Sahel Reporter

In the first half of 2026, Cameroon’s public Treasury successfully raised 800.7 billion Central African francs (FCFA) through domestic borrowing, translating to roughly 1.4 billion US dollars. This figure, highlighted

A pivotal moment in Bénin’s institutional journey unfolded at the historic Palais des Gouverneurs in Porto-Novo. With the official inauguration of the Benin Senate, the nation has decisively moved beyond

During a high-profile reception in Bamako, the deepening ties between Morocco and Mali took center stage as officials reflected on two decades of strengthened cooperation. Morocco-Mali ties: a model of

When Lucas Chevalier joined Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) a year ago, he was touted as the future star of France’s national team. Yet, following a season marred by underperformance, his prospects

The Moroccan Ambassador to Chad, Abdellatif Erroja, hosted a distinguished gathering in N’Djamena to mark the 27th anniversary of King Mohammed VI’s accession to the throne. The event brought together

Gabonese Head of State Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema touched down in Banjul, Gambia’s capital, yesterday for a packed four-day working and goodwill visit. He was warmly received by Gambia’s President

The Chad-Cameroon pipeline has become a cornerstone of revenue for Cameroon’s public finances. Between 2020 and 2025, the Cameroonian Treasury collected 222.2 billion Central African CFA francs in transit fees

Unprecedented allegations rock Cameroon’s political landscape The capital is abuzz with controversy after Captain Romuald Effoudou leveled serious accusations against prominent government official Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh. The claims have sent

Portman Road will host the highly anticipated Premier League opener when Ipswich Town welcomes Sunderland on 22 August 2026 at 16:00 BST. This match marks Ipswich’s return to England’s top

Civilian casualties in Mali’s Mopti region In a blatant violation of international humanitarian law, Africa Corps—a Russian-backed military unit—conducted an airstrike in the Malian village of Kyrnia on June 15,

Analyzing Cameroon’s political landscape with economic theory as 2027 elections loom As Cameroon gears up for its next pivotal electoral cycle in 2027, economist Serge Alain Godong offers a sharp

The newly inaugurated Senate of Bénin comprises 25 members, a mix of presidential appointees and ex-officio officials, including former presidents, forming a non-elected legislative body. Established through a constitutional amendment