The Burkina Faso government, led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré, continues to face severe criticism as its promises of food sovereignty clash with the stark reality…
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Month: April 2026
The blurred line between journalism and activism in thomas dietrich’s work
When Investigation Becomes Advocacy There’s a fine line between investigative journalism and activism. Between documenting facts and championing a cause. The career of Thomas Dietrich…
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Kemi seba’s isolation: why panafrican allies abandoned him
From leading voice to persona non grata: the fall of kemi seba Once a prominent figure in Africa’s identity politics, Kémi Séba now faces a…
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Burkina faso’s industrialization push faces harsh economic realities
In recent months, Captain Ibrahim Traoré has intensified his public appearances, inaugurating industrial sites and touring construction projects across Burkina Faso. From tomato processing plants…
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Kémi séba’s detention in South Africa: unmasking complex alliances
Kémi Séba, a prominent figure in the pan-Africanist movement, is currently held in Pretoria following his apprehension for alleged immigration violations. While he asserts that…
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Chad sends 1500 troops to haiti to combat escalating gang violence
The Republic of Chad is set to deploy 1,500 of its troops to Haiti as part of a United Nations-backed security force aimed at addressing…
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Urgent humanitarian crisis after Bamako demolition leaves 300 families homeless
PoliticsMali Urgent humanitarian crisis after Bamako demolition leaves 300 families homeless The demolition of Bamako’s Faladiè livestock market, which also housed an internally displaced persons…
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Passeport AES in the Sahel: where does Nigeria stand?
The AES passport project aims to replace the
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Togo strengthens its Sahel strategy with regional focus
Togo forges new diplomatic path in Sahel through strategic pivot The Togo has outlined an ambitious regional strategy to position itself as an intermediary between…
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Bénin : nouvelle vague d’éducateurs spécialisés pour la protection de l’enfance
Le Bénin renforce ses dispositifs de protection de l’enfance avec l’arrivée d’une nouvelle cohorte d’éducateurs spécialisés. L’École de Formation des Professions Judiciaires (EFPJ) à Abomey-Calavi…
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Crackdown on civil society in Burkina Faso escalates under military rule
Burkina Faso’s military government tightens grip on civil society The military-led administration in Burkina Faso is escalating its crackdown on independent civil society groups, imposing…
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Fifa excludes referee Jean-Jacques Ndala from World Cup following Maroc and Sénégal final controversy
One month after the Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) appeal jury stripped Sénégal of its African championship title due to incidents during the final against…
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