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…
Escalating repression in Mali demands immediate action on rights violations
Unchecked rights abuses in Mali spark urgent calls for accountability Bamako — The situation for human rights defenders in Mali has reached a critical juncture. Since late April 2026, a…
Senegal cracks down on chinese fake visa approval network in Dakar
The Dakar Urban Security unit has dismantled a sophisticated operation producing counterfeit visa approval letters, highlighting the growing complexity of irregular migration networks passing through Senegal. A suspect, identified as…
The intriguing political dance between président diomaye faye and prime minister ousmane sonko
Following a recent, somewhat understated gathering of a presidential coalition — diligently organized by Sokhna Aminata Touré Mimi, with support from figures like Abdourakhmane Diouf, Me Abdoulaye Tine, and Serigne…
Togo opposition launches new movement with first rally in Lomé
Togo opposition unites in new coalition to challenge constitutional reforms In a bold move to revitalize political dissent, a newly formed opposition coalition in Togo staged its inaugural public gathering…
Khalifa Sall launches new political vision for Senegal at taxawu congress
Taxawu Sénégal held its foundational congress in Dakar on Sunday, May 10, officially transitioning from a political platform into a structured party. Under the banner «From platform to political party:…
Côte d’Ivoire advances digital education with 75 trained inspectors
latest education news Côte d’Ivoire trains 75 inspectors to accelerate digital education transformation In a significant move toward modernizing its education system, Côte d’Ivoire has completed a three-day training workshop…
Chadian military strikes on jihadists: dozens of fishermen feared dead
Dozens of Nigerian fishermen are feared dead after Chadian military airstrikes targeted jihadist positions near Lake Chad, witnesses reported on May 10. The strikes, part of an ongoing operation since…
Nairobi summit charts new course for France-Africa relations
The Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi has become the epicenter of international diplomacy this Monday, May 11. The Africa-Forward summit, co-chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron and Kenyan…
Repeated miscarriages in young mothers in Chad a growing concern
understanding recurrent miscarriages among young women in Chad Across N’Djamena and secondary cities in Chad, an alarming rise in recurrent miscarriages among young women in their twenties is causing growing…
Passing of ouaddaï provincial council chair in Chad
Youssouf Mahamat Youssouf, the esteemed leader of the Ouaddaï Provincial Council in Chad, has passed away in the early hours of Monday at the Modern Hospital in N’Djamena. His death…
Mali crisis: how regional powers shape the Sahel’s future
The Mali crisis: a regional power struggle reshaping the Sahel Since 2012, Mali has been trapped in a deepening crisis that has redrawn the geopolitical map of the Sahel. The…