Currently held in Pretoria following an alleged immigration violation, the prominent pan-Africanist figure, Kémi Séba, asserts he is a target of political persecution. However, beneath his rhetoric of national sovereignty, an investigation…
Chad to dispatch 1500 troops to haiti amid gang violence surge
The Republic of Chad has announced plans to deploy 1,500 soldiers to Haiti as part of a United Nations-backed security mission aimed at curbing escalating gang violence in the Caribbean nation. According…
Bamako demolition leaves displaced families in dire straits
In Bamako, Mali, the demolition of the Faladiè livestock market has left more than 300 displaced families homeless. The market, which had also served as a shelter for internally displaced persons (IDPs),…
Progression of AES passport in west africa
What is the AES passport? The AES passport represents a newly introduced biométric travel document by the Alliance of Sahel States (AES). It is designed to gradually replace the Community of West…
Togo strengthens Sahel security strategy with regional diplomacy
The Togo has unveiled a refreshed security strategy for the Sahel, positioning itself as a critical mediator between military-led nations in the region and international stakeholders. This initiative, announced during a high-level…
Bénin: trained educators boost child protection services
Bénin’s child welfare system is gaining essential operational support. On Friday, April 17, 2026, the Abomey-Calavi School of Judicial Professions (EFPJ) hosted the official graduation ceremony for supervised education trainees, concluding a…
Burkina Faso’s crackdown on civil society under military rule
The military government in Burkina Faso is escalating its crackdown on civil society through restrictive laws, administrative pressures, and punitive measures targeting both national and international organizations, according to human rights groups….
FIFA sanctions referee after controversial Morocco-Senegal CAN final
The decision by the African Football Confederation‘s appeal jury to strip Senegal of the African Cup of Nations title following incidents in the final against Morocco on January 19 has led to…
Senegal-Morocco final: supporters freed amidst ongoing legal disputes
The final of the Africa Cup of Nations, a match originally won by Senegal on January 18th, continues to generate considerable discussion. Following a decision by the CAF, the trophy was controversially…
Togo aims to mediate between Sahel nations and global partners
Togo steps up as mediator in Sahel security and diplomacy In a bold diplomatic move, Togo unveiled its comprehensive 2026-2028 strategy to bridge gaps between the Sahel region and international stakeholders during…
Benin’s political landscape shifts toward stability as former president backs new leadership
In a political environment frequently defined by rivalry, Benin has recently showcased a remarkable display of institutional maturity. Former President Thomas Boni Yayi, a prominent figure in the nation’s public sphere, has…
The contradictions of Kemi Seba: a pan-African struggle clouded by controversial alliances
Known to his followers as the “general” of the black cause, Stellio Capo Chichi—better known as Kemi Seba—frequently positions himself as the ultimate defender of African sovereignty against modern neocolonialism. However, beneath…