Arthur Zagré opts for Burkina Faso national team
Arthur Zagré, a left-back trained at Paris Saint-Germain and former French youth international, has chosen to represent Burkina Faso at the international level. The 24-year-old
Togo’s president in kyrgyzstan: a geopolitical gamble amidst national economic woes
As citizens in Togo grapple daily with soaring living costs and persistent power outages, President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé embarked on a journey to the snow-capped
Mali Attacks: Aggravating the Sahel Security Crisis • Stimson Center
Commentary Mali Attacks: Aggravating the Sahel Security Crisis Coordinated Mali attacks expose state vulnerabilities, insurgent adaptation, and shifting regional alliances across the Sahel North Africa
Senegal football federation clarifies payments for u15 champions
During a ceremony held last Tuesday to present the trophy won by the U15 Lionceaux at the African School Football Championship and to hand over
Togo’s judicial standoff: a challenge to the rule of law
A palpable tension currently grips Togo’s political landscape and its judicial system. At the heart of this escalating dispute is the alleged non-execution of a
Togo: over 62% of citizens believe the nation is on the wrong path, afrobarometer reveals
Despite official narratives celebrating a stable macroeconomic environment and the successes of the National Development Plan, a recent Afrobarometer survey delivers a sharp rebuke to
Senegal’s appeal in can 2025 reaches critical stage at cas
The legal battle between Morocco and Senegal regarding the CAN 2025 has entered a pivotal phase as of May 7, 2026. The Royal Moroccan Football
Côte d’Ivoire’s electoral commission dissolved amid calls for reform
In a political maneuver of unprecedented scope, the Ivorian government confirmed the dissolution of the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) during its Council of Ministers meeting
Mali denounces assassination plot against goïta and Burkina Faso suspends tv5
Unrest grips Bamako after deadly april 25 attacks In Bamako, an uneasy calm has settled since the violent clashes of April 25, which left high-ranking
Attacks in Bamako: Mali accuses foiled plot against Goïta, Burkina Faso bans TV5
The tense atmosphere in Bamako has barely eased since the violent attacks on April 25, which left General Sadio Camara, the military regime’s second-in-command, dead
Mali security alert as authorities foil alleged coup plot against goïta
In Bamako, a fragile calm persists following the violent incidents of April 25 that claimed the life of General Sadio Camara, a key figure in
Chad bishops urge dialogue to resolve political deadlock
Chadian military personnel near Lake Chad – illustrative photo (AFP or licensors) Chad’s bishops urge inclusive dialogue to break political deadlock In a May 6 statement,