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Morocco’s economic resilience: leveraging global shifts for growth

A la Une Economie Morocco’s economic resilience: leveraging global shifts for growth FacebookXWhatsAppEmailCopy URL A recent policy paper from the Policy Center for the New South offers a detailed look into Morocco’s economic resilience since the pandemic. The Kingdom effectively capitalizes on the restructuring of global value chains and an unprecedented public investment drive. However, […]

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Sahel security: are official tributes enough amidst persistent insecurity?

Following a recent assembly of defense ministers from the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), Bassolma Bazié, who presides over the CN-CES, extended profound commendations to the armed forces of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. His heartfelt tribute underscored their unwavering commitment and ultimate sacrifices in safeguarding territorial integrity, protecting civilian populations, and achieving what he […]

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Côte d’Ivoire secures monumental funding for 2026-2030 national development plan

Côte d’Ivoire has successfully secured an impressive 47,820 billion FCFA to fund its ambitious National Development Plan (PND) spanning 2026-2030, a significant achievement lauded by President Alassane Ouattara. President Alassane Ouattara of Côte d’Ivoire expressed profound satisfaction with the outcomes of the Consultative Group meeting, convened to secure financing for the nation’s National Development Plan […]

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Sénégal and Togo: contrasting approaches to constitutional law

Two African capitals, two distinct interpretations of legal sovereignty The capital cities of Sénégal and Togo are currently showcasing sharply contrasting philosophies regarding the enforcement of constitutional law. Recent landmark decisions by their highest judicial bodies have underscored two fundamentally different visions of institutional authority and its limits. Dakar’s judicial guardianship upholds constitutional supremacy In […]

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Gold for wheat: Burkina Faso’s troubling exchange with Moscow

Rarely has a political decision so starkly exposed the contradictions of a nation’s leadership as the recent move by Burkina Faso. While officials in Ouagadougou trumpet the virtues of regained sovereignty and local resilience, the government has simultaneously barred citizen-led initiatives and NGOs from providing direct aid to the country’s most vulnerable—under the pretext of […]