Society Cameroun’s self-inflicted corruption crisis: a call for genuine change High school teacher and political observer Armand Noutack II exposes a harsh truth: Cameroonians embrace systemic corruption while demanding change. His unfiltered analysis challenges every layer of society. Liliane Ndangue |June 5, 2026|7 minutes read AAA Follow Cameroonian current affairsContinue Reading

As diplomatic efforts surrounding the Western Sahara conflict stall, Morocco is forging ahead with its own agenda, prioritizing internal reforms over stalled negotiations. The government in Rabat has intensified its focus on the regionalization plan, a sweeping administrative overhaul aimed at decentralizing power and boosting economic development across the country’sContinue Reading

Marième Soumaré Senegal political correspondent Pastef Ousmane Sonko Senegal’s political landscape braces for a defining moment As Senegal’s political arena heats up, Ousmane Sonko, leader of the Pastef movement, is making final preparations to solidify his party’s dominance in the national assembly. The upcoming legislative session is shaping up toContinue Reading

The Malian government has escalated its counterterrorism efforts by introducing a groundbreaking financial incentive program. The initiative, announced through national broadcaster ORTM, offers monetary rewards to individuals who provide actionable intelligence leading to the capture or elimination of key figures in the Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM)—an Al-Qaeda affiliate—asContinue Reading

The Malian government has officially declared its intention to provide substantial financial incentives to anyone offering actionable intelligence that leads to the location of individuals suspected of orchestrating assaults against both civilians and vital infrastructure across the nation. Specifically, authorities have earmarked a significant sum of two billion CFA francs,Continue Reading