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Morocco Mauritania deepen security ties to tackle Sahel threats
Morocco and Mauritania strengthen security cooperation against Sahel challenges Closer coordination between Rabat and Nouakchott aims to secure borders, combat terrorism, and address cross-border crime in a volatile North and
Read MoreMorocco and Mauritania boost security ties amid Sahel instability
Morocco and Mauritania boost security ties amid Sahel instability Rabat and Nouakchott are stepping up joint efforts to secure borders and combat cross-border threats in the face of rising instability
Read MoreRussian mercenaries in Mali: why lower casualties than malian troops
The presence of Russian paramilitaries in Mali, operating under the Africa Corps banner, has raised questions about their significantly lower casualties compared to Malian armed forces during jihadist attacks. Analysts
Read MoreNiger pushes for UNOWAS reform amid evolving Sahel challenges
The Republic of Niger is making its voice heard in ongoing discussions about the future of the United Nations Office for West Africa and the Sahel (UNOWAS). In Niamey, Dr.
Read MoreC64 delays July 22 march and gives ultimatum to DRC government
Breaking News Politics: DRC: C64 delays July 22 march and issues ultimatum to government until August 15 for dialogue convocation⠀⠀ Health: Lubero records 15 confirmed Ebola cases including 9 deaths
Read MoreKenya’s government website hacked amid rising cyber threats
On a Saturday afternoon in mid-July 2026, Kenya’s digital landscape faced a jolting disruption when the official presidential website, president.go.ke, became the target of a coordinated cyber intrusion. The incident,
Read MoreSonko pays tribute to Jaraaf Papa Youssou Ndoye in Ouakam
In a gesture of deep respect and solidarity, political leader Ousmane Sonko visited the family of Jaraaf Papa Youssou Ndoye in Ouakam to offer his heartfelt condolences following the passing
Read MoreMali strips citizenship from dual nationals amid political tensions
The transitional government in Mali has taken a decisive step in its crackdown policy. Following a cabinet meeting, the executive branch approved a draft ordinance amending the nationality law. Under
Read MoreThe shadow over the Congo river: how the secret services shaped power in Kinshasa
In the heart of Kinshasa, where the Congo River flows silently beneath the weight of history, an invisible force has shaped the destiny of a nation. For decades, the intelligence
Read MoreThe shadow over the Congo river: how secret services shaped power in Kinshasa
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, power has never been seized through parliamentary means. Instead, it has been snatched in the shadows, often by invisible forces that wielded more influence
Read MoreCameroun: political party urges transparency amid prolonged presidential absence
Cameroon’s leading opposition party demands constitutional clarity over prolonged presidential absence More than 40 days after Cameroon’s head of state departed Yaoundé for a private visit to Europe, the nation
Read MoreMali faces escalating threats as islamist attacks multiply in Mopti region
The Mopti region in central Mali endured a fresh wave of coordinated assaults on the morning of July 19, as the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM)
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