Upon assuming leadership, General Abdourahamane Tiani established a definitive pivot away from traditional Western allies and towards new partnerships, notably with Russia, as a cornerstone of his administration. This diplomatic

In Burkina Faso, the line between political spectacle and the stark realities on the ground appears to blur with each passing day. A recent decree by the military junta, introducing

The African continent possesses a significant portion of the world’s critical minerals, essential raw materials powering both the global energy transition and the digital revolution. A pivotal conference, held on

The African continent holds a significant share of the world’s critical mineral reserves, essential raw materials driving both the global energy transition and the digital revolution. A pivotal conference held

The Moroccan monarchy has been hailed as a ‘model of success’ in politics and economics, thanks to its visionary leadership, according to Ilan Berman, vice-president of the American Foreign Policy

Government intensifies action against wage violations The government of Bénin has adopted a firm stance against employers failing to comply with the legal minimum wage, known as the Salaire Minimum

Across multiple regions in Niger, communities face persistent security threats and terrorist attacks that disrupt daily life. In response, a growing movement is emerging—one that prioritizes inclusive dialogue as a

In Burkina Faso, the struggle for press freedom has evolved beyond newsrooms and field reporting, now manifesting through digital campaigns and orchestrated harassment on social media platforms. A significant investigation

In both Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the gold mining sector faces persistent transparency gaps despite ongoing oversight efforts. Recent findings by the Institute for Security Studies (ISS)

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,

The stern declarations from Captain Ibrahim Traoré, such as his blunt warning that dissent will be crushed without hesitation, reveal a simmering yet intense battle for influence within Burkina Faso’s

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have jointly submitted an official bid to host the 2032 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN), positioning it as a symbol of unity among the three