Morocco and Veolia advance discussions on Rabat’s desalination mega-project French water management giant Veolia has resumed high-level negotiations with Morocco’s Ministry of the Interior regarding the ambitious Rabat desalination plant,

A new chapter in Mali-Morocco relations is unfolding as the two nations convene for a pivotal bilateral meeting in Bamako. Officials from both governments confirmed the launch of the fourth

Breaking Politics Touba sénégalais react to Sonko declaration as persona non grata in Touba A collective representing the descendants of Serigne Touba has escalated its stance against Ousmane Sonko, leader

Niger’s human rights crisis deepens under military rule As Niger marks three years since the July 26, 2023 coup d’état, a prominent human rights organization has raised alarm over a

us weighs options for fight against malian extremist group the administration of president donald trump is examining the possibility of leading a military intervention by american forces in western africa,

Residents of Niamey are grappling with a sharp increase in the cost of essential vegetables, exposing deep-rooted flaws in agricultural planning and government inaction. As July 2026 unfolds, the price

The streets of Dakar were nearly deserted that evening when Amadou Bangoura, a 30-year-old Beninese student, left his gym in the Liberté 6 district around 10 p.m. The few remaining

Togo has welcomed Russian military personnel following the inauguration of a new Russian base in the capital, Lomé, marking a significant step in strengthening defense ties between the two nations.

A closer look at Cameroon’s port of Douala reveals more than just bustling trade activity. Behind the logistics lies a pressing question: where do billions in development loans vanish after

The AS Monaco and Newcastle United transfer saga for Aladji Bamba has reached a decisive stage. Both clubs have finalized a deal worth over €40 million, including performance-based bonuses, paving

The age-old trap of military leaders ascending to power—confusing powerful rhetoric with ground realities and misreading public silence as unwavering support—appears increasingly evident in Burkina Faso. Behind carefully staged appearances,

What began as isolated departures among Pastef’s ranks has rapidly escalated into a full-blown exodus. Veteran cadres, youth leaders and heads of public agencies are abandoning the party in growing