The morning of May 18th brought devastating news to the people of Intahaka, near Gao. A Malian military drone, intended to strike suspected terrorists, instead decimated a vehicle belonging to the GATIA…
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Abidjan champions african data protection dialogue at rapdp summit
Côte d’Ivoire’s economic capital, Abidjan, emerged as the focal point for continental discussions on personal data stewardship on May 18, 2026. For four dynamic days, the ninth international conference of the African…
Alliance for the republic denounces prime minister sonko in touba
alliance for the republic denounces prime minister sonko in touba The Alliance for the Republic (APR) has significantly ramped up its efforts in Touba following the detention of Pape Malick Ndour. Party…
Chad’s national museum hosts inaugural museum night, showcasing cultural richness
N’Djamena recently came alive with a vibrant cultural celebration as the Chad National Museum, under the patronage of the Ministry of Tourist Development, Culture, and Handicrafts, hosted its very first Museum Night….
Concerns mount over Senegal’s anti-homosexuality law
Senegal’s recently enacted anti-homosexuality legislation, which significantly stiffens penalties for “acts against nature,” is already having judicial consequences amidst widespread controversy. In the six weeks following its promulgation, authorities have apprehended more…
African digital governance: Abidjan hosts pivotal data protection conference
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, recently became the focal point for African digital governance as the ninth international conference of the African Network of Personal Data Protection Authorities (RAPDP) convened for four days, commencing…
Senegal tightens border security amid Mali crisis
Senegal steps up vigilance along Mali border as jihadist threat looms With 400 km of shared border and deep-rooted trade ties with Mali, Senegal is actively monitoring the escalating crisis in its…
Bamako endures: daily life under state of emergency in Mali
Bamako endures: daily life under state of emergency in Mali In Bamako, the vibrant capital city of Mali, a state of emergency persists, deeply impacting daily routines. Islamist militias have established blockades,…
Burkina Faso’s malaria crisis deepens amid controversial scientific shutdown
The decision by Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s regime to permanently shutter the Target Malaria project’s laboratories and mandate the destruction of its genetically modified mosquito samples marks a pivotal moment in Burkina Faso’s…
Sénégal: minister mabouba diagne sues media outlets for defamation
Sénégal: minister mabouba diagne sues media outlets for defamation Mabouba Diagne, a prominent minister, has initiated legal proceedings, filing a defamation lawsuit against several media organizations. He contends that these outlets disseminated…
Tragic drone strikes in Mali claim civilian lives
On Sunday, aerial drone strikes conducted by the Malian army tragically claimed the lives of at least ten civilians. Among the victims were young individuals in Téné who were preparing for a…