Startling revelations have emerged regarding an opaque transaction involving Niger’s uranium reserves. A significant stock of Nigerien uranium, managed by SOPAMIN, was reportedly sold discreetly
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N’Djamena: boosting youth skills through professional training in Chad
Tchad N’Djamena: boosting youth skills through professional training in Chad The Réseau des Acteurs de Développement Chrétiens (RADEC) officially inaugurated a professional training program for
Dakar 2026 aims to set a new standard for eco-friendly sports events
The Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games are poised to make history—not just in sports, but in environmental responsibility. In a bold initiative, the event’s organizers
General Tiani’s security trap in Niger as jihadists reject constitutional rule
The limits of a military-led security narrative in Niger Two years after ousting democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum under the banner of restoring national security,
Senegal assembly’s emergency session: key decisions by ousmane sonko
Senegal’s Assembly convenes emergency session: ousmane sonko’s strategic decisions The national assembly’s internal regulations strictly limit extraordinary sessions to a maximum of 15 days, ensuring
World bank injects 340 billion cfa francs into Senegal’s economy
The World Bank has unlocked a financial package worth 340 billion CFA francs for Senegal, as disclosed by the Republic’s Presidency. The announcement, made from
The shifting sands of western Sahara: Morocco’s diplomatic push and us support
Since late July, the United States has intensified its diplomatic and economic engagement with Morocco. This strategic alignment follows Washington’s 2020 endorsement of Morocco’s autonomy
Togo strengthens judicial system with 28 new magistrates appointment
An important milestone has been reached in Togo’s ongoing efforts to modernize its judicial system. During a cabinet meeting held in Lomé on August 4,
Cameroon leadership questions rise after biya’s decree signatures
The recent publication of decrees appointing five brigadier generals in Cameroon has reignited debates surrounding President Paul Biya’s prolonged absence from the public eye. Since
Togo constitution crisis sparks call for african union sanctions
Tensions escalate around the constitutional reforms in Togo as a coalition of 43 civil society organizations (CSOs) from Africa and its diaspora urge the Economic
Sénégal’s economic slowdown amid political tensions
Three years after the presidential election of April 2024, Senegal finds itself at a critical juncture where political rivalries are overshadowing economic imperatives. The transition
Cotonou enhances food safety and hygiene through regulated street vendors and port canteen
Challenges How can the Port of Cotonou sustain street vendors’ livelihoods while ensuring food safety and hygiene for both customers and sellers? Best practice Recognizing