Politique Bénin : Romuald Wadagni forme un gouvernement de 24 ministres Au Bénin, le président Romuald Wadagni a dévoilé la liste de son premier gouvernement. Ils sont au total 24 ministres, dont des ministres délégués. Elu […] Marturin ATCHA |25 mai 2026|3 min de lecture AAA Résumer Ecouter Commenter Au Bénin, le président Romuald Wadagni a dévoilé la liste de son premier gouvernement. Ils sont au total 24 ministres, dont des ministres délégués. Elu lors de l’élection présidentielle du 12 avril 2026, Romuald Wadagni a prêté serment le dimanche 24…
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A significant diplomatic convergence in Cotonou: Niger’s prime minister and sahelian allies attend wadagni’s investiture
The unexpected appearance of Niger’s transitional government leader, accompanied by the chief diplomats from Mali and Burkina Faso, signifies a pivotal diplomatic shift within a sub-region experiencing heightened tensions. Few observers anticipated such a swift and prominent presence on the official steps in Cotonou. For the formal ceremony marking Romuald Wadagni’s assumption of new responsibilities, Nigerien Prime Minister Ali Mahamane Lamine Zeine personally traveled to Bénin’s economic capital. Beyond standard protocol, this official visit carries critical geopolitical weight. It unfolds as relations between Niger and Bénin have been mired in…
Read MoreBamako’s tabaski festivities overshadowed by jihadist blockade in Mali
Mali Muslim communities in Bamako, the Malian capital, found themselves compelled to observe Eid al-Adha, locally known as Tabaski, separated from their families this year, due to a jihadist blockade. For Alpha Amadou, a 40-year-old originally from Mopti in central Mali, the customary journey home for the significant Tabaski holiday became impossible. “This marks the first time in three decades since I’ve resided in Bamako that I will be observing Eid here,” he revealed. Since late April, militants from Al-Qaeda’s Sahel affiliate have established checkpoints along critical routes leading into…
Read MoreMali : à Bamako, la fête de Tabaski impactée par le blocus djihadiste
Mali : à Bamako, la fête de Tabaski impactée par le blocus djihadiste euronews videos lun. 25 mai 2026 à 11:48 AM UTC Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. Encerclés par un blocus, djihadiste autour de la capitale malienne, les musulmans de Bamako ont été contraints de passer l’Aïd loin de leurs familles cette année. Publicité À propos de nos publicités By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent
Read MoreAsse prepares for ligue 1 playoff battle against nice, key players’ fitness in focus
ASSE prepares for Ligue 1 playoff battle against Nice, key players’ fitness in focus Saint-Étienne Facebook Whatsapp Mail Copier le lien Ajouter ICI en favori sur Google As the AS Saint-Étienne squad gears up for the critical Ligue 1 playoff first leg against OGC Nice this Tuesday at Geoffroy-Guichard, questions surround the availability of key players. Left-back Ben Old remains a doubt after a hamstring injury during the play-offs against Rodez, while midfielder Florian Tardieu is confirmed to be fit for action following his recovery from a calf issue. Just…
Read MoreSénégal’s political landscape reshaped: Sonko poised for assembly leadership
Sénégal’s political arena is currently experiencing a significant transformation following the Sunday resignation of El Malick Ndiaye, who served as President of the National Assembly. This pivotal departure could clear the path for former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to assume leadership of the legislative body, merely days after his unexpected dismissal by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. In a public statement shared via Facebook, El Malick Ndiaye cited his decision as being rooted in his vision for national institutions and the overarching interests of the country, opting not to elaborate further.…
Read MoreBénin: Romuald Wadagni sworn in with 94% vote amid opposition exclusion
BÉNIN — POLITICAL SHIFT Romuald Wadagni inaugurated as Bénin’s president with 94% mandate after opposition barred Romuald Wadagni took the oath of office in Cotonou on May 24, marking the start of a seven-year term. The former Finance Minister inherits an economy praised by international partners and a political landscape where dissent has been virtually erased. His victory raises questions about continuity and pluralism in Bénin’s democratic trajectory. With 94% of the vote in a poll where the largest opposition party was disqualified, Romuald Wadagni’s inauguration in Bénin stands out…
Read MoreSenegal politics after sonko’s dismissal what next for diomaye faye
Senegal’s power shift: Diomaye Faye’s bold move and the uncertain path ahead Photo credit: Getty Images With the dismissal of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has abruptly ended the political alliance that propelled him to power in 2024 under the banner of « Diomaye mooy Sonko ». The slogan, once a rallying cry for a united front, no longer holds sway since the May 22, 2026 decree stripping Sonko of his premiership. The alliance symbolized a near-total fusion of political visions, personalities, and trajectories under the PASTEF…
Read MoreSénégal : limogé par Diomaye Faye, Sonko s’en va “le cœur léger”
Sénégal : limogé par Diomaye Faye, Sonko s’en va “le cœur léger” euronews videos lun. 25 mai 2026 à 9:28 AM UTC Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. Le limogeage du Premier ministre du Sénégal, Ousmane Sonko, et la dissolution de son gouvernement par le président Bassirou Diomaye Faye risque d’aggraver l’incertitude dans un pays déjà aux prises avec une crise de la dette et des négociations interminables avec le FMI. Publicité À propos de nos publicités By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent
Read MoreSenegal’s political landscape reshaped by faye-sonko split
After a period of escalating tensions within Senegal’s executive branch, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has removed his Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, from office. The duo, who ascended to power together in April 2024 under the rallying cry “Sonko is Diomaye, Diomaye is Sonko,” have seen their political partnership transform into a significant rivalry. This political separation marks a pivotal moment in West African politics, prompting questions about its implications for the coming months in Senegal. The unfolding dynamics are keenly observed across the nation. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent
Read MoreSenegal’s political divide: supporters of Sonko face uncertainty after dismissal
In the heart of Dakar, the political landscape remains unsettled following the abrupt dismissal of the Prime Minister. The presidential decree terminating Ousmane Sonko’s tenure has left many citizens grappling with a mix of resignation and disillusionment, as months of friction between the two top leaders of the nation reached a breaking point. Mixed reactions among Sonko’s supporters « Finally, it had to happen. We, as Sonko’s supporters, saw this coming. He has achieved more than any minister in Senegal’s history. Standing by him makes us even prouder. Bassirou Diomaye…
Read MoreSenegal’s political landscape shifts dramatically as faye dismisses sonko
On Friday, May 22, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye unexpectedly dismissed his long-time political ally, Ousmane Sonko, along with the entire government. This past Sunday, the now-former Prime Minister regained his parliamentary mandate as a deputy. Concurrently, Malick Ndiaye, the President of the National Assembly, announced his resignation. The election for the new Assembly President is scheduled for Tuesday, May 26, with Ousmane Sonko emerging as a strong contender. Clearly, Senegal is bracing for a significant executive versus legislative power struggle. Many observers believe this political separation was inevitable. The dynamic…
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