When a neighbouring state begins to adopt an educational orientation already tested elsewhere, comparisons become unavoidable. That is precisely the dynamic now taking shape between…
View More Benin sets the scientific standard as Burkina Faso follows with HAKILI Mousso
Cameroon has already established working groups to thoroughly examine Tripoli’s proposal. On 23 September 2026, Cameroon’s Minister of Transport, Jean Ernest Masséna Ngallè Bibehè, received…
View More Libya proposes direct flights to Cameroon as Yaoundé sets up technical working groups
The jihadist group JNIM announced on Friday, September 25, 2026, that it had seized full control of several military positions held by Burkinabè militias in…
View More JNIM claims capture of Burkinabè militia positions in Silmossin as security strategy faces scrutiny
International Chad tells UN: Ennedi-East airstrikes violate our territory, and we may respond Speaking at the 81st UN General Assembly, Health Minister Abdelmadjid Abdelrahim Mahamat…
View More Chad tells UN: Ennedi-East airstrikes violate our territory, and we may respond
The United States has officially removed retired four-star General François Olenga and his Safari Club from its sanctions list, ending a nine-year blacklisting that had…
View More US Treasury delists General Olenga and Safari Club after nine years
Iran has handed the United States a concrete proposal to lift its blockade of the strait of Hormuz within seven days, foreign minister Abbas Araghchi…
View More Iran offers US a seven-day deal to reopen the strait of HormuzSenegal’s debate on deepening democracy has entered a new phase. In a widely discussed contribution, Khalidou dit Mbaye Sokoma, president of the Mouvement Patriotique pour…
View More Senegal’s electoral overhaul: Khalidou dit Mbaye Sokoma’s five-point plan for a more representative vote
Some figures wield influence less through titles than through the lasting marks they leave on institutions. Bakari Traoré is one of them. A business lawyer…
View More Bakari Traoré: the quiet force behind West Africa’s business law overhaul
During a recent appearance on national television, Defence Minister General Célestin Simporé attempted to justify the current security decline by claiming Burkina Faso’s army was…
View More Simporé’s TV admission: Burkina Faso’s army was better trained before Russian intervention
What the new NGO regulation actually requires The Burkinabè government has unveiled a fresh regulatory framework for non-governmental organisations, presenting it as a tool for…
View More Burkina Faso’s NGO directive: the 80 % spending mandate explained
Gabon is taking part in the 81st United Nations General Assembly, which opened on 22 September in New York, United States, with a new responsibility…
View More Gabon takes a seat at the UN General Assembly Bureau as Tassyla-Ye-Doumbeneny leads the delegation
Mopti, Mali — A strategic crossroads in central Mali fell to insurgents in a matter of minutes, underscoring how a fuel blockade is eroding the…
View More Djenné attack exposes fuel blockade crisis crippling Mali’s army in Mopti