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Category: Analysis
Why Gabon’s fight against high cost of living won’t succeed in supermarkets
Economy why Gabon’s fight against high cost of living won’t succeed in supermarkets 116 Libreville — Since the rise of living costs began dominating public […]
Russian language in Burkina Faso schools: sovereignty or subtle influence?
A recent government decision marks a significant symbolic shift in Burkina Faso’s strategic alliances. The transitional government has enacted a decree, approved by the Council […]
Burkina Faso: commander yabré’s absence prompts questions on security leadership
The political landscape in Burkina Faso continues to be a subject of intense scrutiny, particularly concerning the operational dynamics within its most sensitive decision-making circles. […]
Examining France’s development agency financial commitments in Cameroon
The Agence Française de Développement (AFD) stands as Cameroon’s foremost bilateral donor, managing an active portfolio that exceeds 622.8 billion FCFA, spread across 51 distinct […]
The international criminal court urges Sahel nations to reverse rome statute withdrawal
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has formally appealed to Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, urging them to reconsider their decision to withdraw from the Rome […]
Debating sovereignty in Burkina Faso: the controversial proposal for an extraterrestrial embassy
A local movement in Burkina Faso has ignited a wave of public discourse by proposing the establishment of an “embassy for extraterrestrials.” While the group […]
Burkina Faso : les premiers effets de la rupture diplomatique avec la France sur les citoyens
La décision de mettre fin aux relations diplomatiques entre le Burkina Faso et la France commence à avoir des répercussions tangibles, non seulement sur les […]
Niger’s endless war: from western alliances to the trap of sovereignty
The cycle of power and the unyielding shadow of terrorism From the corridors of Niamey’s presidential palace to the dusty battlefields of the Sahel, Niger […]
Togo’s recurring rainy season challenges fuel calls for governance reform
With the annual return of the rainy season, a familiar pattern re-emerges across Togo. Streets transform into torrents, residential areas become inundated, and homes are […]
Western Sahara: a ‘frozen’ conflict ignites diplomatic battles
The Western Sahara remains the African continent’s final unresolved decolonization issue. Designated a non-self-governing territory by the United Nations (UN), this region is a focal […]
AES confederal parliament advances as security challenges mount
The Confederation of Sahel States (AES) is moving forward with the establishment of its institutional framework. In Ouagadougou, the presidents of the parliaments of Burkina […]