Ousmane Sonko, the former Prime Minister and current President of the National Assembly, has voiced his strong opinion regarding the recent agreement between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the government of…
Author: Martin Ngu
Journalist
Niamey’s fragile peace: unrest simmers within Niger’s military ranks
A fragile calm has settled over Niamey this Monday, August 31st. Yet, beneath the re-established quiet of the streets, a palpable tension lingers in the Nigerien capital following a weekend of extraordinary…
Niger: a new coup attempt highlights tiani’s vulnerability and Sahel alliance limits
Following the attempted coup on August 29, Niger’s ruling administration appears more vulnerable than ever. The intervention of Russian forces and the announced military backing from Algeria stand in stark contrast to…
Senegal’s political crossroads: the evolving dynamic between Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye
The dynamic between the executive and parliamentary powers inevitably raises a fundamental question: how far can the legislative branch go when it seeks to influence the choices of the President of the…
Cameroon launches major tender for 60,000 tons of domestic gas
The domestic gas market in Cameroon is advancing to a new phase following the launch of a competitive tender on September 1, 2026. This initiative seeks bids for 60,000 metric tons of…
Niger’s perpetual quest for stability: democracy, not arms, holds the key
For over half a century, the political narrative of Niger has been a repetitive and challenging journey. From the overthrow of Hamani Diori in 1974 to the events that unfolded in Niamey…
Togo’s president faure gnassingbé expands diplomatic reach in eurasia
President Faure Gnassingbé of Togo lauded the warm reception extended to him by Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov in Bishkek on Monday. The Togolese leader is currently in Kyrgyzstan to attend the 26th…
Gabon’s evolving defense ties: China expands its military presence
Military collaboration between China and Gabon is entering an intensified phase with the recent deployment of a Chinese defense attaché to Libreville. This development coincides with discussions around sensitive infrastructure initiatives. The…
Senegal’s credit rating plummets to caa2: navigating financial distress amid imf talks
Moody’s Ratings officially lowered Senegal’s credit rating this Friday, moving it to Caa2 from the previous Caa1, while maintaining a negative outlook. This downgrade impacts the nation’s long-term foreign and local currency…
Cameroon’s prime minister represents president biya at african union summit on conflict prevention
Politique Cameroon’s prime minister represents president biya at african union summit on conflict prevention President Paul Biya has dispatched Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute to Luanda to participate in the 21st extraordinary…
Niger’s military power trap: the tiani regime’s challenges
The pattern in Niamey is disturbingly consistent, a tragically predictable cycle. While leaders come and go, the underlying method of power acquisition remains stubbornly unchanged. When heavy gunfire and explosions once again…
Makokou’s public services transformation: bringing essential support closer to citizens
Politique Gabon : Makokou, le service public se rapproche Libreville, Saturday, August 29, 2026 – In Makokou, the Ogooué-Ivindo region is witnessing continued transformation through services that directly impact its residents. On…