Behind the curtains: how Gabon’s new US envoy is reshaping bilateral dynamics The appointment of Gabon’s newest ambassador to the United States, Baudelaire Ndong Ella, […]
Month: September 2026
What Mali’s US-Russia balancing act means for citizens and the economy
From Moscow to Washington: a shift that touches everyday life For years, Mali’s alignment with Russia was presented as a clean break from Western influence. […]
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US uranium deal at Dasa leaves Niger’s economy exposed as SOMAÏR collapses
The high-stakes uranium shift impacting Niger’s economy Niger’s uranium industry is undergoing a dramatic realignment with far-reaching consequences for the nation’s economy and its citizens. […]
Mali’s drone campaign: the human cost of 731 civilian deaths and a crisis of accountability
The use of drones in Mali’s conflict has brought devastating consequences for ordinary people, with hundreds of families torn apart as airstrikes fail to distinguish […]
Benin’s sustainable engineering master’s: what it means for jobs, industry and the economy
Benin’s higher education landscape is entering a decisive new phase with consequences that will ripple through the labour market, local industry and the wider economy. […]
Nigeria’s police security promises for the presidential election: what it means for voters, businesses and the economy
As Nigeria moves closer to its next presidential election, the safety of the ballot has become the single most debated issue across the country. Citizens, […]
Benin’s online tax expansion: how Parakou, Comè and Lokossa businesses will feel the shift from 21 September 2026
Benin’s online tax expansion: how Parakou, Comè and Lokossa businesses will feel the shift from 21 September 2026 Taxpayers registered with the small business tax […]
Sevilla vs Barcelona: economic and social ripple effects of the Sánchez-Pizjuán showdown
This article contains affiliate links to advertisers. Play responsibly, 18+ The upcoming clash between Sevilla FC and Barcelona at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán is more than […]
Mali’s packed prisons: how mass arrests are straining families, businesses and public safety
Mali’s detention facilities have crossed a dangerous threshold. While overcrowding has deep structural roots, the past few years have turned a chronic problem into an […]
How American military doctrine shaped General Barmou’s special forces and what it means for Niger’s security
In Niger’s military hierarchy, Major General Moussa Salaou Barmou stands out as one of the Sahel’s most seasoned tacticians. His political prominence emerged during the […]
How Abidjan’s 2026 open days could reshape youth job prospects and small business growth
The World Bank Group is set to host a two-day open event on September 21 and 22, 2026, at the Ice Rink of Sofitel Hôtel […]
Burkina Faso’s agricultural sovereignty leaves Tougan farmers facing ruin and rising debt
In Tougan, the reality is stark. Beyond the rhetoric of sovereignty, industrialisation and national production, agricultural producers say they continue to face alone a far […]