Is Benin’s military model the key to breaking Haiti’s gang crisis?
Haïti’s escalating gang crisis demands innovative solutions The ongoing security crisis in Haiti has reached unprecedented levels, with armed gangs…
Author: Daniel Mbami
Journalist
Will Bénin’s military expertise turn the tide in Haiti’s security crisis?
COTONOU — A pivotal question hangs over the current visit of Haiti’s top military commander to Bénin: can African-led security…
Is Africa making a strategic error by overlooking its top arms suppliers against terrorism?
Why the debate over Africa’s military partnerships is reaching a boiling point In the high-stakes battle against terrorism sweeping across…
Togo’s debt ceiling: can the nation afford to borrow more without risking economic stability?
As of mid-2026, Togo’s public debt stands at 60.2% of GDP, leaving a theoretical cushion of 9.8 percentage points before…
Is trump’s midterm gamble in hormuz a bold move or a reckless misstep ahead of us elections
Trump’s last-minute military play in a critical geopolitical chokepoint The night before a pivotal us midterm election, donald trump authorized…
Is Russia exploiting africa’s economic despair by selling african lives as cannon fodder?
Why are african youth being turned into expendable soldiers in Ukraine? An extraordinary admission was recently extracted from Moscow: the…
Is Togo’s constitutional gamble pushing the limits of regional trust in Lomé?
Why the CEDEAO’s latest demand on Togo’s constitutional reform isn’t just procedural The Community Court of Justice of ECOWAS hasn’t…
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What happens when Burkina’s fleeing youth meet Guinea’s gold fields crackdown
From bullets to backbreaking labor: The brutal new reality for Burkinabè fleeing home Thousands of young Burkinabè are caught in…
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Can Benin’s 2026 cotton intensification pilot deliver the yields needed to meet 2033 goals?
The small rainy season of 2026 marks a defining moment for Benin’s cotton sector. As the country gears up for…
Is the UN powerless to resolve Western Sahara’s frozen conflict?
The United Nations Security Council witnessed another diplomatic showdown on Friday, October 30, 2026, as deepening divisions over Western Sahara…
Burkina Faso’s gold independence: Can Ouagadougou maintain control amid Russian security firms?
From rhetoric to reality: Who truly controls Burkina Faso’s gold wealth? Captain Ibrahim Traoré has made it clear: Burkina Faso’s…
Niger’s fuel shortage dilemma: how oil exports mask a domestic crisis
Can a nation boasting robust oil production, exporting millions of barrels annually, and claiming energy sovereignty still depend on foreign…