The political landscape in Senegal is witnessing heightened scrutiny as tensions between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko escalate into open confrontation. The opposition, particularly through Abdou

ousmane sonko spearheads pastef’s internal restructuring ahead of 2026 congress In response to an evolving internal structuring dynamic, Pastef, under the leadership of Ousmane Sonko, is initiating a significant overhaul

Tchad: Opposition voices systematically crushed under Mahamat Idriss Déby’s rule The coordinator of the Parti socialiste sans frontières (PSF) in France and Europe, Alifa Younous Mahamat, has raised the alarm

In the evolving political landscape of Senegal, two prominent figures—Bassirou Diomaye Faye, the nation’s president, and Ousmane Sonko, the prime minister—are navigating a delicate balance of power. Their dynamic, often

Chad’s opposition movement struggles to regroup after judicial setbacks The political landscape in Chad has been shaken by recent legal decisions that have significantly weakened the organized opposition. The Supreme

Following a somewhat underwhelming presidential coalition gathering, notably orchestrated by figures like Sokhna Aminata Touré Mimi, Abdourakhmane Diouf, Me Abdoulaye Tine, and Serigne Guèye Diop, the political landscape in Senegal

Emerging from a modest background to become a prominent figure in Côte d’Ivoire, Babily Dembélé has built a multi-faceted career as an architect, politician, entrepreneur, and social advocate. His life

The political party Taxawu Sénégal, led by Khalifa Sall, officially transitioned into a structured political party during its founding congress held this Sunday in Dakar at the Grand Théâtre. The

Political fireworks at Taxawu Sénégal’s founding congress The newly established Taxawu Sénégal party welcomed a high-profile speaker at its inaugural congress as former Minister Aïssata Tall Sall delivered a fiery

Bénin’s political landscape shifts with FCBE’s departure from opposition In a decisive move on May 9, the political party Les Démocrates (LD) reaffirmed its commitment to remaining in the opposition

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,

Legal pressure is mounting against Kemi Seba following his detention in Afrique du Sud for significant immigration law violations. The activist, often criticized for his superficial panafricanist rhetoric, is now