Sahel Reporter

The unions representing workers at the Port of Lomé have issued a three-day strike notice, scheduled for June 25th through 27th, 2026, in response to unresolved social and professional grievances.

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s financial watchdog has launched a sweeping audit campaign targeting the mining sector, deploying 118 inspectors across nearly 200 public and private entities for fiscal year

Mali’s transitional authorities have escalated efforts to dismantle armed factions operating in the central regions by placing a significant bounty on one of the most elusive jihadist commanders in the

Senegalese football has welcomed back one of its brightest prospects. After months of recovery, Amara Diouf has resumed training with Génération Foot and is inching closer to a move to

As the World Cup with the French national team concluded and summer vacations ended, Aurélien Tchouaméni is set to return to Spain. The question on everyone’s mind: will the talented

The inauguration of a new 40-megawatt power plant gifted by Algeria to Chad marks a pivotal moment in deepening ties between Algiers and N’Djamena. Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb led the

In a recent development in Nigeria’s volatile Borno State, military forces have successfully secured the release of hundreds of civilians previously held captive by a Boko Haram faction. The operation

In Bamako, the capital of Mali, the shadow of repression has grown longer over the nation’s media landscape. Chahana Takiou, the editor-in-chief of the weekly newspaper Le 22 Septembre, has

The Democratic Republic of the Congo finds itself at a crossroads as the constitutional reform debate intensifies, pitting government supporters against a vocal opposition. At the heart of the controversy

Eastern DRC’s Uvira holds its breath amid unfulfilled peace pledges In the eastern reaches of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the lakeside town of Uvira remains suspended in

Following its initiative in Niger, Algeria continues its strategic drive to bolster stability in the Sahel through tangible economic and social development projects. Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb arrived in Chad

In a powerful message delivered in memory of martyrs Charles Lwanga and companions, the Bishop of Butembo-Beni in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has issued a sharp rebuke to national