Boko Haram in Nigeria reportedly adopts AI for battlefield operations Former mid-level commanders and technical specialists from two factions of the Nigeria-based insurgent group Boko Haram have revealed how they

Migrants expelled to Cameroon file lawsuit for protection Eric Topona Thirty-six African migrants expelled from the United States to Cameroon in 2026 have filed a legal complaint in Yaoundé. The

The United Nations has issued a stark warning about the growing influence of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) across Africa, with the Sahel and Lake Chad Basin

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is witnessing a dangerous institutional power grab as President Félix Tshisekedi capitalizes on a recent constitutional court ruling to sidestep term limits. Under the

Africa Canada opens first embassy in Benin to boost bilateral ties Canada establishes its first embassy in Cotonou, marking a significant milestone in strengthening diplomatic and economic relations with Benin.

Tchad N’Djamena: empowering chadian youth through professional skills training Partager On Wednesday, August 5, 2026, the Christian Development Actors Network (RADEC) officially inaugurated a new professional training program for young

Dakar 2026 is poised to host the Youth Olympic Games (JOJ) with a groundbreaking commitment: to achieve a plastic-free event. This ambitious pledge, made by the Dakar 2026 organizing committee

Since late July, the United States has intensified its economic and diplomatic engagement with Morocco. This follows a significant development in 2020 when Washington formally endorsed Morocco’s autonomy proposal for

Home Diplomacy Bénin-Canada partnership drives women’s digital inclusion Diplomacy Bénin-Canada partnership drives women’s digital inclusion During a high-level visit to Cotonou on August 5, the collaboration between Bénin and Canada

🇨🇲 Cameroon: presidential decrees spark debate over biya’s public absence In Cameroon, the recent official publication of decrees confirming the appointment of five new brigadier generals has ignited widespread discussion

The dawn of a new political era in Senegal brought with it high hopes for economic recovery after nearly three years of turbulence triggered by pre-election tensions in April 2024.

Kinshasa is stepping up efforts to secure France’s formal recognition of the Congolese genocide (GENOCOST) through a strategic diplomatic push slated for the upcoming parliamentary session. This initiative was unveiled