Is Mali failing its civilians? Escalating abuses demand urgent AU action
Can the lives of Mali’s civilians be shielded from the escalating violence tearing through the center and north of the country? A recent investigation by…
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Can North Korea’s leadership survive Kim Jong-un’s sudden health crisis?
Unverified reports spark global uncertainty over Kim Jong-un’s condition The health of North Korea’s reclusive leader has become the center of intense speculation after unverified…
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Can France’s urban unrest be exploited by Sahel juntas for political leverage?
As unrest unfolds in major French cities, the repercussions extend far beyond European borders. In Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger where relations with Paris have…
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Can Benin’s school football domination secure their place in the 2026 U-18 world cup knockout stages?
The Young Guépards of Benin made a bold statement at the U-18 School Football World Cup in Suzhou, China, delivering a record-breaking 27-0 victory over…
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Can Ecobank’s $230.8 million commitment unlock Benin’s growth potential?
Ecobank’s bold financial pledge raises critical questions for Benin’s development The Bénin’s economic future hinges on a pivotal question: can a $230.8 million (138.5 billion…
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Togo: can political dialogue work without opposition consensus?
When dialogue fails to bridge deep political divides The Togolese government’s push for renewed political talks has hit a major roadblock, as four influential opposition…
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Niger’s fuel crisis: should stricter measures or supply fixes come first?
As Niger grapples with recurring fuel shortages that cripple daily life, the government has opted for a drastic regulatory response rather than addressing the root…
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Can we afford to keep the current security approach amid France’s rising unrest?
Why Emmanuel Macron chose to double down on Laurent Nuñez despite searing chaos As France stared into the abyss of another explosive night—barricades smoldering in…
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Is Senegal’s 2027 budget betting on digital schools and connectivity to outgrow its bottlenecks?
With the unveiling of the 2027 budget proposal, Senegal’s government under President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko clearly signals a strategic realignment:…
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Can Africa Corps-backed forces in Mali protect civilians while fighting armed groups?
In Mali, a disturbing paradox is unfolding: while the JNIM executes soldiers, civilians are falling victim to abuses allegedly perpetrated by state forces with the…
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Niger’s fuel shortage turning Niamey into a city of desperation
Niamey’s streets now mirror the nation’s energy crisis As petrol stations run dry across Niamey, Niger’s capital is gasping under the weight of a fuel…
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How has Russia’s shadow influence reshaped Central African sovereignty?
How has Russia’s shadow influence reshaped Central African sovereignty? For decades, the Central African Republic has navigated a complex web of alliances, but one question…
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