Sahel Reporter

In a bold statement that has sent ripples through Senegal’s political landscape, Lansana Gagny Sakho, a former ally of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko, has leveled serious accusations against him. Speaking

Ousmane Sonko has forcefully reiterated that Senegal’s local elections must proceed as scheduled in January 2027, calling any delay unacceptable after the tragic loss of three lives to prevent a

Niamey, July 27, 2026 — The Nigerien government is transforming the future College Scientifique de Niamey into a flagship institution dedicated to cultivating the nation’s next generation of scientific leaders.

President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has taken a bold step in Senegal’s political landscape by launching KIIRAAY – Les Patriotes Républicains, his new political party. The move comes as Faye seeks

Pour l’occasion, l’OL recevra l’AJ Auxerre. Cette rencontre est la seule qui n’a pas été officiellement fixée.  “Le match opposant l’Olympique Lyonnais et l’AJ Auxerre sera fixé définitivement le mercredi

Three years have passed since Niger’s military leadership seized power in July 2023, promising a historic turning point to restore national sovereignty and security. Yet, the reality for many Nigeriens

N’Djamena’s bold move shakes global justice landscape In a landmark diplomatic decision, Chad has formally notified the United Nations of its intention to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Cameroon’s long-standing President Paul Biya has concluded an unusually extended stay in Switzerland, sparking fresh rounds of conjecture about his health and the future of power in Central Africa. The

While Bamako breathes easier thanks to critical fuel and arms convoys, the heart of Mali remains trapped in a tightening terror grip. A stark divide emerges between the capital’s growing

Morocco is stepping up efforts to secure the required funding for the Atlantic African Gas Pipeline (AAGP), a major energy infrastructure project developed in collaboration with Nigeria. The North African

The government of Chad has formally announced its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC), citing concerns over its perceived uneven effectiveness and limited reach across different regions of the

When soil exhaustion threatens Bénin’s future Bénin’s economy pulses with the rhythm of agriculture, which sustains nearly 70% of livelihoods and fuels 26% of the nation’s GDP. Yet this vital