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
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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
Senegal’s first BRVM bond listing raises 305 billion FCFA
Senegal has completed its first listing on the Regional Stock Exchange (BRVM), introducing four bond lines totaling 305 billion FCFA. The operation, led by the
Benin police launch sweeping traffic enforcement drive
Benin Benin police launch sweeping traffic enforcement drive Benin’s Republican Police have launched a nationwide operation targeting traffic code violations, with over 100 motorcyclists and
Ivory Coast unveils $5.3 billion World Bank portfolio at Abidjan open days
Ivory Coast’s active portfolio with the World Bank Group stands at 25 projects worth a combined $5.3 billion. The figure was confirmed on Monday, September
Burkina Faso’s Nanga armored vehicles: the secret defense label masking an inflated procurement scheme
It was a monumental, almost miraculous claim that electrified sovereignist circles: Burkina Faso is said to have locally produced or adapted nearly 300 armored vehicles
Cameroon court convicts four journalists in minister’s eyeglasses case
A costly verdict for four reporters A court in Cameroon has convicted four journalists over a report involving a minister’s eyeglasses. The case has drawn
Mali: the gap between Assimi Goïta’s independence speech and reality
In his address to the nation on independence day, transitional president General Assimi Goïta struck a triumphant tone. The speech promised economic growth, touted a
Nanga armoured vehicles: Burkina Faso’s opaque defence project under scrutiny
A claim of local production, but the factory remains out of sight Burkina Faso’s military leader, Ibrahim Traoré, has publicly stated that around 300 Nanga
Sévaré raid: Mali’s security strategy tested by JNIM attack
The attack claimed on Sunday, September 20 by the Group for Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), an Al-Qaeda affiliate, against the Sévaré air base