Damien Glez Political cartoonist and editorialist, Franco-Burkinabè Cameroon 2025 presidential election Justice delayed: the case of Cameroon’s post-election detainees The courtroom in Yaoundé has become a stage for a legal drama that refuses to reach its climax. Months after the 2025 presidential election in Cameroon, scores of individuals remain behindContinue Reading

The winds of change sweep across Libreville Above the vast horizon of Gabon, a vision of progress is taking shape—one that contrasts sharply with the nation’s complex past. This transformation is most evident in the tangible actions unfolding across the country, the ambitious projects underway, and the unwavering political determinationContinue Reading

After fifteen months of strained relations with Bamako, Algeria has restored diplomatic ties with Mali and reopened its airspace to Malian aircraft. With Niger, the rapprochement has gone further, with Algeria delivering four military helicopters, reviving oil projects, and jointly marketing Nigerien crude. Behind this series of gestures, coinciding withContinue Reading

The constitutional reform initiative announced by Senegalese authorities is now entering a phase of broad consultations. A delegation representing the Civil Society Coalition for the Implementation of the National Assizes’ Conclusions and the National Commission for Institutional Reform’s Work has met with the Takku Wallu parliamentary group, the primary oppositionContinue Reading

Senegal’s government has announced an increase in fuel prices, taking effect on August 15, 2026. This adjustment impacts both super gasoline and diesel, two commodities whose pricing structure directly influences national inflation, transportation expenses, and the competitiveness of industrial sectors. Dakar’s decision aligns with a trend observed across several WestContinue Reading