After a decade of war: are anglophone separatists really fighting for freedom?
The Illusion of Liberation: Ten Years of Violence in Cameroon’s Anglophone Regions As the tenth anniversary of the 2016 anglophone protests passes, top military strategist…
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Is Benin’s fuel reserve strategy enough to prevent shortages amid shifting demand?
Is Benin’s fuel reserve strategy enough to prevent shortages amid shifting demand? The Beninese government has dismissed fears of a fuel shortage on Sunday, attributing…
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Can local leaders reshape Senegal’s municipalities by 2027?
Why Senegal’s municipal elections matter more than ever As Senegal prepares for its 2027 municipal elections, a growing number of political figures are stepping forward…
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Can Burkina Faso build a fairer future without confronting its full history?
Burkina Faso is undertaking a sweeping overhaul of its geography and history curricula, aiming to ‘decolonize’ school textbooks. While this effort raises legitimate questions about…
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Is your data protected? Meta’s massive crackdown on west african cybercrime rings
In a bold move to disrupt one of the most sophisticated cybercrime networks operating across West Africa, Meta has just exposed a disturbing question: How…
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Will France’s education system survive the storm before the 2027 presidential race?
As the 2027 presidential election looms on the horizon, France faces a pivotal question: can its education system withstand the pressure of mounting social unrest…
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Is Gabon’s press card revival a litmus test for media freedom?
Gabon’s press card system has resumed after a five-year hiatus, raising a critical question: can this move restore trust in the media landscape amid political…
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Can Lille recover from their surprise Ligue 1 loss to brest with their podium hopes intact?
In a dramatic 7th matchday clash, Lille faced a stern test against Brest with top-flight aspirations hanging in the balance. The visiting team from western…
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Can the fla’s desperate alliances with Libya and the uae shift the Sahel security balance?
The Sahel’s shifting sands now face a pivotal question: can the Front de Libération de l’Azawad’s (FLA) untested partnerships with eastern Libya’s Haftar faction and…
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Can snapchat define success for N’Djamena’s youth?
Can snapchat define success for N’Djamena’s youth? In N’Djamena, Snapchat has evolved far beyond a simple messaging tool. For many young Tchadians, it now serves…
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Is Joseph Kabila’s gamble with Congo’s rebels a ticking time bomb?
When Joseph Kabila, former President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from 2001 to 2019, officially took command of the Front for the Refoundation…
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Can Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis end without urgent dialogue?
Can Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis end without urgent dialogue? Amid escalating violence in Cameroon’s Northwest and Southwest regions, lawyer and activist Felix Agbor Balla has issued…
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