Senegal, Middle East conflict and 2026 World Cup
This week’s focus examines the Senegalese political landscape as President Bassirou Diomaye Faye navigates challenges following the Constitutional Council’s rejection of the reform backed by the parliamentary majority of Pastef, led by Ousmane Sonko. With the establishment of a new presidential party, will Faye succeed in bridging divides and winning over both opposition forces and public opinion?
Escalating tensions in the Middle East have taken a dramatic turn as new strikes and counter-strikes mark a sharp deterioration in the already volatile situation. Following these developments, Donald Trump declared the ceasefire “over,” dismissing negotiations with Tehran as a “waste of time” and hinting at further U.S. military action. Is the region on the brink of a broader conflict?
Each week, African journalists and analysts dissect the most pressing issues affecting both Africa and the world.
This week’s panel includes:
- Wuldath Mama, Beninese journalist specializing in international affairs
- Eric Topona, Chadian journalist with Deutsche Welle’s Francophone Africa desk
- François Hiondi Nkam, senior reporter and Head of the Economics Department at Cameroon’s Le Jour newspaper
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