Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to face parliamentary scrutiny this Friday On Friday, May 22, 2026, Senegal’s Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, will take center stage at
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Djihadists target chinese mining site in Mali amid growing insecurity
JNIM escalates attacks with bold raid on Chinese-operated mine in southern Mali In a brazen overnight assault, the Group for the Support of Islam and
Mali facing grim choice between junta and jihadist rule
The Malian population faces an increasingly desperate dilemma as the military junta struggles to maintain control against a rising tide of jihadist influence. With the
Marseille’s financial crunch may force Timber’s exit
With Champions League revenue off the table this summer, Olympique de Marseille faces a financial squeeze that could compel the club to offload key assets.
Côte d’Ivoire: civil society urges sweeping electoral reform and inclusive political talks
News Politics Côte d’Ivoire: civil society urges sweeping electoral reform and inclusive political talks May 19, 2026 0 1 FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp Tensions surrounding Côte d’Ivoire’s electoral
French activists and officials unite against anti-LGBT crackdown in Sénégal
French organizations and political leaders are rallying to support the LGBT+ community in Sénégal after the country passed a severe law on March 11. This
Maurice Digbeu Kipré, founder of Serenity Insurance, passes away in Abidjan
Maurice Digbeu Kipré, the visionary founder and CEO of Serenity, a leading Ivory Coast-based insurance firm, passed away on Sunday, May 17, 2026, in Abidjan.
Senegal faces Mozambique, Sudan, Ethiopia in CAN 2027 qualifying group
Senegal drawn in Group J for CAN 2027 qualifiers alongside Mozambique, Sudan and Ethiopia Senegal’s path to the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations is now
Online gambling gaining ground among Chad’s urban youth
In the bustling streets of N’Djamena and other major cities across Chad, sports betting and online gambling are experiencing an unprecedented surge in popularity among
Starlink pricing sparks outrage in Senegal amid internet access concerns
Starlink’s internet pricing stirs debate in Senegal over digital inclusion The finalized pricing structure for Starlink’s satellite internet service in Senegal has ignited fierce discussions.
Niger struggles with military-imposed rent control policy
In a move aimed at placating urban residents amid political transition, Niger’s military-led administration has enacted a sweeping decree capping residential rents across the nation.
Burkina Faso scandal: Where did the Kaya displaced aid funds go?
In Burkina Faso, the promise of a massive agricultural support program worth over two billion West African CFA francs has turned into yet another bitter