By Martin Ngu — Journalist
Author: Martin Ngu
Journalist
Senegal’s political fallout: what the Sonko-Diomaye Faye split means for the country’s future
By Martin Ngu — Journalist
Tshisekedi’s peace appeal to churches in DRC sparks national debate over next steps
By Martin Ngu — Journalist
After the seventh China visit, Togo weighs the fallout and what lies ahead
By Martin Ngu — Journalist
Benin’s 2027 budget sparks debate: reactions and what lies ahead
The Beninese government has sent its 2027 draft finance bill to the National Assembly, setting the stage for parliamentary scrutiny and public debate. Balanced at 4,757.029 billion FCFA in both resources and…
Gabon’s naval buildup: reaction, debate, and what comes next
By Martin Ngu — Journalist
Benin’s 2027 budget: what the 4,757 billion FCFA plan sparks and where it leads next
The submission of Benin’s 2027 draft finance bill to the National Assembly has set off a wave of commentary across the country, with the proposed 4,757.029 billion FCFA budget — a 14.7%…
What next for Cameroon’s opposition after Anicet Ekane’s unanswered Yaoundé wait?
By Martin Ngu — Journalist
Angola’s renewed support for DRC sparks debate: what happens next in the eastern crisis?
By Martin Ngu — Journalist
Cotonou’s port efficiency record: the ripple effects and what West Africa expects next
The ripple effects of a standout performance While West African port hubs struggle with critical congestion, Benin’s maritime platform is drawing attention for its striking fluidity. With container waiting times estimated at…
Benin’s judge takes his seat in Abuja: the debate now shifts to enforcement
When Désiré Henri Aihou took the oath as a judge of the ECOWAS Court of Justice in Abuja on 6 October 2026, the moment was more than a formality. The ceremony, held…
Benin’s judge takes his seat in Abuja: the debate now shifts to enforcement
When Désiré Henri Aihou took the oath as a judge of the ECOWAS Court of Justice in Abuja on 6 October 2026, the moment was more than a formality. The ceremony, held…