Un condemns brutal terror attacks in Mali
United Nations security council condemns terror attacks in Mali The United Nations Security Council has issued a strong condemnation of the brutal terrorist attacks that recently struck Mali, labeling them…
French national detained in Senegal over homosexuality law
A French national has been held in detention in Senegal for three months under the country’s strict anti-homosexuality laws, sparking international concern and diplomatic intervention. Reports from Dakar indicate the…
Jiahdists blockades spark humanitarian crisis in Mali
Human rights group urges jihadists to lift Bamako blockade Religious freedom watchdog A prominent human rights organization has urgently called on jihadist factions in Mali to cease their blockade of…
Matar Ndiaga Seck, ally of Senegal’s prime minister, detained in alleged unnatural acts case
In a significant development linked to a broader legal investigation, Matar Ndiaga Seck, a close associate of Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, has been taken into custody by the Criminal…
French citizen detained in Senegal over homosexuality amid rising legal crackdown
A French national held in Senegal over homosexuality as diplomatic pressure mounts The French government is closely monitoring the case of a French national recently detained in Senegal for alleged…
GSIM’s blockade of Bamako violates international humanitarian law
The ongoing blockade of Bamako is having devastating effects on civilian mobility and could lead to severe violations of their fundamental rights to food security, health, and life, warned a…
Leipzig set to welcome back Gulacsi for final bundesliga clash
RB Leipzig head coach Julian Nagelsmann has revealed that goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi is expected to return from injury just in time for the club’s final Bundesliga fixture. The announcement comes…
The fading russian influence in africa: a shift in power dynamics
The Kremlin’s African strategy, once hailed as a bold expansionist venture, now faces an undeniable decline. Over the past decade, Moscow cultivated influence through mercenary deployments, disinformation campaigns, and anti-Western…
Senegal casamance rebels weakened by cannabis trade despite peace efforts
In early May, Senegalese soldiers and gendarmes, supported by trained detection dogs, destroyed cannabis plantations in Casamance. This latest operation marks another chapter in one of Africa’s longest-running conflicts—a struggle…
New infrastructure projects boost Algeria-Chad ties
Algeria and Chad formalized an agreement on Thursday in N’Djamena, outlining streamlined procedures to accelerate joint infrastructure projects in the public works sector. The pact reinforces bilateral cooperation and expedites…
Tchad opposition flags political climate deterioration amid tensions
The political landscape in Chad is heating up as the opposition group Les Patriotes raises fresh concerns over the nation’s evolving crisis. During a press briefing in N’Djamena, the party—part…
Landmark agreement signed to boost trans-saharan highway and infrastructure projects
Landmark agreement signed to boost trans-saharan highway and infrastructure projects In a significant move to strengthen bilateral ties, Algeria and Chad formalized a new agreement in N’Djamena, outlining concrete steps…