A contested legacy in Ouagadougou In Burkina Faso, the figure of Thomas Sankara has long since ceased to be a…
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A contested legacy in Ouagadougou In Burkina Faso, the figure of Thomas Sankara has long since ceased to be a…
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A dawn attack on the Niger River banks On the morning of Tuesday, 15 September 2026, the outskirts of Gao…
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Gabon now has a clearer picture of its public debt. An audit commissioned by the state and finalized as of…
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Digitalisation du foncier au Gabon : le Ministre de l’Économie rejoint le protocole avec SNEDAI GROUPE par · 15 septembre…
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A steep fall in uranium production Niger’s uranium mining sector is facing a severe crisis. The Société des mines de…
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A regime’s facade cracks as its own soldiers walk away More than eighteen months after the July 2023 coup, the…
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Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger — the three member states of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) — have continued…
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Classrooms across Benin came back to life on Monday, September 14, 2026, as the new academic year officially began. From…
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Niger’s decision to keep pump prices artificially low is now exposing the true scale of its fiscal burden. Fresh projections…
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Burkina Faso’s flagship textile venture, Texforces-BF, has been presented as a cornerstone of economic sovereignty and industrial ambition. Official enthusiasm…
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A widening gap between foreign assets and liabilities Official declarations in Niamey frequently celebrate a break from old economic ties…
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Benin’s national school feeding programme has crossed a significant threshold. For the 2026-2027 academic year, approximately 1.9 million pupils now…
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