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PETROSEN refutes fuel shortage rumors in Senegal, warns of legal action PETROSEN, Senegal’s national petroleum company, has categorically denied rumors circulating online about an imminent fuel shortage in the country. The company emphasizes that fuel supply operations remain fully operational and calls for caution against misinformation spreading across digital platforms. PETROSEN clarifies fuel supply status […]
Bamako road blockades disrupt travel across Mali The recent blockade of key roadways leading to Bamako, Mali’s capital, has left travelers and transporters in a precarious situation. Enforced by the Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM), this disruption follows attacks on April 25 that targeted multiple regions nationwide. Dozens of transport and goods vehicles en […]
Travelers in Mali are facing severe disruptions after the Jnim, the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims, imposed a blockade on major roads leading to Bamako following attacks on April 25. The militant group has set fire to dozens of transport and cargo vehicles heading toward the capital in recent days, leaving passengers […]
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During the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye delivered a standout address that resonated deeply with the audience. His opening remarks, declaring Senegal as the African champion, drew an enthusiastic standing ovation, reflecting the nation’s recent sporting triumphs. The summit, held at the University of Nairobi as part of the Africa-France […]
Chad lake air strikes: dozens of Nigerian fishermen missing after regional operations The Chadian Armed Forces have conducted aerial bombings since Friday targeting multiple islands in Lake Chad, located in Nigerien territory. These strikes are framed as counter-terrorism measures against Boko Haram strongholds following a recent armed assault on Chadian military positions. According to witnesses […]
Diomaye Faye and Emmanuel Macron discuss Senegal-France ties in Nairobi During the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye engaged in a high-level dialogue with France’s President Emmanuel Macron to strengthen bilateral cooperation between both nations. This meeting highlighted the shared commitment to addressing global challenges through international partnerships. The bilateral discussions […]
For the first time in several years, Togo’s opposition received official permission to hold a public gathering this past Saturday. Following a prolonged period of severe restrictions and outright bans on public demonstrations, the Togolese opposition successfully organized a rally in Lomé this weekend. This event, officially sanctioned by the authorities, sparks crucial questions: does […]
After years of strict restrictions on public gatherings, Togo‘s opposition groups finally secured government approval to organize a major rally in Lomé over the weekend. This long-awaited development raises a critical question: Is this the beginning of a genuine political thaw in Togo, or merely a temporary easing of tensions? CNCC coalition leads first authorized […]
Togo politics: signs of democratic opening after years of restrictions Noël Tadégnon For years, public gatherings in Togo were met with heavy restrictions or outright bans. This weekend, however, the opposition successfully organized a permitted rally in Lomé, raising a critical question: is this a genuine shift toward political liberalization or merely a temporary reprieve? […]
Burkina Faso’s alleged secret deal with JNIM uncovered In the heart of the Sahel, where regional leaders trumpet sovereignty and relentless war against armed groups, a bombshell has sent shockwaves through the Alliance des États du Sahel (AES). A massive convoy of 710 tanker trucks reportedly reached Bamako without state security oversight, accompanied by a […]
The soldier’s role is to protect, not to intimidate In Togo, the image of the soldier as a guardian of peace is frequently overshadowed by a harsh truth: military personnel entering private homes to assault unarmed citizens. This betrayal of trust turns the sanctity of one’s home into a scene of fear rather than safety. […]