The recurring tensions between Morocco and Spain often focus on migration flows, territorial disputes, or Ceuta and Melilla. Yet beneath these headlines lies a less visible but critical factor shaping their relationship: energy dependence. Rabat relies heavily on Spanish energy infrastructure for its electricity and gas supplies, creating a strategicContinue Reading
Senegalese opposition warns president on parliamentary dissolution risks Ousmane Sonko, leader of Pastef, asserts any fresh electoral contest would erode the ruling party’s standing, with dissolution posing the gravest threat. The prospect of dissolving Senegal’s National Assembly remains a contentious issue in the country’s political landscape. During a Saturday rallyContinue Reading
The Ebola crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) shows no signs of slowing. On August 5, medical leaders confirmed that the outbreak, declared on May 15, has become the second deadliest in history, with 1,850 fatalities among nearly 4,000 cases—a fatality rate exceeding 40%. The Bundibugyo strain,Continue Reading
How did the United States-Morocco alliance shape the Ceuta migration crisis? Over 70,000 individuals crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in a single surge, leaving at least 140 dead in their wake. This unprecedented migration wave has intensified scrutiny on the decades-long strategic partnership between Washington andContinue Reading
Political tensions in Sénégal have intensified as speculation grows over a potential dissolution of the National Assembly. During a recent gathering of the Pastef party in Linguère, opposition leader Ousmane Sonko made his stance clear, issuing a stern warning to President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Sonko asserted that if the governmentContinue Reading
Gabon’s government has launched a sweeping reform to overhaul the civil service’s automatic seniority-based advancement system, marking a significant departure from a long-standing practice. By scrapping the long-held tradition of automatic promotions tied to years of service, policymakers aim to usher in a new era of meritocracy and fiscal responsibility.Continue Reading
The eastern region of Ituri in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has once again been struck by a brutal assault attributed to the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), an Islamist-linked armed group of Ugandan origin. At least thirteen civilians were killed, and an entire village was torched during the overnightContinue Reading
Senegal’s political landscape turned its gaze back to the era of President Macky Sall during a recent public unveiling of a new book in Dakar. The event, held at a prominent venue, brought together political figures, diplomats, and analysts to explore a work that promises to reveal the inner workingsContinue Reading
Sénégal: key updates from sunday august 9 2026 Thousands gathered in Linguère as opposition leader Ousmane Sonko sharply criticized the administration’s policies, highlighting a growing disconnect between governance and public expectations. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall is forecasted overnight across southern and eastern regions, with Ziguinchor, Kolda, and Oussouye facing a 70-90%Continue Reading
Ousmane Sonko’s powerful critique of Bassirou Diomaye Faye in Linguère Ousmane Sonko recently invigorated a massive assembly of supporters during a rally in Linguère, where he delivered a scathing indictment of the sitting president’s governance. He underscored a profound disparity between the populace’s hopes and the prevailing political landscape. OnContinue Reading
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The potential for a postponement of elections in Senegal has reignited political discussions across Dakar. Following an initial strong statement from Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, El Malick Ndiaye, a prominent figure within the ruling party, has stepped forward to caution against any maneuvers aimed at altering the electoral schedule. HisContinue Reading