The gap between official rhetoric and ground realities has become impossible to ignore. On Wednesday, September 23, 2026, Burkina Faso’s transitional authorities once again rolled
Month: September 2026
Ghana’s Salomay Awiti case: secret detention, abandoned children and an alleged coup plot
The violent arrest and incommunicado detention of nurse Salomay Bafoh Awiti has triggered a political and legal firestorm in Ghana. A country that has long
Pope Leo XIV’s four-day France apostolic journey: Paris, Lourdes and Metz on the schedule
A historic four-day apostolic journey begins in France France is preparing for a major ecclesial and diplomatic event as Pope Leo XIV arrives for his
Boussouma emptied: armed groups take village 77 km from Ouagadougou after chiefdom reform
Boussouma, a village located just 77 kilometres north-east of Burkina Faso’s capital, Ouagadougou, has been emptied of its population under sustained pressure from armed groups.
Madaouela uranium: the deal with Atomic Eagle raises serious doubts
Niger’s transitional authorities have hailed the agreement signed on 23 September 2026 for the Madaouela uranium deposit as a major win for mining sovereignty. The
Cameroon customs collects 1.8 billion FCFA from imported phones under new system
Cameroon’s Directorate General of Customs has collected 1.8 billion FCFA (about 2.7 million euros) in duties and taxes on imported phones, tablets and digital terminals
Barcelona beat Paris FC 5-2 in Women’s Champions League opener
Women’s Champions League Barcelona beat Paris FC 5-2 in Women’s Champions League opener WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2026/2027 – After conceding an early goal, Barcelona responded
Mali’s 66th independence anniversary: a national celebration with implications for the AES
A traditional national ceremony in Bamako On 22 September 2026, Bamako hosted the 66th anniversary of Mali’s independence. The ceremony was presided over by General
Gabon opens talks with EU to reshape fisheries deal
Gabon moves to reopen fisheries negotiations with the European Union Libreville has authorised the launch of talks on a new sustainable fisheries partnership agreement and
Chad: N’Djamena prosecutors open inquiry into suspected exploitation of five minors filmed in military uniforms
Chad Chad: N’Djamena prosecutors open inquiry into suspected exploitation of five minors filmed in military uniforms Five minors shown in military uniforms and heard making
Cameroon: Oumar, 20, shot by Boko Haram in the Far North after refusing to leave his village
Open Doors calls for prayer after January attack in Cameroon’s Far North Boko Haram gunmen opened fire on 20-year-old Oumar in the Far North region
Benin’s civil protection agency receives vehicles, computers and rescue kits from OIM in Cotonou
On Tuesday 22 September 2026, the Agence Béninoise de Protection Civile (ABPC) took a significant step in modernising its operational toolkit. During an official ceremony