Uncovering the hidden costs of corruption on Cameroon’s public funds in 2025
2026-10-14
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Why Joseph Kabila took the FRN helm: the strategy behind the reshuffle
2026-10-14
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Why Joseph Kabila’s FRN is deepening DR Congo’s fault lines
2026-10-13
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Accountability as a debt to the people: inside Ousmane Sonko’s national assembly doctrine
2026-10-13
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Joseph Kabila’s calculated return: inside the DRC’s newest rebellion
2026-10-12
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Senegal’s power struggle: why the Diomaye Faye-Sonko alliance collapsed so fast
2026-10-09
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Why Tshisekedi’s peace gesture to religious groups could reshape the DRC
2026-10-08
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Inside the missed handshake: why Anicet Ekane’s Yaoundé wait for Issa Tchiroma Bakary reveals deeper fractures in Cameroon’s opposition
2026-10-08
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Inside Elhadj Malick Ndiaye’s decision: the real reasons he stepped aside for Ousmane Sonko
2026-10-06
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Inside the DRC’s census plan: why Guylain Nyembo insists on full national coverage
2026-10-06
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Spain’s housing crisis: behind the snap election gamble
2026-10-06
The roots of Spain’s housing crisis run deep, and the political fallout is now reshaping the country’s future. When parliament rejected a package of housing reforms, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez responded by calling snap elections. The move laid bare the structural tensions that have been building for years: a marketContinue Reading
Behind the unlikely alignment of Ibrahim Traoré and Marine Le Pen
2026-10-05
When two political figures from vastly different worlds begin echoing similar themes, it is worth examining the underlying dynamics. The recent convergence between Burkina Faso’s military leader, Ibrahim Traoré, and France’s far-right figure, Marine Le Pen, has raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. At first glance, they appear to beContinue Reading