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Mali conflict: aerial strikes target Kidal amid rebel control
At least four aerial strikes pounded the city of Kidal in northern Mali during the night between Wednesday and Thursday, resulting in significant material damage, according to a local witness
Read MoreBénin prepares for a new government era under President Talon
Final cabinet meeting underscores transition to a revitalized administration In a rare display of solemnity and emotional resonance within the hallowed halls of the Presidential Palace, President Patrice Talon presided
Read MoreWhy Patrice Talon skips ECOWAS summits over term limits debate
The West African political landscape is currently gripped by a deep-seated divide within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), driven by a fundamental disagreement over presidential term limits.
Read MorePsg secures 14th ligue 1 title: when will the trophy be handed over?
PSG secures 14th Ligue 1 title: when will the trophy be handed over? The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has clinched its 14th Ligue 1 title, the 12th in the last 13
Read MorePPA-CI: disciplinary measures target 61 members ahead of congress
News Politics PPA-CI suspends 61 members for 6 to 18 months ahead of critical congress May 14, 2026 43 views Facebook X Pinterest WhatsApp The Party of African Peoples –
Read MoreSimplified us visa rules for Senegal fans ahead of 2026 world cup
Simplified US visa rules for Senegal fans ahead of 2026 World Cup The United States has announced a significant relaxation of visa requirements for Senegalese supporters planning to attend the
Read MoreMali’s conflict: the battle for legitimacy beyond military might
Mali is currently experiencing a rapid and deeply concerning deterioration in its security landscape. Coordinated offensives by various jihadist groups, coupled with burgeoning separatist movements in the country’s northern regions,
Read MoreChad: eight opposition leaders handed eight-year prison sentences
In Chad, the sentencing of eight prominent figures from the Groupe de concertations des acteurs politiques (GCAP) to eight years in prison has ignited a fierce political debate. Just five
Read MoreChad’s struggle for women’s economic rights: a continental perspective
The latest Women, Business and the Law 2026 report highlights a complex picture regarding the equality of economic rights for women across Africa. While some nations demonstrate considerable progress, Chad
Read MoreCôte d’Ivoire’s electoral commission dissolved: a new era for political stability?
A significant chapter has now closed in Côte d’Ivoire. For a quarter-century, the nation’s Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) held the crucial responsibility of organizing and overseeing elections. However, this institution,
Read MoreNiger confronts a profound humanitarian crisis with over one million displaced
Niger is currently facing a significant humanitarian challenge, with more than one million people enduring forced displacement. This substantial figure includes both those displaced within the country’s borders and individuals
Read MoreCôte d’Ivoire boosts local livestock for stable tabaski prices
Just weeks before the significant Eid al-Adha celebration, known locally as Tabaski, Côte d’Ivoire’s National Council for the Fight Against High Cost of Living (CNLVC) has unveiled a strategic initiative
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