Niger is grappling with a profound humanitarian emergency, as recent figures reveal that more than a million individuals have been forcibly displaced across the nation.
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Côte d’Ivoire boosts local sheep farming ahead of Tabaski festival
The National Council to Combat High Cost of Living (CNLVC) in Côte d’Ivoire is preparing for Aïd al-Adha with a bold plan focused on strengthening
Algeria and Chad advance trans-saharan road project in n’djamena
Algeria’s Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellaoui, embarked on a significant two-day working visit to the Republic of Chad this Wednesday, leading
Senegal’s digital infrastructure faces mounting cyber threats
A recent string of cyberattacks targeting the Senegalese state has prompted serious questions regarding the nation’s digital resilience. Following breaches of the tax website in
Mali’s deepening crisis: a search for lasting peace amidst renewed conflict
PolitiqueAfrique Émission spéciale sur le Mali à la recherche de la paix PolitiqueAfrique Georges Ibrahim Tounkara 14/05/202614 mai 2026 The escalating situation in Mali continues
Romuald Wadagni’s mandate in Benin: a test for democracy and economic growth
Romuald Wadagni has secured a decisive victory in Benin’s presidential election, winning 94.27% of the vote against his opponent Paul Hounkpè, who conceded defeat and
Grâce à un grand Safonov, le PSG s’impose à Lens et décroche son 14e titre de champion de France
Foot, Ligue 1 Grâce à un grand Safonov, le PSG s’impose à Lens et décroche son 14e titre de champion de France Sans être brillant
Mountaga tall’s family launches legal action following his disappearance in Mali
The family of Me Mountaga Tall, a distinguished Malian lawyer and influential political figure, has confirmed the initiation of legal proceedings after his abduction from
Senegal partners with Turkey for coastal security amid shifting alliances
Senegal’s maritime security landscape is undergoing a significant transformation. Following the exit of French forces from its territory in 2024, Dakar has decided to entrust
Sénégal faces rising cyber threats to its digital government systems
The recent cyberattack against Senegal’s public treasury marks a troubling escalation in digital threats facing Dakar’s institutions. Over the past six months, three key government
Mali’s transition government insists on army support amid security challenges
In the heart of West Africa, Mali stands resilient under its transitional authorities, who remain steadfast in their resolve to combat armed groups. The April
Senegal debt crisis: economists urge alternative financing solutions
Economic experts gathered in Dakar have called for a paradigm shift in how Senegal manages its growing debt burden, warning that current borrowing strategies may