Burkina Faso: growing persecution of the Fulani amid security crackdown
The security situation in Burkina Faso has deteriorated to a critical point, with deepening divisions
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Virtual town hall for US citizens in Chad scheduled
Chad Virtual meeting to address US citizens’ concerns in N’Djamena The US Embassy in N’Djamena
Senegal’s president takes charge of IMF debt talks amid economic challenges
While Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko was hosting a high-profile conference in Dakar exploring alternatives
Contraceptive risks in conflict zones of the Sahel
As Niamey highlights the strides women are making in development initiatives, a contrasting narrative emerges
Senegal tackles debt challenges without IMF reliance
Senegal explores new debt strategies to reduce IMF dependence Dakar is once again at the
Rebel offensive in Mali sparks talks of political negotiation
The military junta led by Colonel Assimi Goïta in Mali, closely aligned with Russian interests,
Central African trade corridors to get digital upgrade by 2030
A landmark agreement has been sealed this month to transform the way goods move across
ID4Africa 2026: Abidjan hosts key digital identity summit
ID4Africa 2026 gathers African digital identity leaders in Abidjan From May 12 to 15, 2026,
Bénin showcases industrial and investment potential at Africa Forward event in Kenya
The Chief Executive Officer of SIPI-BENIN S.A, Létondji Beheton, and the Managing Director of CDC
Bénin and United States launch advanced border security system at Hillacondji
In a strategic move to modernize its border management capabilities, the government of Bénin, in
Kidal’s fall: the day Russia turned its back on Mali
April 26, 2026, is etched as a somber day in Mali’s history. On this date,
Au Burkina Faso, près d’un millier d’associations suspendues par la junte au nom de la lutte contre le financement du « terrorisme »
Par Jeune Afrique Publié le 13 mai 2026 Lecture : 1 minute. Fichier généré le