The Panafrican Press for Peace, Democracy and Governance (2PfJ) is calling for a broad, inclusive, and constructive political dialogue to drive sustainable electoral reforms in Côte d’Ivoire. This appeal comes as the country seeks to rebuild trust in its electoral system after years of political turbulence. Why electoral reform mattersContinue Reading

Bola Ahmed Tinubu a renouvelé officiellement son attachement aux principes d'autodétermination, de décolonisation et au respect des frontières héritées de la colonisation. La diplomatie sahraouie continue de consolider ses positions sur le continent africain. La visite à Abuja de l'envoyé spécial du président sahraoui, Mohamed Yeslem Beissat, s'inscrit dans uneContinue Reading

Détenu depuis le 15 avril, l'ancien Premier ministre gabonais et principal opposant Alain Claude Bilie By Nze est maintenu dans une cellule de cinq mètres carrés sans lumière, selon ses avocats. Les poursuites engagées contre lui reposent sur un différend financier remontant à 2008. By Aïssata Issa — AnalystContinue Reading

Major restructuring at Senegal’s Prime Minister Office after Ousmane Sonko Senegal’s Prime Minister Office has undergone significant restructuring under Al Aminou Lô’s leadership, reshaping state services and enhancing institutional efficiency through key administrative reforms. Administrative overhaul following leadership transition Since Ousmane Sonko stepped down as Prime Minister on May 22,Continue Reading

Senegal’s government has undergone a significant transformation in its organizational structure following the departure of President Ousmane Sonko, who was succeeded by Al Aminou Lô. The changes reflect a broader effort to reorganize administrative responsibilities and clarify roles between the prime minister’s office and other ministries. By Aïssata Issa —Continue Reading

The withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger from the International Criminal Court (ICC) marks more than a diplomatic shift—it signals a fundamental challenge to the very foundations of global justice. On September 22, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) crossed a threshold that may redefine international law for decadesContinue Reading