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Anéfis Military Base Battle Exposes Cracks In Mali’s Northern Security Corridor
The battle for the Anéfis military base has become a critical test of Mali's northern security strategy, exposing vulnerabilities in supply routes, military coordination and the country's reliance on Russian-backed forces.
Water Supply in Bamako Returns Despite Ongoing Power Grid Crisis
Water supply in Bamako has resumed after suspected sabotage disrupted a transmission line connected to the Manantali Dam, highlighting vulnerabilities in regional energy infrastructure.
Senegal Constitutional Reform Passes as Faye Moves to Call Referendum
Senegal's National Assembly has approved a major constitutional reform package that limits presidential powers and expands parliamentary oversight, setting the stage for a national referendum amid political tensions and street protests.
Senegal’s Constitutional Council Rejects Opposition Challenge To Sonko’s Return To Parliament
Senegal's Constitutional Council has dismissed an opposition-led legal challenge against Sonko's return to parliament, ruling that it lacked jurisdiction to examine the National Assembly's decision.
Senegal Political Crisis Deepens as Sacked Premier Eyes Parliament Speakership
Senegal’s political crisis deepened after President Bassirou Diomaye Faye sacked Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, while parliament moved to reinstate him as lawmaker and possible Speaker.
