Tabaski spending crisis: why Senegalese families struggle to afford sheep
economic investigation Tabaski spending crisis: why Senegalese families struggle to afford sheep Every year, millions of Senegalese plunge into debt to purchase a sheep for Tabaski. From rotating savings clubs…
Senegal mayor and urban project leader questioned in cdc dispute
Senegal’s Fadilou Kéita, CEO of the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC), has escalated a legal dispute involving influential figures from Kaolack by summoning two key individuals for questioning in…
Kémi Séba’s legal battle nears climax as extradition to Bénin looms
The judicial proceedings involving panafricanist activist Kémi Séba and his son have reached a pivotal juncture. As critical deadlines approach in the courtroom, the defense’s arguments are failing to sway…
Senegal halts truck convoys to Mali amid rising jihadist threats
The Dakar-Bamako highway, the vital trade lifeline between Senegal and Mali, is facing one of its most severe security crises in recent memory. The Union of Senegalese Truckers (URS) has…
Senegal investigation targets former minister in onus candidacy case
The Dakar Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched a formal inquiry into Thierno Lô, a former minister and prominent member of the Alliance for the Republic (APR), following revelations surrounding the…
Chad reshuffles top security posts with new appointments
The Government of Chad has announced key leadership changes within the Ministry of Public Security, marking a strategic realignment of its top security personnel. Two high-profile appointments have been finalized,…
Burkina Faso scandal: 170 million cfa stolen from defense minister’s home
When the guardian becomes the thief: a military scandal shakes Burkina Faso The Burkina Faso military is reeling from an unprecedented scandal that strikes at the very heart of its…
De zerbi calls tottenham’s survival clash against everton a greater prize than trophies
Tottenham’s survival clash against Everton eclipses any trophy, insists De Zerbi After Tuesday’s heartbreaking loss to Chelsea, the Spurs boss insists the Sunday showdown isn’t just a game—it’s a fight…
Niger’s uranium gamble: how Niamey’s military rule risks a mining disaster
The Nigerien military leadership, led by General Abdourahamane Tiani, has taken a decisive step in its policy of distancing itself from Western partners by terminating the historic uranium mining concession…
Ouagadougou’s political buzz: sonko’s friday address to shake Senegal
Why Ousmane Sonko’s Friday address could redefine Senegal’s political landscape This Friday, Ousmane Sonko is set to deliver a highly anticipated address at Senegal’s National Assembly, amid escalating political tensions…
Chad’s economic transition faces critical challenges ahead
Chad’s economic transition is entering a decisive phase. The government is rolling out its « Tchad Connexion 2030 » initiative, a flagship strategy designed to steer the country toward sustainable…
Ivorian presidential election: a tense vote concludes peacefully
The presidential election in Côte d’Ivoire unfolded amidst a palpable tension, yet concluded without significant disruptions, according to initial reports from Abidjan. Polling stations across the entire national territory welcomed…