Burkina Faso’s unconventional sovereignty initiative draws sharp criticism The proposal by a Burkinabè movement to establish an “embassy for extraterrestrials”…
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Following the decision to sever diplomatic ties between Burkina Faso and France, tangible consequences are emerging, not solely for bilateral…
Read MoreNiger’s endless war: shifting alliances and unyielding jihadist threat
From western-backed security pacts to anti-foreign sovereignty slogans, Niamey has repeatedly failed to break the cycle of violence gripping its…
Read MoreTogo facing persistent poverty and seasonal floods amid political discontent
The recurrence of the rainy season in Togo brings with it a familiar cycle of hardship: inundated roads, submerged neighborhoods,…
Read MoreAES parliament formation raises questions amid worsening security in West Africa
The Confederation of Sahel States (AES) is advancing its institutional framework as its founding member countries move toward establishing a…
Read MoreNew Togo road authority raises concerns over 200 million dollar world bank funds
The announcement during a cabinet meeting regarding the establishment of Ageroute (Agency for Road Works and Management) and Sonafir (National…
Read MoreTillabéry under siege: jihadist video exposes growing insecurity in Niger
The once-peaceful region of Tillabéry in western Niger has become a new battleground, as jihadist factions operating along the volatile…
Read MoreBurkina Faso’s Traoré family toughens stance against France but quietly seeks French visa
For over two years, Burkina Faso’s leadership has consistently adopted a confrontational stance toward France. Under the leadership of Captain…
Read MoreOne year after Jacques Koami Koutoglo’s death, Togo grapples with unanswered questions
On June 26, 2025, Togo was struck by one of the most harrowing incidents amid widespread civil unrest. The day…
Read MoreEscalation in Niger as jihadists threaten Niamey residents
The security situation in Niger’s capital has taken a dramatic turn for the worse. On June 26, 2026, the Group…
Read MoreBurkina Faso’s bold move: can sovereignty survive a shift in alliances?
Breaking diplomatic ties with France: a leap toward sovereignty or a new form of dependence? On June 26, 2026, Burkina…
Read MoreNkoemvone: traces of colonial modernity in Cameroon’s agricultural past
In the heart of southern Cameroon, the Nkoemvone experimental station spans over 300 hectares—with only ten currently operational—connected by a…
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