The Chadian government has firmly rejected accusations by the United Nations regarding civilian casualties during recent military operations against Boko Haram in the Lake Chad
Category: Analysis
Chadian women’s economic rights: a continental overview of progress and persistent hurdles
A recent comprehensive assessment of economic rights for women across Africa paints a mixed picture, revealing significant disparities in gender equality. While several nations have
Examining the jnim-fla alliance in Mali: trajectory and implications
We delve into critical inquiries concerning the dynamic alliance between Jnim and FLA in Mali, exploring its potential trajectory and far-reaching implications. By Pierre Tchuente
Security failures in Mali after april jihadist attacks
Mali’s security crisis deepens: Bakary Sambe dissects the collapse of external security partnerships In the wake of coordinated jihadist attacks on April 25 that left
Sénégal: the debt crisis debate and sustainable alternatives
In Dakar, economists, policymakers, and civil society representatives are gathering to scrutinize Senegal’s mounting debt burden. The two-day international conference, titled « Debt crisis in
The Sahel’s dilemma: should negotiations with jihadist groups be an option?
Following the coordinated assaults on April 25 and 26 targeting Bamako, Kati, Gao, Sévaré, and Kidal, a previously unspoken question has re-emerged in Malian security
Mali’s touareg crisis: why addressing their demands is key to peace
Mali’s security situation has worsened significantly in recent months, with coordinated attacks striking multiple cities in late April 2026. These assaults resulted in the tragic
Mali’s sovereignty crisis: how regional alliances and foreign powers shape the conflict
Mali’s sovereignty crisis: how regional alliances and foreign powers shape the conflict Since 2012, Mali has been grappling with a deepening multidimensional crisis that has
Industrialisation as key driver for Ivory coast economic growth
Industrialisation: the critical path to Ivory Coast’s economic transformation Journalists engaged in discussion with Paul-Harry Aithnard, Ecobank Côte d’Ivoire CEO and UEMOA Regional Director The
Faure Gnassingbé’s ascension to power: a legacy of controversy in Togo
The political trajectory of Togo is indelibly marked by a pivotal year, 2005, which continues to cast a shadow over collective memory and foster national
Togo’s constitutional shift: entrenching faure gnassingbé’s power
Togo recently enacted a significant constitutional transformation, which many observers view as a severe blow to democratic alternation. Following the new Constitution’s adoption on April
Togo’s president in kyrgyzstan: a geopolitical gamble amidst national economic woes
As citizens in Togo grapple daily with soaring living costs and persistent power outages, President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé embarked on a journey to the snow-capped