Benin’s higher education landscape has taken a decisive step forward. On September 15, 2026, the Sèmè City Institute of Technology (SCITI) and the University of
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General Moussa Salaou Barmou: US military doctrine driving Niger’s special forces
A strategist shaped by american military schools Within Niger’s military hierarchy, Major General Moussa Salaou Barmou has earned a reputation as one of the Sahel’s
Bénin’s Senate takes decisive step with 2027 budget adoption
Bénin’s Senate takes decisive step with 2027 budget adoption The Beninese Senate marked a pivotal moment in its institutional journey on September 17, 2026, by
SOCAR stakes claim in Côte d’Ivoire’s Baleine field: a game-changing move for Africa’s energy landscape
SOCAR stakes claim in Côte d’Ivoire’s Baleine field: a game-changing move for Africa’s energy landscape A historic turning point has arrived for Côte d’Ivoire’s energy
Benin’s airbadminton team seizes momentum with commanding 60-37 win over Algeria in Entebbe
Benin’s airbadminton breakthrough against Algeria sets the stage for Group A dominance at Entebbe A historic first-day display in Entebbe has catapulted Benin to the
Togo presses pause on press freedom as a reporter’s sidelining marks a decisive shift
Something shifted in Togo when a journalist learned that relaying information already in the public domain could cost her the beat. The sidelining of Emmanuelle
Senegal’s special funds: a breakthrough reform faces executive resistance
Senegal’s special funds: a breakthrough reform faces executive resistance August 13 marked a critical turning point when Justice Minister Moussa Sarr introduced amendments that diluted
Niger’s reshuffle: the decisive turn where loyalty pays and the people pay
The decree signed on 15 September 2026 by General Abdourahamane Tiani fools no one. Dressed up half-heartedly as a mere “technical reorganisation”, this first major
Niger’s information crackdown: the decisive break that changes everything
Some words arrive wrapped in promise, yet when spoken by a government under pressure, they can sound like an obituary. “Sovereignty” has now joined that
Niger’s fuel subsidy burden pushes SONIDEP toward 28 billion FCFA loss in 2026
Niger’s decision to keep pump prices frozen is now exacting a heavy toll on the country’s public finances. Fresh projections from the International Monetary Fund
Bénin et Émirats arabes unis renforcent leur coopération militaire et sécuritaire
Les relations entre le Bénin et les Émirats arabes unis se consolident dans les domaines de la défense et de la sécurité. Personnalités dans cet
At the un, Togo’s 2 million dollar African map gamble sparks outrage at home
As Togolese families struggle under an economic squeeze and rising living costs, the government’s diplomatic spending has ignited public anger. Based on an analysis of