The recent enactment of the law amending Sénégal’s Electoral Code continues to fuel a significant political controversy. Deputy Tafsir Thioye, a prominent independent parliamentarian within the National Assembly and a vocal critic of the current administration, held a press conference this Tuesday. He aimed to articulate his interpretation of the newly adopted text, which has […]
Paris Saint-Germain targets Diogo Costa in a 60m€ move
Despite Matvey Safonov‘s impressive performances for Paris Saint-Germain since stepping in for Lucas Chevalier, his long-term starting position remains uncertain. Reports indicate that sporting advisor Luis Campos is actively pursuing a significant transfer for FC Porto‘s goalkeeper, Diogo Costa. Following Paris Saint-Germain‘s Ligue 1 title win, secured after a decisive victory against RC Lens, Luis […]
Senegal’s bold move: reshaping francophone africa’s political landscape
African Politics & International Relations Senegal’s bold move: reshaping francophone africa’s political landscape By Editor-in-Chief May 19, 2026 164 No comment Libreville, May 19, 2026 – A gathering under intense geopolitical scrutiny. In Dakar, African parliamentary Francophonie took a decisive turn. While official speeches and diplomatic unity were on display, the 32nd Africa Regional Assembly […]
Internal power struggles challenge Pastef’s unity ahead of 2027 polls
Internal power struggles challenge Pastef’s unity ahead of 2027 polls A year shy of the pivotal 2027 territorial elections, the Pastef party finds itself embroiled in escalating internal tensions. Prominent figures within the movement are locked in a fierce battle for influence and positioning, casting a shadow over its cohesion. These burgeoning rivalries, particularly noticeable […]
Mali’s drone strikes: friendly fire and strategic missteps in Intahaka
On the morning of Monday, May 18, a drone operated by the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) tragically targeted a vehicle belonging to the GATIA armed movement in the Intahaka mining zone, near Gao. This group, despite its loyalty to Bamako, suffered casualties in what was described as an “error.” This latest bloody incident starkly reveals […]
Abidjan hosts pivotal data protection talks for African regulators
Abidjan took center stage on May 18, 2026, as the host city for a landmark gathering on personal data governance across Africa. The ninth conference of the Réseau africain des autorités de protection des données personnelles (RAPDP) brought together over thirty delegations, including twenty-four from African nations, alongside European partners, independent experts, and private sector […]
Senegal’s apr denounces sonko’s policies before mouride khalife in touba
Touba: The APR denounces Sonko’s actions before Serigne Mountakha Mbacké The Alliance for the Republic (APR) has amplified its outreach in Touba following the detention of Pape Malick Ndour, vehemently condemning what it describes as a political conspiracy orchestrated by the current administration. Before Serigne Mountakha Mbacké, the party’s representatives passionately advocated for justice, reigniting […]
N’Djamena hosts inaugural museum night to celebrate chadian heritage
N’Djamena recently hosted the pioneering “Museum Night,” an event orchestrated by the Cultural Heritage House of Chad, through the National Museum of Chad, on Monday, May 18, 2026. This landmark initiative, marking the International Museum Day, unfolded under the patronage of the Ministry of Tourist Development, Culture, and Handicrafts, shining a spotlight on the nation’s […]
Senegal’s anti-homosexuality law: mounting legal challenges and human rights concerns
Senegal’s recently enacted anti-homosexuality law, which significantly stiffens penalties for “unnatural acts,” is already manifesting its initial legal repercussions amidst considerable controversy. Just six weeks following its promulgation, over a hundred individuals have been apprehended nationwide. Some face charges of alleged voluntary HIV transmission, an accusation that substantially broadens the scope of criminal liability. The […]
African data protection: shaping digital sovereignty in West Africa
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, recently hosted the ninth international conference of the African Network of Personal Data Protection Authorities (RAPDP), a pivotal four-day event that commenced on Monday, May 18, 2026. This significant gathering brought together delegates from over thirty African and European nations, including twenty-four African delegations, alongside international experts, private sector representatives, and specialized […]
Lome hosts biashara africa 2026 with call for tangible african economic integration
Lomé is currently hosting the third edition of the Biashara Africa forum, a landmark event dedicated to commerce, investment, and economic partnerships across the continent. Since its launch on May 18, 2026, the forum has brought together heads of state, ministers, investors, and private sector leaders to discuss strategies for accelerating Africa’s economic integration. At […]
CAN 2027 qualifiers draw sets stage for thrilling west african clashes
The draw for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) qualifiers was finalized in Cairo, Egypt, this week, revealing the matchups for all 48 participating teams. With nations now knowing their opponents, the stage is set for an intense campaign leading to the tournament co-hosted by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. The qualification journey kicks off […]











