Ghana’s $109 million health deal refusal: who should control a nation’s medical records? What is the true price of a nation’s health sovereignty when foreign
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Kribi port at 15: has Cameroon’s Chinese-built gamble paid off?
Fifteen years ago, Mboro, on the outskirts of Kribi in southern Cameroon, was little more than an isolated fishing village, its handful of homes linked
Will the UK’s new transit visa rules isolate Senegal from its key global routes?
At a time when Senegal is betting on global mobility to drive its economic diplomacy, a quiet regulatory shift in London is raising an urgent
Will the AES ever launch its own currency? The question Traoré keeps leaving unanswered
Burkina Faso Will the AES ever launch its own currency? The question Traoré keeps leaving unanswered A single currency for the Alliance of Sahel States
Can Ibrahim Traoré’s 300 armored vehicles claim survive scrutiny? Inside Faso Armored’s made-in-Burkina Faso gamble
What if the most consequential military announcement in Burkina Faso’s recent history turned out to be its most elaborate mirage? Since November 2025, Captain Ibrahim
Can Washington force third-country deportations? Ivory Coast’s refusal raises the stakes
When US officials arrived in Abidjan with a controversial request, Ivorian leaders faced a defining question: should the country accept deportees who are not its
Will Benin’s AEO exporters finally crack the Chinese market?
Can a customs certification really unlock one of the world’s most demanding markets? That is the question at the heart of Benin’s latest trade move,
Northern Niger’s unanswered question: can Tiani’s government deliver water and power where it matters most?
Northern Niger’s unanswered question: can Tiani’s government deliver water and power where it matters most? In the northern reaches of Niger, the official narrative of
Can Air Sénégal survive the Interpol smuggling probe? The stakes for crew, passengers and the airline’s future
What happens when the crew members you trust with your safety are accused of running contraband at 30,000 feet? That is the uncomfortable question facing
As donor fatigue spreads, can Benin’s €544,042 UNAIDS pledge keep the HIV response on track?
In September 2026, as the 81st United Nations General Assembly filled the corridors of New York, an uncomfortable question travelled with it: who keeps the
Who pays the price when Burkina Faso’s public payroll contracts? Households weigh the cost of 1,917 fewer agents
As Burkina Faso opens a new school year, an uncomfortable question settles over thousands of homes: when the state’s own workforce contracts, who absorbs the
Libya pushes for direct Tripoli-Yaoundé flights as Cameroon sets up working groups
Yaoundé has already established working groups to examine Tripoli’s proposal in depth. Cameroon’s Minister of Transport, Jean Ernest Masséna Ngallè Bibehè, received a Libyan delegation