Riyad mahrez’s anticipated move to al-shabab gains momentum

The highly anticipated transfer of Riyad Mahrez appears to be entering its final stages. The move of the Algerian international to Saudi club Al-Shabab is now firmly on track, though a few administrative formalities still await completion before an official announcement. Al-Shabab is specifically awaiting final clearance from the Saudi Professional League to definitively approve the operation and confirm the arrival of the former captain of the Algerian national team. Should this agreement be finalized, it would undoubtedly stand as one of the most significant transactions of the current Saudi…

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Air Sénégal expands its fleet with new Boeing 737-800

Air Sénégal reinforces its fleet with a new Boeing 737-800 Air Sénégal proudly announces the integration of a brand-new Boeing 737-800 into its operational fleet. This strategic acquisition, fully backed by the State of Sénégal, underscores the nation’s unwavering commitment to bolstering its aerial sovereignty and significantly enhancing the capabilities of its national carrier. The General Directorate of Air Sénégal highlights this addition as a pivotal moment for modernizing the airline’s fleet and advancing its overall development objectives. This new aircraft is specifically poised to boost Air Sénégal’s operational prowess…

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Niamey’s security illusion: internal military rifts, foreign protection, and public vulnerability

The events unfolding in Niamey reveal a complex security landscape, one where the visible strength of the central authority masks deep internal vulnerabilities and a growing disconnect with the safety of its citizens. Recent military unrest and the strategic deployment of foreign forces paint a picture of a regime primarily focused on self-preservation, with broader national security becoming an unfortunate secondary concern. The august 29 mutiny: Unmasking internal divisions The incident on August 29, 2026, at Niamey’s Air Base 101, transcended the typical challenges posed by jihadist threats. This was…

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Morocco reaffirms its pledge for child protection in African conflicts

During a session of the African Union’s Peace and Security Council (AU PSC) on Wednesday, Morocco emphatically reiterated its unwavering dedication to bolstering the safeguarding of children caught in the throes of armed conflicts. The North African nation particularly stressed the critical importance of preventing child recruitment, ensuring their immediate protection, and facilitating their sustainable reintegration into society. Speaking at an AU PSC gathering specifically focused on “the protection of child soldiers in Africa,” the Moroccan delegation highlighted the tragic reality that children consistently bear the brunt of the continent’s…

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Senegal secures substantial IMF support to bolster public finances

The Senegalese government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) teams have successfully reached a staff-level agreement for a comprehensive 36-month program under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF). This significant support, valued at nearly 2.2 billion dollars (approximately 1,229 billion FCFA), is designed to restore the nation’s fiscal sustainability while simultaneously fostering growth within the private sector. This marks a crucial infusion of financial vitality for Senegal’s state coffers. The IMF and authorities in Dakar have finalized a technical understanding aimed at underpinning the country’s economic trajectory for the period spanning…

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