Sahel Reporter

In a bold political maneuver, Joshua Osih, vice-presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Front (SDF), has unveiled an ambitious initiative aimed at restoring stability and governance to Cameroon’s embattled North

The African Development Bank’s (AfDB) portfolio in Gabon, valued at a substantial $658.6 million, continues to face significant execution delays. Neither the authorities in Libreville nor the pan-African financier have

Kpomé, August 3, 2026 — For Togo’s young population, securing employment remains a significant hurdle. In response, authorities are implementing a pragmatic strategy: converting trained individuals into thriving rural entrepreneurs.

Senegal Women’s Football Team Eliminated from CAN 2026 After Goalless Draw with Morocco Host nation Morocco entered this final group-stage clash with confidence, already securing top spot and qualification for

As Olympique Lyonnais prepares to face Sparta Prague in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round, head coach Paulo Fonseca delivered a message of unwavering ambition.

One in five Sahelians struggled with hunger last year The latest Global Food Security and Nutrition Report paints a grim picture across Africa, with the Sahel region bearing the brunt.

Home Latest news Bodo/Glimt coach eyes control against Union in Champions league clash Union Saint-Gilloise faces a stern test on Tuesday at 20:00 against Bodo/Glimt in the third qualifying round

In the heart of Dakar, a rare political alliance is taking shape that could reshape the landscape of upcoming elections. Leaders from Pastef and the APR—once seen as bitter rivals—have

Bénin political reconciliation: Djenontin hails Kansou’s release A landmark decision by Bénin’s head of state has breathed new life into the nation’s political discourse. On August 1, 2026, President Romuald

hundreds displaced after terror attacks in southwest Niger In mid-july, a wave of terror attacks struck villages in Niger’s southwestern region, forcing hundreds of residents to flee their homes. These

Mali journalist handed six-month prison term after criticizing military leaders A Malian journalist has been sentenced to one year in prison, with six months to be served without parole, after

The Gabonese government has achieved a significant milestone in its external financing strategy by raising $920 million through an international bond issuance, surpassing its initial target by 22.7%. While this