In Niamey, the apparent calm following the events of August 29 may be concealing deeper tensions. Behind the official statements…
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Mali : 17 morts dans les rangs des dozos, le JNIM accentue sa pression
De Ségou à Mopti, de Kidal aux grands axes routiers, le Mali semble entrer dans une nouvelle phase de sa…
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Sahel : le pari des juntes tourne-t-il à l’échec sécuritaire ?
Un rapport britannique décrit un Sahel où l’affaiblissement des États profite aux groupes armés. Au Mali, au Burkina Faso et…
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MALI : Le JNIM diffuse les images de l’attaque de la base de San et contredit la version des FAMa
San, 3 septembre 2026 — La bataille de San ne se joue plus seulement sur le terrain. Elle se poursuit…
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Tillabéri’s struggle: terror persists as Niger’s regime seeks public support
The security landscape in western Niger remains dire, with fresh armed assaults striking terror into rural communities just as the…
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Thierno Bocoum demands full transparency on the new Senegal IMF agreement
The recent technical consensus reached between Sénégal and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has sparked intense political discussions. Thierno Bocoum,…
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Air Sénégal expands its fleet with new Boeing 737-800
Air Sénégal bolsters national fleet with Boeing 737-800 acquisition Air Sénégal proudly announces the addition of a brand new Boeing…
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Security crisis in Niamey as internal mutinies reveal fragile power structures
The August 29 mutiny: A crack in the military’s anti-jihadist front The uprising that erupted on August 29, 2026, at…
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The Sahel states alliance: navigating intervention challenges in Niger
A year following the formalization of its charter and the establishment of its confederation, the Alliance des États du Sahel…
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Lions club international governor begins regional tour in Côte d’Ivoire, aligns with PND 2026-2030
Jean Pierre HILLAH, the newly appointed Governor for District 403-A2 of the Lions Club International, has officially commenced his regional…
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Togo’s public contracts and banks: navigating the debt deadlock
“Banks are no longer supporting us.” This common sentiment among local entrepreneurs engaged in public procurement paints a clear picture…
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Niger’s capital regains peace amid deep military unrest
Tranquility has returned to Niamey this past Monday, August 31, following a weekend of unprecedented unrest in Niger’s capital. While…
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