Following a Council of Ministers session led by President Patrice Talon on April 22, 2026, four major industrial entities have been authorized to operate under
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Mali’s sovereignty tested by private hostage negotiations
Exiled Opposition Figure Stages Hostage Release, Exposing State Weakness In a development that has sent shockwaves through Mali’s political landscape, a photograph capturing opposition leader
Burkina Faso’s junta struggles with food security despite aid influx
The Burkina Faso government, led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré, continues to face severe food shortages despite its claims of achieving self-sufficiency. The country relies heavily
Kemi Seba’s fall: how panafricanism distanced itself from the controversial activist
Once a prominent voice in Africa’s radical panafricanist circles, Kemi Seba now faces an uncertain future as South African authorities prepare to decide his fate.
Kémi séba’s south african detention uncovers network of controversial alliances
Prominent pan-Africanist figure, Kémi Séba, currently held in custody in Pretoria following an alleged immigration violation, has vehemently decried his situation as political persecution. However,
Chad to send 1500 troops to haiti amid gang violence crisis
Chad is set to deploy 1,500 troops to Haiti as part of a United Nations-backed security mission aimed at combating rampant gang violence in the
Burkina Faso’s military junta intensifies crackdown on civil society and NGOs
Click to expand Image The military administration in Burkina Faso is heightening its systematic campaign against civil society through restrictive new laws, administrative hurdles, and
Togo positions itself as a diplomatic link between the Sahel and global partners
Togo recently unveiled its updated security and geopolitical framework for the Sahel region during a significant gathering in Lomé. The summit saw participation from both
Benin’s path to unity: former president Boni Yayi endorses Romuald Wadagni
In a political climate often defined by friction, Benin is showcasing a remarkable display of institutional maturity. Former President Thomas Boni Yayi, a central figure
The contradictions of Kemi Seba: how questionable alliances undermine the pan-African cause
While he portrays himself as a prominent leader of the Black cause and a champion of African sovereignty against “neocolonialism,” Kemi Seba’s public persona is
Sahel watergate: Leaked audio exposes the hidden mechanics of kémi séba’s activism
A leaked audio recording currently circulating on social media has triggered a significant diplomatic controversy, effectively dismantling the public persona that Kémi Séba spent years
Burkina Faso dissolves 118 NGOs as repression of civil society intensifies
In response to the government’s decision to shut down 118 non-governmental organizations and associations within Burkina Faso, Ousmane Diallo, a senior Sahel researcher for Amnesty