As tensions escalate in the Middle East, Mauritania is taking proactive steps to shield its consumers from soaring food prices. The government has rolled out a sweeping price monitoring initiative designed to…
Rising food costs from middle east conflict: Mauritania tightens market oversight
As tensions escalate in the Middle East, Mauritania is taking proactive steps to shield its markets from the ripple effects of surging global food prices. To prevent unjustified price hikes on essential…
Senegal receives caf appeal decision, prepares tas challenge for can 2025
Following an anticipated three-week period, Senegal is now poised to initiate its appeal process with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS), challenging the Confederation of African Football (CAF) decision that awarded…
Senegal’s can 2025 appeal: a crucial step forward
It has been three weeks since the Confederation of African Football (CAF) made the decision to revoke the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2025 hosting rights from Senegal. This move effectively designated…
Benin’s dual focus: electoral transition and national sporting aspirations
Political landscape: on the cusp of a historic presidential election With less than a week remaining until a pivotal presidential election, Benin is experiencing a palpable surge of energy. Far from any…
Benin and nigeria forge historic military alliance against terrorism
COTONOU – In a significant move set to reshape sub-regional stability, the military high commands of Benin and Nigeria officially inaugurated an enhanced military cooperation mechanism on Sunday, April 5, 2026. This…
Burkina Faso’s deepening crisis: when revolution turns on its adherents
The profound reverberations following the unexpected death of Mahamadi Baguian, widely known as «Marshall», continue to destabilize the very foundations of Burkina Faso’s transitional government. Far more than a mere tragic incident,…
Ibrahim traoré’s Sahelian balancing act: federal goals and national interests
The ambitious federal vision for the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), championed by Ibrahim Traoré, increasingly confronts the practicalities of governance where the immediate survival of individual regimes often takes precedence over…
Burkina Faso: Captain traoré’s stark rejection of democracy
Ouagadougou witnessed a stark declaration on Thursday, April 2, as Captain Ibrahim Traoré, leader of Burkina Faso’s ruling military junta, openly urged the nation to abandon any notions of democracy. Broadcast on…
Benin: debunking the 45% child malnutrition death claim by Martin Rodriguez
Misrepresenting statistical data can dramatically alter its meaning and public understanding. On March 31, 2026, during an audio recording titled “Ten Years Without an Assessment, Part 4,” disseminated by the online platform…
Burkina Faso’s leadership under fire: Unveiling the human cost of conflict
Captain Ibrahim Traoré, a 36-year-old military leader, now occupies the presidential palace, a position secured without electoral mandate following the abolition of democratic processes. This convenient shift allows for direct communication with…
Burkina Faso’s grim reality: official narratives clash with mass grave evidence
Burkina Faso’s leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, a 36-year-old with newly acquired captain’s insignia, presides over a presidential palace he seized, having abolished democratic elections. This convenient move eliminates the need to engage…