Jnim’s malian gold extortion scheme targets chinese miners to fund attacks
In a concerning development across Mali, the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (Jnim), a prominent jihadist organization, has intensified its efforts to exploit the nation’s valuable gold resources. Our investigations reveal a systematic scheme targeting Chinese gold miners operating in the region. Jnim is actively extorting theseContinue Reading
Controversial closure of sunni mosque in Ouagadougou sparks backlash
In a move that has left many stunned, the governor of Burkina Faso‘s Kadiogo region issued an order to shut down the country’s largest Sunni mosque in Ouagadougou. The decision, announced on May 28, 2026, has triggered sharp criticism and deep frustration across the nation, raising serious questions about theContinue Reading
Côte d’ivoire: internal tensions rock PDCI amid RHDP strategies
Alain Aka Côte d’Ivoire correspondent Tidjane Thiam Parti Démocratique de Côte d’Ivoire (PDCI) Unrest within the PDCI as political maneuvering intensifies The Parti Démocratique de Côte d’Ivoire (PDCI) is navigating choppy waters, with internal divisions deepening as the Rassemblement des Houphouëtistes pour la Démocratie et la Paix (RHDP) advances itsContinue Reading
Tchad government apologizes to judges after tense talks
Tchad Tchad government issues formal apology to judiciary After an extraordinary assembly of legal unions, Chad’s administration formally apologized to magistrates, signaling a commitment to restoring trust and institutional harmony. Staff Writer May 29, 2026 — 1 min read Share On May 26, 2026, the two major magistrate unions inContinue Reading
Senegal debt crisis: does Sonko’s exit pave the way for IMF talks?
Thaïs Brouck Economy Journalist, Macroeconomic Specialist Ousmane Sonko Kristalina Georgieva Bassirou Diomaye Faye IMF Senegal’s debt dilemma: a potential shift toward IMF engagement With Senegal grappling under the weight of its escalating debt, the unexpected departure of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko has sparked fresh speculation about the country’s economic trajectory.Continue Reading
Senegal debt crisis IMF talks hinge on political shifts
Today at 1:31 PM Reading time: 3 minutes. Generated file on Read in the app Thaïs Brouck Macroeconomics correspondent Ousmane Sonko Kristalina Georgieva Bassirou Diomaye Faye IMF By Abdoulaye Mounkaila — ReporterContinue Reading
Togo faces acute hunger crisis as food insecurity spreads in northern savannahs
An urgent alert from the World Food Programme (WFP) reveals that over 330,000 people in Togo are teetering on the brink of severe food insecurity. The crisis, exacerbated by chronic hunger and escalating insecurity, threatens to spiral into a full-blown humanitarian catastrophe if immediate action is not taken. Northern regionsContinue Reading
Best places to watch PSG vs Arsenal in Albi with fan promotions
With the PSG vs Arsenal UEFA Champions League final just hours away, football fever is gripping Albi. The city’s bars and restaurants are pulling out all the stops, transforming their venues into electric viewing hubs complete with giant screens, free jerseys, and non-stop drinks to keep the energy high. TheContinue Reading
Chad officials seek resolution over security minister’s remarks
Chad officials seek resolution over security minister’s remarks A high-level meeting in N’Djamena has paved the way for reconciliation between the judiciary and the Security Minister following a misunderstanding sparked by public statements. Both sides agreed to issue clarifications and apologies to restore mutual trust. Diplomatic engagement averts institutional crisisContinue Reading
Psg arsenal final budapest weather forecast for saturday
PSG vs Arsenal: Budapest braces for a comfortable final under clear skies As France battles an intense heatwave, the Paris Saint-Germain squad will find relief in Budapest’s milder climate for Saturday’s Champions League showdown against Arsenal. Cooler conditions await PSG in Hungary The Parisian delegation arrived in Budapest on FridayContinue Reading
Niger’s sovereignty illusion: Tiani’s regime seeks debt despite promises
In Niamey, the grand narratives of restored sovereignty and severance from international financial institutions are colliding with the harsh realities of governance. While the National Council for the Safeguarding of the Homeland (CNSP), led by General Abdourahamane Tiani, persists in proclaiming total autonomy and brighter prospects for Nigeriens, the actionsContinue Reading
Togo’s deepening food crisis: a test for faure gnassingbé’s administration
The northern reaches of Togo are grappling with an unparalleled state of vulnerability, as the World Food Programme (WFP) issues a stark warning regarding an impending humanitarian catastrophe. Analysts contend that this escalating crisis underscores fundamental governance shortcomings within Faure Gnassingbé’s administration, which appears unable to assure both the physicalContinue Reading