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Togo follows Benin’s lead with visa-free entry policy to enhance regional ties
Lomé has adopted a model pioneered by Cotonou. The Togolese government has recently declared the abolition of entry visas for all African nationals, marking a historic decision that closely mirrors …
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New eu ambassador to Chad formally begins three-year mission
A significant diplomatic moment unfolded on May 19 as Amador Sanchez Rico, the newly appointed European Union Ambassador, formally presented his credentials to President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno. The esteemed …
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Zenaba Adoum Oudah: Chad’s rising star in innovative entrepreneurship
In N’Djamena, Zenaba Adoum Oudah is redefining what it means to be a modern entrepreneur in Chad. A biologist by training, designer by passion, and founder of AgriOudah, she has …
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Escalating conflict: boko haram and iswap vie for sambisa forest control
The 60,000 square kilometer Sambisa Forest in Northeast Nigeria, once a vibrant natural reserve popular with tourists, has undergone a stark transformation. Its abundant wildlife has largely vanished, replaced by …
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Dakar hosts pivotal talks on Senegal’s green energy future
Dakar took center stage this week as experts, policymakers, and civil society leaders converged for the fourth edition of the Environmental and Energy University. The two-day gathering, held on May …
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Senegal space week 2026 highlights strategic importance of space tech
The opening of the second edition of Senegal Space Week 2026 witnessed a powerful declaration from General Birame Diop, representing President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, emphasizing the nation’s pressing need to …
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Mali’s overreliance on mercenaries backfires against terror groups
The Malian junta’s shift in strategy following the 2021 deployment of Russian mercenaries has inadvertently fueled the expansion of terrorist networks across the country. While the Wagner Group—now rebranded as …
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Senegal parliament session: prime minister sonko to face lawmaker questions friday
This Friday, May 22, 2026, the National Assembly of Senegal will host a pivotal plenary session where Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko is set to appear before lawmakers. Scheduled to begin …
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Escalating tensions in Centrafrique as russian mercenaries enter mpc conflict
Russian mercenaries’ official involvement deepens MPC divide in Central African Republic The political landscape in Central African Republic has taken a dramatic turn as Russian mercenaries officially join the conflict, …
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How boko haram funds its operations through kidnapping in west africa
Understanding the scale of kidnappings is crucial to grasping Boko Haram’s financial strategy. Nigeria, by far the most affected nation, offers stark figures. A report from SBM Intelligence, a Nigerian-based …
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How Boko Haram funds its insurgency through kidnappings
Kidnappings: the financial engine behind Boko Haram’s insurgency From Nigerian schools to Chad’s borders, abductions fuel violence across West Africa. Here’s how ransom payments sustain one of the continent’s deadliest …
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