Senegal is moving to break a decade-long stagnation in its palm oil sector. A partnership with Indonesia, the world’s leading palm oil producer, could finally…
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Burkina Faso’s military expansion: 2.1 million displaced while officers train
The Burkinabè government is moving forward with a major military expansion, positioning the creation of a new officers’ academy as a pillar of its strategic…
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Gabon greenlights talks with EU on new sustainable fishing pact
Gabon’s Minister of Fisheries, Maritime Affairs and Blue Economy, Aimé Martial Massamba, has been tasked with preparing a fresh fisheries partnership with the European Union.…
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Cameroon’s B-/B rating confirmed, with political succession flagged as key risk
Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has affirmed Cameroon’s sovereign credit rating at ‘B-/B’ with a stable outlook, a decision that keeps the country deep in speculative…
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Senegal’s 2026 revised finance bill reaches national assembly after three-day delay
Senegal’s 2026 revised finance bill reaches national assembly after three-day delay Despite a firm deadline set by the Prime Minister, the revised finance bill for…
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Senegal local elections: Bassirou Diomaye Faye keeps the date under wraps
Published today at 7:04 PM Reading time: 7 minutes. File generated on Read in the app Mehdi Ba Journalist at Jeune Afrique, specialist on Senegal…
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Dioura battle: JNIM’s detailed rebuttal leaves Mali’s military command exposed
Mali’s military leadership said there was nothing to report at Dioura. The JNIM responded with a detailed statement claiming a devastating toll, complete with photographic…
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Niger under Tiani: how dissent became a fast track to statelessness
In Niger, citizenship has been turned into a privilege that can be revoked at the ruler’s whim. Since the National Council for the Safeguard of…
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Benin and Spain launch a cultural partnership built on art and diplomacy
Benin and the Kingdom of Spain are moving beyond ceremonial declarations to build a modern, ambitious cultural alliance. The partnership places heritage, contemporary creation and…
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Niger: Tiani’s post-coup purge widens as 25 stripped of citizenship
A failed coup, a widening purge On 29 August 2026, Niger’s presidential palace came under fire. The air base 101 was attacked. The state television…
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Niger: the 1.8 billion FCFA monthly fund at the centre of a power showdown
The battle inside Niger’s ruling circle is not about security alone. It is about who controls the men, the missions and the money behind a…
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Mali press reform: a fragile consensus built on years of internal division
The recent employers’ consultations and the planned media self-regulation task force present a united front that barely conceals the situation on the ground. Behind the…
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