Togo’s inflation remains controlled, with a slight increase in February

In Togo, the upward movement of consumer prices stayed at a contained level throughout February 2026, registering an overall rise of 0.4%. This figure indicates a marginal acceleration in the cost of goods and services compared to the 0.2% recorded during the preceding month. Despite this slight uptick, the nation continues to showcase effective economic stewardship, maintaining a relatively stable inflationary environment for its populace and businesses. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent

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Us seeks diplomatic re-engagement in the Sahel: a new focus on Niger

The United States is currently amplifying its diplomatic overtures across the Sahel, directing significant attention toward Niger. This strategic pivot comes in the wake of prior engagements and discussions held in Mali and Burkina Faso. Washington’s calculated moves signify a concerted effort to re-establish and solidify its influence within this critical African region, aiming to foster stability and cooperation amidst evolving geopolitical dynamics. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent

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CAN 2025: Morocco crowned champions after Senegal title reversal

The African Cup of Nations 2025 final delivered an unprecedented twist as the Morocco national football team was declared champions of Africa, displacing reigning title holders Senegal. This dramatic turn of events, announced by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), has sent shockwaves through the football community. controversial decision sparks outrage The CAF’s ruling, which overturned the result of the January 18 final, stems from a controversial penalty call in the closing minutes of regulation time. The decision triggered chaotic scenes both on the field and in the stands, forcing…

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Senegal demands international investigation into CAF following CAN 2025 final reversal

The government of Sénégal has voiced a fierce objection to the recent ruling by the Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) Appeal Jury. This controversial decision nullified Sénégal‘s victory in the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Maroc 2025 final, officially declaring Maroc as the tournament winner despite the on-field result from January 18. In an official statement released this Wednesday, the Senegalese authorities described the move as an unprecedented and exceptionally grave act. They argued that the ruling directly contradicts the fundamental ethics of sport, specifically the principles of fairness,…

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Senegal loses can 2026 title to Morocco after violent final incidents

Senegal loses CAN 2026 title to Morocco following chaotic final African Cup of Nations 2026, football, sports The African Football Confederation has stripped Senegal of its CAN 2026 title, awarding it to Morocco instead after violent scenes marred the final on January 18, 2026. The Senegalese federation has vowed to appeal the decision. The jury of the African Football Confederation (CAF) has ruled that Senegal forfeited their victory in the chaotic African Cup of Nations final, handing the title to Morocco instead. The decision was made after Senegalese players temporarily…

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Sénégal loses africa cup title as Morocco awarded 3-0 win

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has delivered a decisive verdict in the aftermath of the chaotic 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final, stripping Senegal of the championship title and awarding a 3-0 victory to Morocco by default. This unprecedented decision stems from the Lions of Teranga‘s walk-off protest in the dying moments of extra time, triggered by a controversial penalty call against them. Senegal’s coach Pape Thiaw ordered his players to abandon the field in Rabat, citing what he deemed an unjust refereeing decision. The protest, though brief,…

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CAF overturns Senegal’s CAN 2025 win, awards Morocco title

CAF ruling shakes African football: Senegal’s victory nullified The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has delivered a seismic verdict in African football history. On March 17, the CAF Appeal Board annulled Senegal’s victory in the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) 2025 final, originally won 1-0 after extra time against Morocco on January 18. The decision transforms the outcome, awarding the Atlas Lions a 3-0 technical victory instead. The dramatic turn of events follows protests from the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, which filed an appeal after Senegalese players abandoned…

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Morocco declared winner of africa cup of nations 2025 after Senegal forfeits

In a stunning turn of events, Morocco has been declared the winner of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025 following a controversial forfeit by Senegal. Nearly two months after what was billed as one of the most dramatic finals in tournament history, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has ruled that Senegal’s premature exit from the pitch constitutes a forfeit, awarding the title to Morocco with a 3-0 scoreline. Why the CAF’s decision turned the tables on Senegal The decision, rooted in Article 84 of the AFCON regulations, hinges…

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Morocco declared winner of africa cup 2025 after controversial final

Morocco declared winner of Africa Cup 2025 after controversial final The African Football Confederation has ruled that Morocco is the official winner of the 2025 Africa Cup following incidents in the final match. Senegal, which had initially claimed victory, has been disqualified with a 3-0 forfeit. The African Football Confederation (CAF) announced today that the Moroccan national team has been declared the winner of the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 after a controversial final against Senegal. The decision follows the submission of a formal appeal by the Royal Moroccan Football…

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Democracy in Africa: challenges and recent shifts in governance

The African continent has witnessed a significant transformation in its political landscape since 2020, with nine military takeovers displacing democratically elected leaders. This shift marks a departure from decades of Western-backed democratic reforms, which began after the historic La Baule Speech in 1990. From democratic promises to military rule For years, African nations aligned with Western demands for democratic governance, often under pressure to adopt multi-party systems and hold elections. However, recent years have seen a troubling reversal, as juntas seize power in countries where civilian rule once seemed stable.…

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Site partenaire Burkina Faso – ANRS MIE

Site partenaire Burkina Faso Dernière mise à jour le 28 avril 2026 Partager : Partager sur Twitter Partager sur Linkedin Partager L’essentiel sur le Site partenaire Burkina Faso Le Site partenaire Burkina Faso s’articule principalement autour du Centre Muraz de l’Institut national de Santé publique (INSP) à Bobo-Dioulasso et du Centre de Recherche international pour la Santé (CRIS/UO) de l’université Joseph Ki-Zerbo à Ouagadougou. Acteurs clefs : ministère de la Santé du Burkina Faso, Centre Muraz/INSP, CRIS, PCCEI UMR 1058 Montpellier, ambassade de France au Burkina Faso, ANRS MIE Actions…

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