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A disturbing pattern of digital incursions continues to challenge Senegal’s state institutions, with the Public Treasury recently becoming the latest victim. This follows previous breaches targeting the national tax website in October and the department responsible for issuing national identity cards in January. The escalating frequency and critical nature of these attacks highlight a profound […]

Mali continues to grapple with a deeply concerning and escalating crisis, marked by persistent armed group attacks and profound uncertainty. The nation faces an urgent challenge: how to overcome this complex deadlock and restore the intercommunity coexistence severely strained by years of instability. For years, Mali has been engulfed in a multifaceted security and political […]

Benin’s new leader steps into a pivotal role with ambitious goals Romuald Wadagni has been inaugurated as Benin’s president following a decisive victory in the April 12 election, securing 94.27% of the vote against challenger Paul Hounkpè, who conceded gracefully and urged national unity. The Constitutional Court certified a 63.57% voter turnout, a significant increase […]

The family of Me Mountaga Tall, a prominent Malian lawyer and political figure, has confirmed the initiation of legal proceedings following his abduction from his Bamako residence. This development, which has been circulating within legal and diplomatic circles for several days, marks a significant turn in a case that is proving challenging for the transitional […]

The maritime security landscape of Senegal is undergoing a significant transformation. Following the withdrawal of French forces from its territory in 2024, Dakar is now turning to Turkey to enhance the protection of its coastal waters. This strategic shift, championed by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, underscores a broader reconfiguration of […]

The recent cyberattack on Senegal’s public treasury underscores a troubling pattern for Dakar. Within just six months, three central government agencies have fallen victim to digital intrusions, thrusting the issue of cybersecurity into the spotlight of Senegal’s national digital sovereignty debate. This latest breach coincides with the state’s accelerated push toward digitalizing public services, which […]

Mali’s transition authorities stand firm against armed groups, says transition council member Moussa Ag Acharatoumane Listen – 05:11 In Mali, the transition authorities remain unwavering in their commitment to combat armed groups. On April 25, jihadists from the Jnim, linked to al-Qaïda, and separatist rebels from the FLA launched coordinated massive attacks for the first […]

The Chadian political landscape is heating up as the opposition movement Wakit Tama gears up for a major public rally scheduled for May 16. The group has sharply criticized what it describes as the country’s alarming authoritarian shift under President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno. During a press conference held ahead of the demonstration, Wakit Tama […]

Economists in Dakar have urged Senegal to explore alternative funding sources as the country grapples with a mounting debt crisis. The call came during a high-level forum focused on addressing Senegal’s debt challenges, where experts emphasized the need for a comprehensive debt audit and expanded financial partnerships beyond traditional multilateral institutions. hidden commitments fuel debt […]

10:01 RN2 À SAINT-BENOÎT Le projet d’aménagement déclaré d’utilité publique, la Région autorisée à acquérir à l’amiable ou en expropriant, les terrains nécessaires au chantier

Nairobi — Four months after the disputed Africa Cup of Nations final between Senegal and Morocco, the diplomatic fallout continues to overshadow continental summits. At the recent Africa-France summit in Kenya’s capital, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye of Senegal seized the opportunity to remind the world of his nation’s hard-fought victory, sparking visible discomfort among observers. […]