Abdelkader Djellaoui, Algeria’s Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, commenced a pivotal two-day working visit to the Republic of Chad on Wednesday. Leading a high-level delegation, his mission is to explore effective strategies for implementing joint infrastructure initiatives, with a particular focus on advancing the ambitious Trans-Saharan Road project.Continue Reading

Senegal’s state institutions are grappling with a persistent series of cyberattacks, raising urgent questions about the nation’s digital resilience. Following breaches targeting the tax authority in October and the national identity card department in January, the Public Treasury has now become the latest victim of sophisticated hacking attempts. While eachContinue Reading

Mali finds itself in a precarious state, with daily escalating uncertainty fueled by armed group attacks. The critical questions persist: How can this impasse be resolved, and how can the intercommunal coexistence, severely strained by years of crisis, be safeguarded? For years, Mali has grappled with a profound and multifacetedContinue Reading

The discourse surrounding the potential dissolution of Côte d’Ivoire’s Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) has once again taken center stage in the nation’s political landscape. This pivotal body, responsible for orchestrating elections across Côte d’Ivoire, faces ongoing criticism from various opposition factions. They contend that the CEI’s current structure lacks balanceContinue Reading

The coastal surveillance of Senegal is entering a transformative phase. Following the announced departure of French forces in 2024, Dakar is preparing to entrust a segment of its maritime security to Turkey. This strategic pivot, championed by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, underscores Senegal’s accelerated realignmentContinue Reading