Burkina Faso reinstates death penalty: a security lever or a democratic setback?
The military-led government in Burkina Faso has taken a decisive step, but the question remains: is it a step toward…
Will Senegal’s 72-hour strike break the backbone of social contracts?
The people of Senegal stand at a pivotal crossroads as a nationwide strike looms large from October 21 to 23,…
Mali : Plus de 40 civils massacrés à Tagadayat, Africa Corps face au défi de la protection des populations
Alors que les attaques continuent de frapper le nord-est du Mali et de provoquer des déplacements de population, le massacre…
Niger’s fuel shortages: why protests are banned as crisis deepens
Niger is facing an escalating fuel shortage, and the government’s response—banning protests and imposing curfews—has raised concerns about long-term stability.…
Can Real Madrid maintain their home dominance against RB Leipzig’s unpredictable attack?
Real Madrid vs RB Leipzig: A clash of momentum and unpredictability in Champions League October 21, 2026 21:00 CET Estadio…
Mali’s billion-dollar gamble: what real security progress has Russia’s military backing delivered?
Is a billion-dollar investment in foreign military support translating into tangible progress on the ground for Mali? The question looms…
Is africa trading sovereignty for security in exchange for russian gold deals?
Can gold-backed Russian security deals silently erode Sahel nations’ independence? The question haunts corridors of power in Bamako, Ouagadougou, and…
Is Benin right to challenge cnews over african content? the media ethics dilemma
Bénin’s tough stand against CNews: defending dignity or overreaching regulation? In a bold move that has reignited discussions about media…
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Can Sahel juntas afford the price of Moscow’s security umbrella?
From anti-colonial rhetoric to financial dependence After evicting French and Western troops, the military juntas in Mali, Burkina Faso, and…
Is a $17.6 million Congo fund transfer exposing hidden power links in Washington?
In May 2025, a $17.6 million transfer from a Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government account to a Texas-based defense…
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Burkina Faso’s 100 billion cfa bond: short-term relief or hidden debt risk?
Under mounting international pressure and constrained global capital access, Burkina Faso is turning to the West African regional financial market…
What does France’s urban unrest mean for Sahel juntas’ anti-Western propaganda?
Every time protests erupt in France—smashing shop windows, clashing with police, setting fires, and filling the air with tear gas—the…