Each year, the release of Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI) serves as a stark barometer for the state of public governance globally. The report,…
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Colonel-major Garba Hakimi, the Minister of Health and Public Hygiene, undertook an official visit to the Niger-Türkiye Friendship Hospital on Wednesday, February 25, 2026. The…
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On February 20, a judge issued an interim injunction suspending the regular congress that was to oversee leadership renewal at the Union Nationale des Journalistes…
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United States–Burkina Faso: a health agreement to fortify health security in the Sahel A five-year memorandum of understanding has been unveiled, elevating health security to…
View More The united states and Burkina Faso bolster health systems against infectious diseasesBurkina Faso secures $147 million health partnership with US
The U.S. Department of State has finalized a five-year bilateral memorandum of understanding with Burkina Faso, securing a $147 million funding commitment. This landmark agreement…
View More Burkina Faso secures $147 million health partnership with USBurkina Faso’s health progress: who’s 2024–2025 report highlights resilience and care access
Burkina Faso’s health progress: WHO’s 2024–2025 report highlights resilience and care access The World Health Organization’s (WHO) 2024–2025 biennial report for Burkina Faso details significant…
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The ongoing war in Sudan is fueling a humanitarian emergency of epic proportions. In this latest Sahel analysis English, we look at how nearly a…
View More Sudan and Chad: a closed border and growing suspicions weakening N’DjamenaUnderstanding the JNIM expansion strategy beyond the Sahel
This session is hosted by the Africa: Citizenship, Violence and Politics research group at CERI in collaboration with the Africa Programme. Since its inception in…
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By late January 2026, Burkina Faso had entered a new political era—one where partisan politics no longer existed. On January 29, Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s government…
View More Military coups in the Sahel and the fading promise of civilian alliesBurkina Faso’s malaria decline in 2025: progress toward 2030 elimination goal
The Burkina Faso has achieved a remarkable milestone in its fight against malaria, moving closer to its ambitious goal of eliminating the disease by 2030.…
View More Burkina Faso’s malaria decline in 2025: progress toward 2030 elimination goalExperts slam democratic elections for coup plotters in africa
The 39th African Union summit concluded with a bold declaration: silencing the guns and vowing zero tolerance for unconstitutional power grabs. But can such promises…
View More Experts slam democratic elections for coup plotters in africaAfrica midday podcast: why military coup leaders shouldn’t run in elections
Invité Afrique Midi «it is unacceptable for coup plotters to be democratically elected» Listen – 05:45 The 39th African Union summit concluded with a bold…
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