The Nigerien Minister of Public Health and Hygiene, Colonel Major Garba Hakimi, declared on November 29 in Dakhla, Morocco, that Niger is making significant strides toward achieving health sovereignty. This

urgent appeal: Burkina Faso’s arbitrary detention of a prominent human rights lawyer On november 10, 2025, the court of first instance in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, delivered a verdict against human

Progress and challenges: Mali’s journey with the HPV vaccine one year on Twelve months after the official rollout of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, Mali is seeing a significant shift

“La situation au Mali est le résultat d’un échec patent de la Russie”, affirme Jean-Noël Barrot Le ministre des Affaires étrangères Jean-Noël Barrot est interrogé au Sénat, mercredi 26 novembre,

Niger: massive influx of displaced persons in western region due to armed group pressure Téra, a town in western Niger, is overwhelmed by a sudden surge of internally displaced persons

OUAGADOUGOU, November 22, 2025 – The Government of Burkina Faso and the World Bank have formalized a credit agreement for an additional $100.4 million. This substantial funding is earmarked to

Première récolte de la Ferme Agro-pastorale de l’Université de Diffa: une initiative « Cultivons notre autonomie » et financée par le Projet PROLAC. 2 mai 2026

Massacres in Mali: Army and Dozos accused of killing 31 civilians in Ségou Nairobi – The Malian army, alongside allied militias, stands accused of massacring at least 31 civilians and

Allegations of deep-seated corruption are being brought forward by the Korag, an oversight body established last year in Burkina Faso. This institution is tasked with supervising the nation’s strategic vision

The government led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré in Burkina Faso has announced the discovery of an extensive network of unscrupulous individuals operating within the Ouagadougou Court of Appeal. These judicial

Mali fuel crisis disrupts humanitarian aid operations A severe fuel shortage, triggered by jihadist blockades on key trade routes, is deepening the humanitarian crisis in Mali. This disruption is severely

On November 2, judicial police in Niamey apprehended six journalists, an action that represents a severe blow to media independence in Niger. While three of these individuals remain in arbitrary