On June 2, 2026, Béninois President Romuald Wadagni undertook an official visit to Niamey, engaging with Nigerien authorities. This significant diplomatic move signals a renewed high-level dialogue between Bénin and Niger after a period of strained bilateral relations, a development unlikely to please Kemi Seba. The heads of state haveContinue Reading
us sanctions Rwanda-backed rebel intelligence chief in dr Congo The United States Department of the Treasury has finally taken action against a key figure in the Rwandan-backed armed group operating in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. On June 2, 2026, John Imani Nzenze, the intelligence chief of the M23Continue Reading
Publié aujourd’hui à 07h58 Lecture : 3 minutes. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Jassim Ahdani Journaliste, correspondant au Maroc By Aïssata Issa — AnalystContinue Reading
National showcase of OHADA’s Genies en Herbe competition 2026 in Lomé The Auditorium of the University of Lomé buzzed with intellectual energy on May 30, 2026, as the national finale of the 17th edition of the International Genies en Herbe OHADA competition unfolded. This prestigious event, co-organized by the NationalContinue Reading
In 2025, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) faces a troubling paradox: while tax revenue collection gathers momentum, public spending is outpacing it at an even faster rate, deepening the budget deficit. This structural imbalance forces Kinshasa into a precarious balancing act—supporting economic activity, maintaining internal security, and meetingContinue Reading
The Turkey has quietly but decisively expanded its footprint in Mali, emerging as Bamako’s leading non-African arms supplier since 2024. Over the past decade, bilateral trade has surged to unprecedented levels, with defense equipment now topping Ankara’s exports to the landlocked West African nation. This shift occurs against the backdropContinue Reading
In Senegal, the recently appointed government led by Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Mohamed Lô has ignited significant debate. Comprising 30 ministers, the team includes technocrats and allies of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, with no prominent figures from the Pastef party under Ousmane Sonko, despite the president’s own membership inContinue Reading
Paris Saint-Germain have just secured back-to-back UEFA Champions League titles, and the club’s transformation this season has been largely driven by a single figure: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Acquired from Napoli in January 2025 for a reported €70 million, the Georgian forward has redefined the Parisian side’s identity, delivering performances that haveContinue Reading
In a bold confrontation with opponents, Ousmane Sonko, the prominent leader of the PASTEF party and current parliamentary majority head, has sharply criticized a legal challenge aimed at overturning his reinstatement as a deputy in the national Assembly. The opposition-led initiative, which targets the legitimacy of his mandate, has drawnContinue Reading
The official visit of Chris Bryant, the British Minister of State for International Trade, to Rabat has paved the way for a reinforced era of cooperation, establishing the United Kingdom and Morocco as vital strategic partners. London identifies Morocco as a territory rich with economic promise. During his stay, ChrisContinue Reading
In a sharp public statement, opposition leader Ousmane Sonko has taken aim at Senegal’s new Prime Minister Al Aminou Lo, issuing stern warnings over recent remarks that have fueled political tensions. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Sonko made it clear that his patience with what he considers provocative discourse isContinue Reading
Senegal politics: why Pastef snubs new government participation On Tuesday, June 2, former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko addressed the press in Dakar to explain why the Pastef party, which he leads, declined to join the newly formed government unveiled the previous day by his successor, Ahmadou Al Aminou Mohamed Lô.Continue Reading