Africa midday podcast: why military coup leaders shouldn’t run in elections
Invité Afrique Midi «it is unacceptable for coup plotters to be democratically elected» Listen – 05:45 The 39th African Union summit concluded with a bold…
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Burkina Faso slashes medicine prices to boost healthcare access
The Burkina Faso government has announced a groundbreaking reduction in the cost of essential generic medicines and select medical supplies, with price drops as high…
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Jihadist violence escalates in Niger’s Tillabéri region
The Niger has once again been struck by a brutal attack, this time in the Tillabéri region. On January 18, Islamic State in the Greater…
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Solar energy powers healthcare in Niafounké, northern Mali
solar energy powers healthcare in Niafounké, northern Mali In the Tombouctou region of northern Mali, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has equipped Niafounké Hospital with a…
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Us strategy in the Sahel: Morocco’s rising role as a key partner
The shifting geopolitical landscape in the Sahel is unfolding quietly. As European forces gradually withdraw from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger—and Russia expands its footprint…
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Violence in Niger’s Tillabéri region by islamist armed group
Islamist fighters strike villages in western Niger, leaving 30 civilians dead An armed Islamist group has carried out a series of deadly attacks in Niger,…
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Mali’s slip in global corruption index amid governance concerns
Mali drops in Transparency International’s 2025 corruption index Mali has slipped one position in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index released by Transparency International, now ranking…
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Corruption : le nouveau classement révèle des reculs
corruptionAfrique Corruption : le nouveau classement révèle des reculs Sandrine Blanchard | Alexa Meyer 10/02/202610 février 2026 Transparency International publie son nouvel Indice de perception…
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Niger drone strike kills 17 civilians in Tillabéri market
In a tragic incident that has drawn international concern, a military drone strike in Niger’s Tillabéri region reportedly killed at least 17 civilians, including four…
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Assessing the security record of Abdourahamane Tiani in Niger
A major and unprecedented assault recently struck the very center of Niamey. Over the night of Wednesday, January 28, into Thursday, January 29, dozens of…
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Mali’s health system boosted by new gavi-funded 4×4 vehicles
The Malian Ministry of Health and Social Development officially received 39 robust 4×4 all-terrain vehicles on Thursday, February 5, 2026. These crucial additions are set…
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Un calls on Burkina Faso to reinstate civil liberties and political rights
Volker Türk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has formally appealed to the government of Burkina Faso to cease all restrictions on civic…
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