PETROSEN clears fuel shortage rumors with legal warning in Senegal Senegal’s national petroleum company, PETROSEN, has firmly refuted circulating claims of an imminent fuel shortage, confirming that supply levels remain stable across the country. The company has urged the public to verify information before sharing, warning that legal action willContinue Reading
Travelers in Mali are facing severe disruptions as jihadist groups enforce a blockade on major routes leading to Bamako, the nation’s capital. This crisis, orchestrated by the Jama’at Nusrat ul-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM), follows a series of violent attacks on April 25th that targeted multiple regions across the country. TheContinue Reading
Mali transport crisis as jihadist road blockades paralyse Bamako routes The Mali transport sector faces severe disruption following a jihadist blockade on key highways leading to Bamako, enforced by the Group for Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM) in retaliation for April attacks. Multiple vehicles, including commercial trucks and passengerContinue Reading
Addressing social challenges, JTE Gbi de fer has publicly endorsed measures aimed at reducing street begging in Abidjan. The initiative underscores the need for structured interventions to support vulnerable populations while promoting urban cleanliness and safety. Key initiatives and their impact Efforts to combat begging in Abidjan align with broaderContinue Reading
Senegal’s president highlights sports achievements at Nairobi summit During the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye delivered a speech that resonated deeply with attendees, celebrating the nation’s recent continental sports triumph. His remarks positioned sports as a cornerstone for economic growth and infrastructure development, with aContinue Reading
The Chadian military has launched aerial strikes against several islands in Lake Chad, located in Niger, which are allegedly used as strongholds by Boko Haram. The operation follows a recent attack by the armed group on Chadian military positions. Since Friday, these airstrikes have targeted remote islands in the lake,Continue Reading
Diomaye Faye and Macron Discuss Senegal-France Ties at Nairobi Summit During the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye held a crucial meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron to explore ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation between Senegal and France. This high-level discussion reflects the ongoing commitment ofContinue Reading
The Togolese opposition has secured rare permission to hold a public gathering in Lomé, marking a potential shift in the country’s political climate after years of restrictive measures. This development raises a crucial question: is this a genuine step toward political liberalization, or merely a temporary easing of tensions? CNCCContinue Reading
After years of stringent restrictions on public gatherings, Togo’s opposition coalition achieved a historic milestone this weekend by securing authorization for a public rally in Lomé. While the development has ignited discussions about potential political liberalization, analysts remain divided on whether this signals a lasting transformation or merely a temporaryContinue Reading
A glimmer of political openness in Togo after years of restrictions Noël Tadégnon For years, public protests in Togo were either restricted or outright banned. This weekend, however, opposition groups managed to hold a legally permitted gathering in Lomé. The question now arises: is this the start of a trueContinue Reading
In a dramatic twist shaking the foundations of the Sahel Alliance (AES), a covert operation involving a massive fuel convoy has exposed deep-seated corruption and alleged terrorist financing. A procession of 710 tanker trucks defied state security protocols to reach Bamako, Mali, under circumstances that have raised serious questions aboutContinue Reading
In Togo, the military is meant to be a symbol of protection, standing guard over the nation’s borders and ensuring public safety. Yet, far too often, soldiers are turning their weapons inward—storming into private homes without warrants, leaving behind a trail of fear rather than security. No home should beContinue Reading