On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, observed on May 3rd, a concerning reality emerges: across West Africa, the act of reporting has transformed into a perilous, if not

A profound sense of urgency is gripping northern Mali as the nation’s security landscape undergoes a rapid and dramatic transformation. Following the symbolic capture of Kidal, various armed factions are

The economic landscape of West Africa is undergoing a significant adjustment in May 2026, as households grapple with persistent inflation while fuel prices at the pump reveal stark contrasts between

a regional perspective The military administration in Mali, supported by Moscow, is currently under severe pressure, contending with its very existence following a combined offensive by jihadist factions and Tuareg

In the midst of a sweeping realignment of its diplomatic alliances, Niger has officially taken delivery of a shipment of 20,000 metric tons of fertilizer originating from Russia. This consignment,

Northern Mali: a strategic battleground under new pressure Mali is grappling with an escalating security crisis, marked by a surge in deadly attacks that have claimed the lives of hundreds

The Franco-Béninese activist Kemi Seba will remain in custody following a decisive ruling by the South African judiciary. On Wednesday, April 29, the court dismissed the defense’s arguments for release,

Russia’s growing influence in Mali’s security landscape Mali faces escalating security threats as armed groups intensify attacks across the country, prompting international scrutiny of Russia’s expanding military footprint in the

What next for Mali’s military leaders after shock of rebel offensive? 7 minutes ago ShareSave Add as preferred on Google Makuochi Okafor,BBC Africaand Mohamed Ibrahim,BBC Arabic AFP via Getty Images

what is the Jnim and why does it pose a threat to Mali and the Sahel? The Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (Jnim), an Al-Qaeda-affiliated jihadist group, is tightening its grip

The Central Sahel region continues to grapple with a critical humanitarian situation. Across Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali, an estimated 7.5 million children are in dire need of urgent assistance,

As evidence of the conspiracy against the Beninese State continues to mount, attention now turns to South Africa. The authorities in Pretoria must urgently open their eyes to the true