Oumar’s shooting in Cameroon: the aftermath, the debate, and what lies ahead
Oumar’s shooting in Cameroon: the aftermath, the debate, and what lies ahead In the wake of a brutal Boko Haram…
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Benin’s civil protection agency gets OIM boost: how the fallout could reshape emergency response
On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, the Beninese Civil Protection Agency (ABPC) took a significant step forward in modernizing its operational…
Senegal’s BRVM listing: what the market is saying and what happens next
Senegal has just pulled off its first-ever listing on the Regional Stock Exchange (BRVM), introducing four bond lines worth a…
Benin’s traffic crackdown: what drivers are saying and where it goes next
Benin’s roads have become the stage for an intense police operation against traffic offences, and the fallout is already reshaping…
Ivory Coast’s World Bank portfolio: what the $5.3 billion reveal means for jobs and the road ahead
The World Bank Group’s active portfolio in Ivory Coast currently stands at 25 projects with a combined value of $5.3…
Nanga armored vehicles: mounting fallout, public backlash and where Burkina Faso goes from here
The announcement landed like a thunderclap, and the fallout is still rippling across Burkina Faso. The transitional authorities claim that…
After the eyeglasses verdict in Cameroon, a reckoning for the press and its critics
In Cameroon, the eyeglasses affair involving a government minister has ended with four journalists hit by heavy sentences. The fallout…
Mali’s official narrative stirs debate as Goïta’s promises collide with daily struggles
When General Assimi Goïta, head of Mali’s transitional government, delivered his Independence Day address to the nation, the tone was…
Nanga armoured vehicles: Burkina Faso’s ‘made in Burkina’ claim sparks national debate as questions mount
When Burkina Faso’s military leadership unveiled close to 300 Nanga armoured vehicles as proof of a new era of industrial…
Sévaré attack aftermath: Mali’s security debate and the road ahead
The assault claimed on Sunday, September 20 by the al-Qaeda-affiliated Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM) on…
Mali’s JNIM attacks: mounting toll, rising debate, uncertain path forward
Mali is once again confronted with the harsh realities of its security crisis after a series of coordinated assaults by…
What the first Sèmè crude cargo means for Benin — and the debate it has sparked
Benin is about to write a new chapter in its economic history. In October 2026, the country will ship its…