Cotonou port beats congestion: how long can 36-72 hour container pickups last?
Why Cotonou stands out in a region plagued by port congestion Ports across West Africa are struggling with heavy congestion, but Benin’s Cotonou Autonomous Port
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On October 6, 2026, in Abuja, the Republic of Benin took another step in its long engagement with West African judicial institutions. Dr. Désiré Henri
On October 6, 2026, in Abuja, the Republic of Benin took another step in its long engagement with West African judicial institutions. Dr. Désiré Henri
By Pierre Tchuente — Journalist
At the close of its first extraordinary session of 2026, Niger’s Consultative Council for Refoundation (CCR) delivered a recommendation that landed like a thunderbolt while
By Claire Mvondo — Journalist
A long-awaited confirmation, but questions multiply The fate of Nigerien journalist Moussa Kaka has finally seen a glimmer of clarity. After more than a month
At Assamaka, on the threshold of the Sahara, Algeria and Niger have officially switched on their trans-Saharan fiber optic link. Beyond the kilometers of cable
By Pierre Tchuente — Journalist
Benin at a pivotal economic moment While many economies in the region grapple with global economic headwinds, Benin stands out as a vibrant economic force