Inside Ivory Coast’s radio frequency control: how hidden systems shape daily life and business Abidjan, 28 September 2026 — What exactly are radio frequencies, and…
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South Africa is once again grappling with a wave of unprecedented violence after coordinated mass shootings rocked Johannesburg and the Cape Town region, leaving at…
View More Behind the surge in South Africa’s mass shootings: what’s driving the violence in Johannesburg and Cape Town?
The Ivory Coast has recently declined a proposal from the United States to host non-citizens expelled from American soil, a move that underscores the delicate…
View More Behind the decision: Ivory Coast’s strategic refusal to US third-country deportation proposal
When Luxembourg pledged €15 million (over 9.8 billion FCFA) to Benin’s port workforce development through the CAP-PORT initiative, the announcement masked deeper strategic imperatives. The…
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The start of the 2025 academic year in Burkina Faso has cast a spotlight on an often-overlooked consequence of public sector restructuring: the cascading impact…
View More Burkina Faso’s shrinking public payroll: unraveling the intricate web of household stability
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
The Gabonese government has taken decisive action against payroll fraud. More than 1,400 state employees have been formally dismissed for abandoning their posts, following a…
View More Gabon dismisses 1,473 ghost workers, saves 11 billion CFA francs
In Burkina Faso, the line between fighting armed extremism and suppressing religious freedom has never been so blurred. Under the guise of rooting out the…
View More Burkina Faso: anti-terror crackdown becomes sweeping campaign against Muslim clerics
Benin’s disability inclusion drive has moved up a gear. Social Affairs and Microfinance Minister Véronique Tognifodé has officially handed over 1,422 new chance equality cards…
View More Benin issues 1,422 chance equality cards as disability inclusion push accelerates
At least eleven people, including a pregnant woman, were shot dead in the early hours of wednesday, 23 september 2026, when three armed men stormed…
View More KwaMakhutha: eleven killed in night attack on a Durban township home
The gap between official rhetoric and reality has become almost absurd. On Wednesday, September 23, 2026, Burkina Faso’s transitional authorities once again rolled out the…
View More Burkina Faso receives 25,000 tonnes of Russian wheat amid self-sufficiency claims
Boussouma, a village 77 kilometres north-east of Ouagadougou, has been emptied of its population as armed groups tighten their grip on the area. The community,…
View More Boussouma: armed groups seize village 77 km from Ouagadougou after chiefdom law backfires