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Malian military vehicles in northern Mali representing the recapture of Kidal and concerns over civilian protection

Mali Retakes Kidal, But Can It Hold the City and Protect Civilians?

Mali’s military has re-entered Kidal, a strategically important northern city that separatist forces seized in April. The development is a territorial gain for the government, but it should not be mistaken for proof that Mali’s wider security crisis has been resolved. Malian authorities announced that their forces returned to Kidal on October 6 following military

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Journalism and online news in Chad amid concerns over access to information and press freedom

CHAD SUSPENDS ACCESS TO ITS LARGEST ONLINE NEWS PLATFORM

Access to Chad’s largest online news platform has been suspended since Friday. An organisation representing Chadian online media disclosed the development. The suspension raises serious concern about press freedom and the right of citizens to receive independent information. When people cannot access credible news, false information spreads more easily and government actions may escape proper

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NATO and Mauritania security cooperation amid growing insecurity across the Sahel region

NATO STRENGTHENS TIES WITH MAURITANIA AMID SAHEL INSECURITY

NATO has deepened its engagement with Mauritania through discussions on regional security and cooperation. The talks focused on security challenges in the Sahel, a region facing terrorism, political instability and cross border crime. The development came as the European Union finalised details of a new Sahel security project expected to support Mauritania and Chad in

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Burkina Faso gold refinery inaugurated under Ibrahim Traoré

Burkina Faso’s Gold Refinery: Traoré’s Sovereignty Agenda Gets a Test Case

Burkina Faso has opened its first national gold refinery, giving Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s government a major new instrument in its campaign for greater control over the country’s natural resources. The refinery is designed to process gold domestically rather than leaving the country to export more of its mineral wealth in less processed form. The significance

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Tafouk TV and regional integration between Burkina Faso Mali and Niger

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Deepen Regional Integration With Tafouk TV

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger are taking another step towards building shared institutions under the Alliance of Sahel States with the expansion of Tafouk TV, their joint television platform. The channel began its regular programming from Bamako in September, broadcasting news, current affairs and other programmes aimed at audiences across the three countries and beyond.

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African leaders attending an international summit abroad

Leaders of Africa Should Advise Themselves Properly That It Is Not Every Invitation to Attend a Summit Abroad That Should Be Honoured

We have seen how some countries of the world have been inviting African countries to come to their various countries, so that they can discuss Africa’s prosperity as they call it, and without hesitation, leaders of Africa will jump into the plane with their entourage and go to attend such irrelevant summits. Now, African leaders,

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France Is Having Sleepless Nights Because of President Ibrahim Traore’s Refusal to Allow France to Continue Exploiting Burkina-Faso’s Natural Resources

It is a well-known fact that without the resources of Africa, most especially that of Burkina-Faso, France’s economy cannot function effectively. If France had known that a day would come when the children of Africa would stand up against France to ask and demand for answers concerning how France treated Africa in the past, then

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Capt. Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso

A Large Portion of Land in Burkina-Faso Which France Claimed Belongs to France Has Allegedly Been Given to North Korea by the Government of Burkina-Faso

France allegedly took Burkina-Faso to an International Court, asking the court to compel Burkina-Faso to give back the land to France or pay a 65 million dollar compensation to France for giving out the land France claimed belongs to them in Burkina-Faso to North Korea. Honestly, if France had played their card properly by treating

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Supporters of the Economic Freedom Fighters at a political gathering in South Africa

The Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa Are Living Legends

The Economic Freedom Fighters are living legends. The political party and its members in South Africa represent the future, not only of South Africa but also of the African continent. We believe that if the Economic Freedom Fighters are given the opportunity to direct the affairs of South Africa, they will provide good leadership and

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Thomas Partey during an international football match for Ghana

Ghana Seeks Reversal of Canada’s Entry Ban on Midfielder Thomas Partey

The Ghanaian government has called for a review of Canada’s decision to deny midfielder Thomas Partey entry into the country ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Partey, a key member of Ghana’s national team, was refused a visa and will miss the Black Stars’ opening World Cup match against Panama in Toronto. The decision

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