By Martin Ngu — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Fallout from the Dakar-Abidjan bank fraud: how 1.9 billion FCFA vanished and what happens next
The fallout from an alleged bank fraud involving 1.9 billion CFA francs continues to reverberate between Dakar and Abidjan, where two financial institutions are said to have been caught off guard by…
Burkina Faso’s dry season gamble: reactions mount as 254.79 billion FCFA plan takes shape
By Martin Ngu — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Oryx Energies’ $1 billion sale: the fallout, the debate and what happens next
The $1 billion sale of Oryx Energies has landed with force across Africa’s energy sector. The Swiss oil trader, a fixture on the continent for more than thirty years, has passed into…
Senegal’s political fallout: what the Sonko-Diomaye Faye split means for the country’s future
By Martin Ngu — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Tshisekedi’s peace appeal to churches in DRC sparks national debate over next steps
By Martin Ngu — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Benin’s health gamble: fallout and what the 14 clinic projects mean next
The decision is made, and now the debate begins. Benin’s government has formally cleared the way for construction to start on fourteen health centres across the country, alongside a full overhaul of…
After the seventh China visit, Togo weighs the fallout and what lies ahead
By Martin Ngu — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Benin’s new coastal authority between Fidjrossè and Ouidah: reactions, debate and what comes next
The Benin government’s decision to establish a dedicated body to oversee development along the strategic stretch of coast between Fidjrossè and Ouidah has triggered a wave of reactions and opened a broader…
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 — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Burkina Faso’s 40 billion CFA market debt: reactions mount as sovereignty narrative meets fiscal reality
When Burkina Faso’s government talks about sovereignty, it is not just rhetoric — it is a daily message. Yet on 7 October 2026, the state once again turned to private investors on…