Senegalese Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Amine Mohamed Lô officially announced the formation of a new 30-member government on Monday evening. Notably, this executive team does not include representatives from the PASTEF-Les Patriotes party, despite its significant majority in the National Assembly. This governmental restructuring unfolds amid a broader national politicalContinue Reading

The conversation regarding national sovereignty in Gabon has taken a significant turn. Nadia Christelle Koye, a prominent figure in the nation’s political sphere, has broken her silence to challenge what she views as a calculated ambiguity surrounding the limits of presidential authority. This intervention comes as Libreville works to stabilizeContinue Reading

A significant joint military operation involving Nigerian and Béninese forces has successfully neutralized more than 500 terrorists in the Babanna border region, located within Nigeria’s Niger State. This five-day offensive, crucially supported by local vigilance committees, powerfully demonstrates the effectiveness of shared security strategies. While the triumph is shadowed byContinue Reading

An unprecedented breakthrough in Africa’s restitution movement has unfolded in Bordeaux, where city officials have made a strategic legal decision to refuse a 53-piece art collection bequeathed from former colonial holdings. The objects, originating from multiple African nations, had been preserved in the Musée d’Aquitaine’s reserves until June 1, 2026,Continue Reading

Tchad Chad’s security minister addresses senators on ongoing national insecurity Chad’s Minister of Public Security, Ali Ahmat Aghabache, confronted senators’ apprehensions regarding the persistent insecurity and violence, detailing their underlying causes and the measures being implemented. On June 1, 2026, General Ali Ahmat Aghabache, Chad’s Minister of Public Security andContinue Reading