henri Nkeng — Journalist
Can Benin’s EU trade mission unlock Africa’s next economic gateway?
As West Africa’s trade landscape evolves, a pivotal question emerges: could Benin’s EU trade mission mark the beginning of a new era for regional economic integration? The European Union has…
Cotonou port achieves 36-48 hour container turnaround: a new era for West African trade?
West Africa’s maritime trade is plagued by congestion, but Benin’s Port of Cotonou is offering an unexpected remedy. With container wait times now just 36 to 48 hours, the Port…
Niger’s cyber law: a weapon to silence critical lawyers?
The showdown between Niger’s judiciary and outspoken members of the bar has reached a critical juncture. Detained for the past two weeks, lawyer Abdourahamane Lirwana faced the charges against him…
Can West Africa’s highest court survive without political interference?
In a move watched closely across the region, Benin has taken a strategic step to reinforce the rule of law in West Africa by nominating Judge Désiré Henri Aihou to…
Can West Africa’s highest court survive without political interference?
In a move watched closely across the region, Benin has taken a strategic step to reinforce the rule of law in West Africa by nominating Judge Désiré Henri Aihou to…