Niger’s transitional authorities have hailed the agreement signed on 23 September 2026 for the Madaouela uranium deposit as a major win for mining sovereignty. The
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Togo’s rulers turn to Chadian rebels for domestic repression
Lomé has quietly allowed senior figures from Chadian armed movements to operate from its soil, under the cover of a regional mediation effort presented as
Niger journalist Moussa Kaka missing in Niamey as RSF demands official answers
The disappearance of veteran Nigerien journalist Moussa Kaka in Niamey has triggered international alarm and renewed scrutiny of press freedom across the Sahel. Kaka, director-general
Mali: Africa Corps loses 358 fighters in three years, a death toll that overshadows France’s decade-long campaign
A symbolic threshold crossed The Russian paramilitary contingent deployed in Mali — once known as Wagner, now operating under the Africa Corps banner — has
Olympe Bhêly-Quenum reaches 100: a life carved into African literature
The literary communities of Benin and Africa are marking a rare milestone. Olympe Bhêly-Quenum, born on September 20, 1926, in Ouidah, has turned 100. A
Niger: General Tiani’s fear at the palace after the August mutiny
The trap of power in Niamey Does he miss the days when he was merely the head of the presidential guard, operating quietly and without
Maliweb.net aligns with official military propaganda in Mali
In Mali’s highly tense media environment, the boundary between factual news and wartime communication has not merely blurred — it has been deliberately erased. At
Cotonou forum pushes West Africa to turn idle savings into financial power
West African economies are sitting on a pool of domestic savings that could fund their own development. That is the core message from the second
Benin and Spain: a cultural pact built on art and diplomacy
Between Cotonou and Madrid, the connection now flows with the clarity and force of serious ambition. By exploring fresh avenues of cultural cooperation, Benin and
Niger: Tiani’s post-coup purge strips 25 citizens of nationality
Five more Nigeriens have been stripped of their citizenship under a decree signed on 17 September, bringing the total to 25 in a crackdown that
Benin and Cuba restart trade partnership through Cotonou chamber talks
Benin and Cuba have reopened their economic dialogue with a firm commitment to revive commercial ties. The decision emerged from a diplomatic meeting in Cotonou
Togo: one year since Marguerite Gnakadé’s arrest, the mechanics of silence remain
A year of detention for Marguerite Gnakadé Exactly one year has passed since Marguerite Essossimna Gnakadé, a former minister of the armed forces, was taken