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Bénin achieves 73% compliance with UEMOA reforms in 2026 annual review
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During the 7th Benin-Morocco Joint Cooperation Commission held in Cotonou, a landmark diplomatic milestone was achieved. Beyond the inking of fourteen strategic agreements, Morocco’s top…
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In Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the gold mining sector faces persistent challenges despite ongoing reforms. A recent study by the Institute for…
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Cameroon’s political elite: power, betrayal, and the cost of ambition Yves Plumey Bobo Political analyst specialising in Cameroon Published today 5-minute read Cameroon’s political elite:…
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In a groundbreaking move for West African finance, Swami Agri, an agro-industrial subsidiary of the Indian group Senegindia, has launched a 30 billion FCFA green…
View More Senegal issues first green bond for agricultural transition and food self-sufficiencyUs considers military strikes against Mali-based jihadist group
Discussions are underway regarding potential US military strikes in Mali, though no final decision has been made. The administration of former President Donald Trump is…
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In a bold move that has sent ripples through Senegal’s political landscape, Ndeye Rokhaya Thiam, the newly appointed Director-General of the Senegalese Shippers Council (COSEC),…
View More Ndeye Rokhaya Thiam stands firm with Ousmane Sonko amid Senegal’s political stormNiger: three years after the coup, a bleak human rights outlook
Three years after General Abdourahamane Tiani led the overthrow of elected President Mohamed Bazoum, Niger faces a deepening crisis marked by systemic human rights violations,…
View More Niger: three years after the coup, a bleak human rights outlookRabat desalination plant talks resume between Veolia and Morocco
The French multinational Veolia and Morocco’s Ministry of the Interior have reignited negotiations for the Rabat desalination plant, a critical infrastructure project with an annual…
View More Rabat desalination plant talks resume between Veolia and MoroccoMali and Morocco strengthen ties with Bamako’s fourth joint commission
Mali and Morocco elevate strategic partnership in Bamako The fourth session of the Great Joint Commission for Cooperation between Mali and Morocco is set to…
View More Mali and Morocco strengthen ties with Bamako’s fourth joint commission