Vers des frappes américaines contre le JNIM au Mali ? Saleh Mwanamilongo ven. 24 juillet 2026 à 9:12 AM UTC Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. L’administration du président Donald Trump envisagerait des frappes militaires au Mali contre le Groupe de soutien à l’islam et aux musulmans, le JNIM, affilié […]
Bénin achieves 73% compliance with UEMOA reforms in 2026 annual review
Cotonou steps up regional integration efforts with impressive reform implementation On Thursday, July 23, 2026, officials from Benin’s Ministry of Economy and Finance hosted the 2026 Annual Policy Review of UEMOA’s community reforms, policies, programs, and projects. Following a meticulous evaluation of 145 regulatory texts, the West African nation achieved a 73% implementation rate—exceeding the […]
The enduring bond: a look at the us-Morocco special relationship
Often hailed as a truly “special relationship,” the alliance between Washington and Rabat stands as one of the most enduring and distinctive partnerships in American diplomacy. Tracing its roots from unshakeable historical foundations through pragmatic adjustments during the Cold War, this bilateral journey has been complex, consistently seeking equilibrium amidst shifting global dynamics. On June […]
Unraveling the historic special relationship between the united states and Morocco
The enduring partnership between Washington and Rabat, often termed a “special relationship,” stands as a cornerstone of American diplomacy, distinguished by its longevity and unique character. This intricate bilateral journey, spanning from its unshakeable historical origins to pragmatic adaptations during the Cold War, consistently sought a delicate balance. On June 23, 1786, Morocco etched its […]
Benin Morocco visa exemption set to boost bilateral ties
During the 7th Benin-Morocco Joint Cooperation Commission held in Cotonou, a landmark diplomatic milestone was achieved. Beyond the inking of fourteen strategic agreements, Morocco’s top diplomat, Nasser Bourita, revealed a promising initiative: the potential elimination of visa requirements for ordinary passport holders from Benin. This bold step could reshape trade, academic exchanges, and economic collaboration […]
Gold mining in africa: transparency gaps in Cameroon and drc
In Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the gold mining sector faces persistent challenges despite ongoing reforms. A recent study by the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) reveals that revenue collection remains alarmingly low, with discrepancies between official exports and actual production figures. While the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) reports minimal gold exports […]
Cameroon’s fallen security chiefs: the rise and fall of Edgar Alain Mebe Ngo’o
Cameroon’s political elite: power, betrayal, and the cost of ambition Yves Plumey Bobo Political analyst specialising in Cameroon Published today 5-minute read Cameroon’s political elite: the highs and lows of ambition Since 1982, President Paul Biya has shaped and reshaped the political landscape of Cameroon. Once-powerful figures now find themselves sidelined, their careers unravelled by […]
Gabon’s mining tax cut: 51.8 billion FCFA loss shakes fiscal strategy
Hidden in the revenue table of the revised 2025 budget law passed on July 17 lies a striking adjustment—one that reshapes Gabon’s fiscal landscape more than any other. The corporate tax expected from the mining sector has plummeted by 97%, dropping from 53.2 billion CFA francs to just 1.47 billion. No other taxpayer group faces […]
Senegal issues first green bond for agricultural transition and food self-sufficiency
In a groundbreaking move for West African finance, Swami Agri, an agro-industrial subsidiary of the Indian group Senegindia, has launched a 30 billion FCFA green bond on the UEMOA regional financial market. This marks the first-ever Agri Green Bond issued in the area, traditionally dominated by sovereign debt. a new era for sustainable agriculture financing […]
Senegalese farmer empowering women through agroecology
Senegalese farmer empowering women through agroecology In the heart of Casamance, a region in southern Senegal, a quiet revolution is unfolding. For over three decades, Mariama Sonko has been championing the economic independence of rural women through sustainable agriculture. This 59-year-old farmer, born into a peasant family, now leads Nous sommes la solution, a pan-African […]
CODES joins Pastef to defend Sonko’s vision amid Senegal’s political shifts
In a bold strategic move, the Collective for the Defense of the Revolution (CODES) has officially merged with Pastef-Les Patriotes, the political party led by Ousmane Sonko. This decision comes at a critical juncture, as the organization warns that the Social Transformation Project, a cornerstone of Sonko’s political agenda, is under severe threat. According to […]
Ivorian PMEs get 17 billion FCFA boost through digital banking partnership
Orange Bank Africa, a fully digital bank headquartered in Abidjan, has finalized two strategic partnership agreements with Côte d’Ivoire’s Société de garantie des crédits aux petites et moyennes entreprises (SGPME), a state-backed initiative designed to ease credit access for small and medium-sized businesses. The agreements will unlock up to 17 billion FCFA in financing for […]











