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Togo’s hidden advantage: how phosphate is powering UEMOA’s fertilizer revolution 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,
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In Senegal, a single question is now dominating political conversations from Dakar to Ziguinchor: can President Bassirou Diomaye Faye survive the local elections that are
Ousmane Sonko now leads Senegal’s National Assembly, and with that role come real powers over the 2026 rectified finance bill. The question is simple but
Senegal’s December 2, 2026: will Diomaye Faye dissolve parliament or play the long game? On December 2, 2026, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye will finally hold
Senegal’s revised 2026 finance bill, submitted to the National Assembly on 18 September 2026, embodies a harsh recalibration of Dakar’s budgetary ambitions. Projected growth has
Premium article Senegal’s 2026 revised budget: a trap vote for Pastef or a necessary evil? What if the most consequential vote in Senegal’s National Assembly
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
WHAT WE KNOW Burkina Faso’s armored vehicles: can Faso Armored’s 300-unit claim survive the scrutiny? Burkina Faso’s military leader Ibrahim Traoré says the country has
Senegal and Azerbaijan have opened a new chapter in their bilateral relationship, signing a memorandum of understanding in New York to establish regular political consultations.
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