Un rapport britannique décrit un Sahel où l’affaiblissement des États profite aux groupes armés. Au Mali, au Burkina Faso et au Niger, les régimes militaires
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MALI : Le JNIM diffuse les images de l’attaque de la base de San et contredit la version des FAMa
San, 3 septembre 2026 — La bataille de San ne se joue plus seulement sur le terrain. Elle se poursuit désormais dans l’espace informationnel, à
Insecurity ravages Tillabéri while military authorities boost support for General Tiani in Niger
The security situation in western Niger remains highly volatile. While the military administration intensifies its public relations efforts to rally citizens around the head of
Senegal’s air expands fleet with new boeing 737-800 jet
Senegal’s national carrier embraces a new era of aviation The national airline of Senegal is taking a bold step forward in its modernization drive with
Niamey’s security paradox: internal dissent, foreign guardians, and a vulnerable populace
The events unfolding on August 29, 2026, at Niamey’s Air Base 101 transcended the conventional narrative of a jihadist threat. A mutiny, primarily involving elements
Senegal secures $2.2 billion IMF deal to bolster economic stability
The Government of Senegal and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have finalized a three-year agreement under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF), unlocking a financial lifeline
Senegal secures $2.2 billion IMF deal with debt restructuring agreement
Dakar and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have finalized a landmark financial agreement worth $2.2 billion, unlocking critical funds for Senegal’s economic recovery. The deal,
The Sahel’s strategic alliance: why concrete action remains elusive for the AES
A year has passed since the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), comprising Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, formalized its charter and established its confederation. Yet,
Côte d’Ivoire hosts Lions Club International governor to advance youth and environmental initiatives
The newly appointed Governor of Lions Club International’s District 403-A2, Mr. Jean Pierre HILLAH, commenced his official regional tour in Côte d’Ivoire. On Monday, August
Togo’s public contracts: navigating the credit crunch and seeking shared risk
A recurring lament from local entrepreneurs engaged in public works echoes across Togo: “The banks are no longer supporting us.” This sentiment highlights a significant
Niger’s tiani regime faces internal military challenge
Following the August 29 coup attempt, the Nigerien regime appears more vulnerable than ever. The direct intervention of Russian forces and the announced military support
Cameroun launches tender for 60 000 tonnes of gpl
The Cameroonian domestic gas market has taken a decisive step forward with the launch of a competitive bidding process on September 1, 2026, for the