Première récolte de la Ferme Agro-pastorale de l’Université de Diffa: une initiative « Cultivons notre autonomie » et financée par le Projet PROLAC. 2 mai 2026 By Martin Ngu — Politics and National Security
Author: Martin Ngu
Journalist
Mali army and allied militias accused of killing civilians in central region
Mali army and allied militias accused of killing civilians in central region Click to expand Image At least 31 civilians lost their lives in coordinated attacks on two villages in Mali’s Ségou…
Mali soldiers and allied militias accused of civilian killings in segou
Massacres in central Mali: army and Dozos blamed for at least 31 deaths In a brutal escalation of violence in central Mali, soldiers and allied militias stand accused of executing at least…
Mali army and allied militias accused of civilian massacres in segou
Massacres in central Mali linked to alleged collaboration with armed groups In the heart of Mali, two villages in the Ségou region became the scene of horrific violence earlier this month, where…
Mali soldiers and allied militias accused of civilian massacres in segou
Allegations of mass killings in central Mali In a disturbing escalation of violence in central Mali, soldiers and allied militias have been accused of executing at least 31 civilians and burning homes…
Mali army and allied militias accused of civilian massacre in central region
Mass killings in Ségou region linked to military and dozo militias In a fresh wave of violence gripping Mali’s conflict-ridden heartland, soldiers from the Malian Armed Forces (FAMA) and allied dozo militias…
Mali’s fuel shortage: humanitarian aid at a breaking point
A severe lack of fuel, triggered by jihadist blockades on critical road networks, is currently devastating humanitarian efforts in Mali. This logistical nightmare is not only disrupting the daily lives of residents…
Burkina Faso’s military regime targets judicial corruption, prosecuting high-ranking magistrates
The administration led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré in Burkina Faso has revealed the uncovering of an extensive network of dishonest officials operating within the Ouagadougou Court of Appeal. These judicial officers, who…
Malians demand universal healthcare as top government priority
Despite notable improvements in recent years—such as reductions in infant and under-five mortality rates, maternal health outcomes, and increased life expectancy—the Mali still faces significant challenges in delivering equitable healthcare. The World…
Human rights decline in Niger after 2023 coup
This report has been developed for the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Niger, scheduled for April-May 2026. Amnesty International assesses the implementation of recommendations previously issued to Niger, focusing on critical areas…
Urgent plea for the Sahel: four million people displaced as humanitarian crisis deepens
The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has issued a critical call for international assistance to address the escalating crisis in the Sahel. Currently, nearly 4 million people have been forced from their homes…
A generation’s struggle: Niger faces its most severe economic crisis
From the series Between junta and jihadists: a report from Niger, at the heart of a besieged nation Caught between the terror of armed factions and the diplomatic isolation imposed by the…