In Bamako, Mali’s capital, two young men were fatally shot by soldiers near the headquarters of the Office de Radiodiffusion-Télévision du Mali (ORTM) in the
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Tchad: three years of eu-un support for human rights defenders
On May 28, the United Nations Human Rights Office in Chad hosted a critical evaluation workshop in N’Djamena to assess the progress of the ‘Support
Niger scandal: spanish consul dismissed over visa corruption network
Niger’s diplomatic storm: Spain withdraws consul amid visa trafficking allegations In a decisive move that has sent ripples through Niamey’s corridors of power, Spain has
New final time for PSG vs Arsenal champions league final
Why is the PSG vs Arsenal Champions League final kicking off at 6 pm? Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal face off in Budapest this Saturday, but
Benin appoints first female aide-de-camp to president in historic move
In a groundbreaking move for security and gender equality in West Africa, Benin has appointed a captain from the Republican Guard as the President’s aide-de-camp,
Benin strengthens presidential security with new defense advisor
The President of Benin, Romuald Wadagni, announced on May 28, 2026, the appointment of Air Force General Bertin Bada as his new advisor for defense
Champions league final moved to 6 pm for strategic reasons
The UEFA Champions League final kicks off at 6 pm: a strategic shift for the 2026 season A historic change in tradition. The UEFA Champions
Final of the champions league kicks off at 6pm: why the change?
The highly anticipated Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal, set to take place this Saturday in Budapest, will kick off at an earlier-than-usual
Chad government makes official apology to magistrates amid judicial tensions
The judicial community in Chad witnessed a significant step toward reconciliation this week as the government extended formal apologies to magistrates following a high-level meeting
Senegal’s debt crisis: could the FMI unlock new financial avenues after Sonko’s exit?
The recent political transition in Senegal has reignited discussions about the country’s escalating debt burden and potential pathways to financial relief. With Ousmane Sonko no
Senegal debt talks: Can a new government unlock IMF program?
The departure of Ousmane Sonko from Senegal’s political scene has sparked fresh discussions about the country’s debt strategy and potential negotiations with the International Monetary
Chad judicial security minister talks ease tensions in N’Djamena
Chad Chad: Judicial and security officials work toward resolution in N’Djamena Officials convened in the capital to address misunderstandings between the judiciary and the Minister