Senegal Launches Major Probe into Financial Mismanagement Under Former President Macky Sall

Senegal’s Criminal Investigation Division (DIC) has been officially instructed by the financial prosecutor’s office to probe serious financial irregularities allegedly committed between 2019 and 2024 during former President Macky Sall’s administration. This development comes as parliamentary proceedings begin over a proposed motion to prosecute Sall for high treason. According to a communiqué dated 16 April,…

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Namibia Refutes Online Claims of Mass U.S. Citizen Deportations

The Namibian government has officially refuted circulating rumors claiming that President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah ordered the deportation of over 500 American citizens. In a statement released on Wednesday, the presidency dismissed the claims as completely baseless, stating that the misinformation appears to be aimed at damaging the president’s reputation and creating diplomatic confusion. The false reports,…

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Burkina Faso Rejects U.S. AFRICOM’s Allegations on Misuse of Mineral Resources

The government of Burkina Faso has firmly dismissed recent remarks made by U.S. AFRICOM Commander General Michael Langley, describing them as false and misrepresentative of the country’s governance of natural resources. General Langley, during his April 3, 2025 testimony before the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee, reportedly suggested that revenues from Burkina Faso’s mining sector…

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Nigeria and Niger Take Steps Toward Renewing Diplomatic and Security Ties

Nigerian Foreign Minister Yusuf Maitama Tuggar is scheduled to visit Niamey on Wednesday, April 16, marking a new phase in diplomatic efforts to restore cooperation between the two countries. This upcoming visit builds on earlier engagements, including a March meeting between Niger’s Foreign Minister Bakary Yaou Sangaré and Nigeria’s ambassador to Niamey, Mohammed Sani Usman….

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