Inside the missed handshake: why Anicet Ekane’s Yaoundé wait for Issa Tchiroma Bakary reveals deeper fractures in Cameroon’s opposition
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Something more calculated than a routine diplomatic gesture is unfolding in Benin. On Wednesday, 7 October 2026, the European Union formally opened its first-ever economic mission on Beninese soil in Cotonou, bringing with it a delegation of European companies eager to scout local investment openings. The timing and scale ofContinue Reading
Why Cotonou stands out in West Africa’s congested port landscape West African ports are choking under unprecedented congestion, yet Benin’s Cotonou Autonomous Port is quietly rewriting the rules. Container dwell times of just 36 to 72 hours have positioned this facility among the region’s most fluid maritime gateways — aContinue Reading
Le barreau nigérien sous pression : anatomie d’une affaire qui dépasse un simple avocat Le dossier de Me Abdourahamane Lirwana, avocat poursuivi pour ses publications en ligne, révèle une mécanique judiciaire qui interroge bien au-delà de sa personne. Placé sous mandat de dépôt il y a quinze jours, il comparaissaitContinue Reading
When Désiré Henri Aihou swore the judicial oath in Abuja on 6 October 2026, the moment looked like routine protocol. In reality, it offered a window into a deeper dynamic: how a country whose modern political identity was forged in a single decisive national conference is now exporting that institutionalContinue Reading
When Désiré Henri Aihou swore the judicial oath in Abuja on 6 October 2026, the moment looked like routine protocol. In reality, it offered a window into a deeper dynamic: how a country whose modern political identity was forged in a single decisive national conference is now exporting that institutionalContinue Reading
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Behind Niger’s fuel price debate: a decision shaped by deeper pressures The recommendation came at the close of the first extraordinary session of 2026 of the Conseil Consultatif de la Refondation (CCR), and it landed like a thunderclap — even though it merely confirmed what many had long feared. Niger’sContinue Reading
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The fate of Nigerien journalist Moussa Kaka has finally seen a partial clarification. More than a month after his disappearance following his departure from the premises of Radio Télévision Saraounia in Niamey, the journalist is, according to Nigerien authorities, “alive” and “detained by the authorities.” This information was confirmed onContinue Reading
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