Unfolding political tensions in Senegal’s ndiaga seck case
In this latest episode of Actu ak Diné, Imam Kanté dissects the escalating political fallout surrounding the Ndiaga Seck case and the strategic moves by opposition leader Ousmane Sonko as…
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…
Harvey Elliott’s loan debacle: why Aston Villa’s move backfired spectacularly
15 May 2026 10:31+02:00 Harvey Elliott’s loan debacle: why Aston Villa’s move backfired spectacularly Analysis H. Elliott U. Emery Aston Villa Liverpool A. Slot Premier League FEATURES Aston Villa vs…
Mali alliance between jnim and fla: what are the stakes?
Mali: what are the implications of the growing alliance between JNIM and FLA? The recent consolidation of ties between the Jama’a Nusrat ul-Islam wa Muslimin (JNIM) and the Front de…
Mali’s growing security crisis and path to peace
PoliticsAfrica Mali’s growing security crisis and path to peace PoliticsAfrica Georges Ibrahim Tounkara 14/05/202614 may 2026 Mali faces deepening uncertainty as armed groups escalate attacks, threatening stability and intercommunal harmony…
Senegal debt crisis: economists urge alternative financing solutions
Economy Senegal’s debt crisis: economists call for diversified financing options Dakar — A gathering of economists in Dakar has issued a strong call for Senegal to rethink its approach to…
Senegal constitutional reform: how it could boost ousmane sonko’s influence
Why Senegal’s constitutional reform may strengthen Ousmane Sonko’s political position A deep dive into the proposed changes and their potential impact on Senegal’s political landscape. Mehdi Ba Political affairs analyst…
Mali security crisis reveals flaws in external partnerships
Mali’s security strategy under scrutiny after coordinated jihadist attacks The Timbuktu Institute, a Dakar-based African research center for peace, has released a critical analysis titled « Mali: Anatomy of a…
Should Sahel nations open talks with jihadist groups?
The coordinated assaults on 25 and 26 April in Bamako, Kati, Gao, Sévaré and Kidal have reignited a long-suppressed debate in Mali’s security circles: is it time to engage in…
Senegal’s political tensions: a deep dive into Diomaye Faye and Sonko’s executive challenges
In Senegal, a growing rift between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has thrust the nation’s political landscape into the spotlight. Abdou Mbow, a prominent figure in…
Senegal’s democratic shift: from crisis to institutional renewal
In recent weeks, Senegal has found itself at the center of intense public debate. The shifting dynamics of its democratic institutions have sparked widely divergent interpretations: some warn of institutional…
Kémi Séba and the twisted face of modern pan-africanism
Kémi Séba and the twisted face of modern pan-africanism The imminent ruling of the South African court on Kémi Séba’s fate has reignited debates about his role as a modern…