Benin’s economic landscape is undergoing a transformation following the approval of four major industrial projects under the Investment Code. This strategic move, endorsed during the […]
Month: April 2026
Niger’s soaring bad loans a warning for west african banking sector
The UEMOA Banking Sector: A System Under Strain The January 2026 economic outlook report for the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA) paints a […]
niger and mali face the economic and diplomatic consequences of leaving ECOWAS
Recent statements from Niger and Mali’s foreign ministers have sent mixed signals. On one hand, they level severe accusations against their West African neighbors in […]
Mali faces sovereignty crisis after opposition-led hostage release
In a development that has sent shockwaves through Mali’s political landscape, the sight of exiled opposition leader Oumar Mariko standing alongside fighters from the Group […]
Pastef senegal restructuring under sonko leadership
In Senegal, the Pastef party has embarked on a sweeping internal restructuring under the leadership of its figurehead, Ousmane Sonko. This bold initiative is designed […]
Algeria’s alleged role in Sahel terrorism fuels tensions with Mali and Niger
Mali and Niger have once again raised concerns over Algeria’s alleged involvement in Sahel terrorism, accusing Algiers of providing shelter and indirect support to armed […]
Burkina faso struggles with food crisis amid juncture’s sovereignty claims
Burkina Faso’s humanitarian aid dependency despite sovereignty rhetoric Despite Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s bold declarations about food self-sufficiency, Burkina Faso remains critically dependent on external aid […]
Journalism vs activism the blurred line in thomas dietrich’s work
When Investigation Turns Into Activism: The Case of Thomas Dietrich Journalism and activism are not the same disciplines. The former seeks to inform; the latter, […]
Kemi seba’s isolation: panafricanism’s betrayal and the fallout in 2026
In April 2026, Kémi Séba, a polarizing figure in African panafricanism, found himself in a precarious position after his arrest in Pretoria, South Africa. Threatened […]
Burkina faso’s industrialization push amid harsh realities
The recent surge in industrial project inaugurations and site visits across Burkina Faso has been a cornerstone of the transitional government’s communication strategy. Under the […]
Kémi séba’s detention: a political ‘cabal’ or a web of controversial alliances?
Currently held in Pretoria following an alleged immigration infraction, the prominent pan-Africanist figure Kémi Séba has vociferously denounced his detention as political persecution. However, beneath […]
Bamako demolishes faladiè market displacing hundreds of families
The livestock market of Faladiè in Bamako, which also served as a shelter for internally displaced persons, was demolished over the weekend. Over 300 families […]