The southern region of Libya is witnessing intensified security measures as Colonel Ahmed Abu Qila, head of desert patrols, announces a sweeping operation targeting vast areas stretching from Sebha and Umm al-Aranib through Qatrun, Dahaan, Murzuq, and Tajarhi, all the way to the Chad border. Speaking to Al-Masar television, Colonel Abu Qila outlined the ongoing efforts to map out routes and develop a long-term strategy while establishing a new security post in the so-called “border zone 17.” He emphasized that the General Command is fully committed to supporting the Anti-Immigration…
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Morocco shines as a beacon of political and economic success in Africa
With a forward-thinking royal vision, Morocco has cemented its status as a model of political and economic excellence in Africa and beyond, according to expert analysis. The country’s remarkable transformation over the past decades has positioned it as a reference point for neighboring nations and the broader continent. Analysts highlight the strategic foresight of King Mohammed VI, whose leadership has steered the nation toward sustained progress. The consistency of policies implemented under the monarchy’s guidance has been a key driver of this success, ensuring steady advancements while navigating global and…
Read MoreDeepening military ties between Libya and Chad
Africa deepening military ties between Libya and Chad High-ranking Libyan military leader Saddam Haftar held talks with Chadian President Mahamat Déby Itno in N’Djamena to strengthen defense and security cooperation between the two nations. Alwihda Info July 26, 2026 — 1 min read Share Libya’s Deputy Army Chief, General Saddam Haftar, arrived in Chad on an official visit and was received at the presidential palace in N’Djamena by President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno. The meeting centered on shared regional concerns and explored pathways to deepen bilateral cooperation across critical sectors,…
Read MoreNiger celebrates third anniversary of CNSP leadership
Thousands of people took to the streets of Niamey this Saturday morning to mark the third anniversary of Niger’s Refondation, commemorating the military’s rise to power on July 26, 2023. The atmosphere was electric as citizens gathered to honor a pivotal moment in the nation’s recent history. Among them, Boubacar Kimba Kollo, a prominent figure in Niger’s civil society, reflected on the significance of the day. “This landmark date signifies Niger’s decision to turn the page on thirteen years of governance that undermined national unity and jeopardized the country’s stability…
Read MoreSenegal’s bassirou diomaye faye unveils new political movement kiiraay
Bassirou Diomaye Faye Senegalese opposition leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye launches Kiiraay, a bold new political force in Senegal Senegal’s political landscape has shifted with the announcement of Kiiraay, the new party spearheaded by opposition figure Bassirou Diomaye Faye. This strategic move comes shortly after his highly publicized break with former mentor and former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, marking a turning point in the country’s political dynamics. a strategic departure from political alliances The creation of Kiiraay signals a decisive step for Faye, who has positioned himself as a reformist leader…
Read MoreSonko clarifies remarks on religious references in political speeches
During a campaign event in Khombole for the sale of party membership cards, Senegalese political leader Ousmane Sonko addressed a public statement made by former minister Maimouna Dièye, which included what he deemed an inappropriate religious reference. Maimouna Dièye had opened her speech by invoking a revered Islamic phrase when mentioning Sonko’s name, stating, “I am honored to stand here today, especially in the presence of Seydina Ousmane Sonko Salalahou Aleyhi Wa Salam.” The phrase, commonly reserved for the Prophet Mohammed, drew immediate attention. Responding to the comment, Ousmane Sonko…
Read MoreSenegal’s President Diomaye Faye establishes new political party amid rising tensions
In a decisive move reshaping Senegal’s political landscape, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has officially inaugurated his own political party, marking a definitive break from his former ally, Ousmane Sonko. The newly formed Parti des Patriotes Républicains (PPR) signals a dramatic shift in the nation’s power dynamics, particularly as the country grapples with severe economic challenges. From alliance to rivalry: the unraveling of a political partnership The rift between Faye and Sonko, once united under the Pastef banner during the 2024 presidential elections, has deepened over fundamental disagreements on economic policy.…
Read MoreChronic hunger crisis gripping democratic republic of Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has grappled with a severe and unrelenting hunger crisis for over two and a half decades. Today, 26.5 million people in the country face stark food insecurity, struggling daily to secure even the most basic nutritional needs. The DRC currently holds the third-highest global hunger index ranking, trailing only behind Somalia and South Sudan—two nations that receive far greater international attention. Decades of conflict fuel widespread food insecurity The root cause of this crisis extends beyond environmental or economic factors. Since the First…
Read MoreBurkina Faso court strikes down gold streaming deal amid sovereignty push
The justice system in Burkina Faso has dealt a major blow to a financial arrangement widely used in the global mining sector. A court in Ouagadougou has invalidated a gold streaming contract between two Canadian firms, Franco-Nevada and Sandstorm Gold Royalties, and a mining asset within its borders. This landmark ruling extends far beyond the country’s borders, raising serious questions about the legal durability of a financing model heavily relied upon across Africa to fund gold production. Gold streaming operates on a straightforward premise: a financier provides upfront capital to…
Read MoreSénégal : Bassirou Diomaye Faye lance son parti KIIRAAY à Dakar
Le président sénégalais Bassirou Diomaye Faye a franchi un cap décisif en officialisant, samedi 25 juillet à Dakar, la création de KIIRAAY – Les Patriotes Républicains, son propre véhicule partisan. L’annonce, faite lors d’une assemblée générale constitutive tenue dans un hôtel de la capitale, consacre l’émancipation politique du chef de l’État vis-à-vis du Parti africain pour l’indépendance, le travail, l’éthique et la fraternité (PASTEF), la formation qui l’avait porté au pouvoir en mars 2024. Le nouveau parti s’installe sous la devise « La Patrie d’abord », affichant d’emblée un positionnement…
Read MoreLa Côte d’Ivoire active son Infrastructure à clés publiques nationale
La cybersécurité en Côte d’Ivoire franchit une étape structurante. Les autorités ivoiriennes ont officialisé la mise en service de l’Infrastructure à clés publiques (ICP), dispositif national chargé d’émettre et de gérer les certificats électroniques qui authentifient identités, transactions et échanges dématérialisés. Dans le même mouvement, Abidjan a lancé les travaux de sa nouvelle stratégie nationale de cybersécurité, qui couvrira la période 2026-2030 et succédera au cadre en vigueur depuis plusieurs années. Le déploiement d’une ICP souveraine répond à un impératif technique et politique. Techniquement, cette architecture délivre les certificats numériques…
Read MoreSenegal’s president diomaye faye launches kiiraay party amid political shift
Senegal’s newly elected President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has taken a decisive step in reshaping the country’s political landscape by unveiling his own political party, Kiiraay, on July 25, 2026, in Dakar. The move marks a definitive break from his former mentor and predecessor as Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, who played a pivotal role in propelling Faye to power in 2024. Faye, who appointed Sonko as Prime Minister shortly after his election, found their partnership deteriorating over time. Tensions culminated in Sonko’s removal from office in May of the same year,…
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