On October 6, 2026, in Abuja, the Republic of Benin took another step in its long engagement with West African judicial institutions. Dr. Désiré Henri
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Can Gabon’s jerrycan rule protect drivers without adding to their fuel woes?
By Pierre Tchuente — Journalist
Is the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo on track to become Africa’s deadliest ever?
By Claire Mvondo — Journalist
Is Niger’s junta silencing Moussa Kaka to bury deeper secrets?
A long-awaited confirmation, but questions multiply The fate of Nigerien journalist Moussa Kaka has finally seen a glimmer of clarity. After more than a month
Algeria-Niger fiber optic cable: who controls the Sahel’s digital lifeline?
At Assamaka, on the threshold of the Sahara, Algeria and Niger have officially switched on their trans-Saharan fiber optic link. Beyond the kilometers of cable
Can the Niger-Algeria trans-Saharan fibre link at Assamaka close the Sahel’s connectivity gap?
By Pierre Tchuente — Journalist
Benin’s economic outlook: can the 7.7% growth forecast for 2027 become lasting prosperity?
Benin at a pivotal economic moment While many economies in the region grapple with global economic headwinds, Benin stands out as a vibrant economic force
Will the DRC’s census truly count every citizen? Guylain Nyembo stakes his credibility on total coverage
By Claire Mvondo — Journalist
Kémi Séba: can a Niger diplomatic passport stop extradition from South Africa?
Does a diplomatic passport automatically shield its holder from extradition? That question now sits at the heart of the legal standoff over Kémi Séba in
What does the FLA’s Kidal exit really mean for the war in northern Mali?
The Front for the Liberation of Azawad (FLA) says it has pulled its fighters out of Kidal, in northern Mali, describing the move as a
Can Guinea-Bissau hold a credible election while its exiled ex-president is barred from returning?
Guinea-Bissau’s military leadership is pressing ahead with a sweeping disarmament drive across the capital, Bissau, just weeks before a presidential election that was meant to
Can Burkina Faso truly digitize public services while its people lack security and schooling?
As Ouagadougou glows with the banners of the National Days of Patriotic Commitment and Citizen Participation, the transitional government pulls out all the stops in