Accountability as a debt to the people: inside Ousmane Sonko’s national assembly doctrine
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Joseph Kabila’s emergence as head of the Front for the Refoundation of the Nation (FRN), unveiled in Goma, is more revealing for what it says about the conflict’s underlying architecture than for the announcement itself. The former Congolese president now leads a politico-military platform that draws together senior figures fromContinue Reading
The rationale behind a military uniform production unit The recent groundbreaking of a military uniform manufacturing facility in Niger, with an announced daily capacity of 1,000 uniforms and financed directly by the National Solidarity Fund for the Safeguarding of the Homeland (FSSP), has reignited discussions about the government’s spending priorities.Continue Reading
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Five magistrates were sworn in on 6 October 2026 in Abuja, Nigeria, to join the Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Among them is Désiré Henri Aihou of Benin. They begin a four-year, non-renewable term. The composition of the new bench and how itContinue Reading
Why does a name tied to a twenty-two-year-old bombing keep resurfacing at the exact moment Togo is scrambling to secure its northern border? The answer lies less in any single allegation than in the mechanics of a murky trade: private brokers who move between arms suppliers, political offices and militaryContinue Reading
The scale of forced displacement across the central Sahel has reached a level that demands closer scrutiny. The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) now places the combined number of displaced persons and refugees in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger at close to four million —Continue Reading
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The election of the Beninese jurist Inès Hadonou-Toffoun to the Advisory Committee of the United Nations Human Rights Council is far more than a personal accolade. Behind the scenes, it reveals a deliberate strategy by Benin to strengthen its footprint in multilateral human rights bodies and to ensure that AfricanContinue Reading
Inside the Vêdoko interchange funding: what the numbers reveal When Benin and Japan put pen to paper on a fresh grant agreement worth 10.8 billion FCFA on Friday, 9 October 2026, the headline figure was simple enough. Yet the story behind the Vêdoko interchange in Cotonou is more layered: thisContinue Reading
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The ambition driving Benin’s military aviation training is not just about aircraft and runways — it is about building a foundation of sovereignty. The École aéronautique militaire de Cana (EAM-Cana), nestled within the Cana Air Base, stands at the heart of this effort. It equips the Beninese Armed Forces withContinue Reading
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