Senegal’s debt strategy: exploring alternatives to IMF support Senegal’s rising debt levels have once again thrust the country’s economic challenges into the spotlight. In Dakar, policymakers, economists, and financial experts

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The National Land Freight Bureau of Chad (BNFT), alongside counterparts in Cameroon and the Central African Republic, signed a landmark digitalization pact for Central African trade corridors on May 12.

ID4Africa 2026 in Abidjan: shaping the future of digital identity for Africa A groundbreaking gathering of digital identity leaders is set to take place in Abidjan from May 12 to

The Managing Director of SIPI-BENIN S.A, Létondji Beheton, and the CEO of CDC Bénin, Maryse Lokossou, took center stage at the Africa Forward | Inspire & Connect event in Kenya

Coordinated assaults by the Jama’a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM) and the Front de libération de l’Azawad (FLA) on April 25, 2026, signify a profound strategic shift in Mali’s security

In a significant move to modernize its frontier management, the government of Bénin, in collaboration with the United States, has introduced a cutting-edge technological solution. The Hillacondji border crossing is

April 26, 2026, is etched as a somber day in Mali’s history. On this critical date, Kidal, a city Bamako viewed as a powerful emblem of renewed national strength, unexpectedly

The relationship between Senegal and Botswana is entering a dynamic new phase. During recent high-level diplomatic discussions, Presidents Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Duma Boko affirmed their commitment to fostering deeper

The military government in Burkina Faso has taken decisive action, halting the operations of 811 associations due to “non-renewal of their governing bodies” and formally disbanding an additional 118 since

Boko Haram forced to retreat from Lake Chad after joint military strikes Jihadist fighters from Boko Haram have abandoned multiple strongholds along the shores of Lake Chad following synchronized aerial

The recent convictions of eight key executives raise critical questions about the future trajectory of GCAP in Chad.