Four Nigerien Soldiers Killed in Suspected Terrorist Attack. Niger and Burkina Faso Officially Withdraw from Francophonie Organization. Senegal’s Amnesty Law Revision Sparks Political Dispute. Fraudsters Target President Mahama’s X Account in Cryptocurrency Scam. Rwanda Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Belgium Amid Escalating Regional Tensions.
Four Nigerien soldiers were killed on Monday morning in an attack by armed militants on a military position in Chetima Wango, in the Diffa region. Brigadier General Moussa Salaou, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, arrived in Diffa early Tuesday to attend the funeral of the fallen soldiers. According to state television, the attack…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that Burkina Faso, Mali, and Nigeria; along with several other countries could run out of HIV treatments in the coming months due to a funding shortfall from the United States. According to the global health agency, the decision by the Trump administration has “substantially disrupted” the supply of…
The mayor of Dionewar in Senegal’s Fatick region, Lansana Sarr, has been arrested for his alleged role in facilitating illegal migration. His arrest followed the interception of a pirogue carrying over 500 migrants attempting to reach Spain. According to local reports, Sarr admitted to receiving 2 million CFA francs (approximately $3,300) from a migration courier,…
The Ivorian Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has announced the publication of the provisional electoral roll, listing 8,761,348 voters, from March 17 to 21, 2025, across the country and in the diaspora. IEC President Ibrahime Coulibaly-Kuibiert handed over a USB key containing the voter list at the commission’s headquarters in Abidjan ahead of the dispute period,…
