Governance & Accountability
Senegal IMF Programme Returns 2 Years After Hidden Debt Fallout
Senegal's IMF programme is back after a two-year freeze triggered by hidden debt, with Dakar pursuing reforms as tensions between President Faye and Ousmane Sonko deepen
Egypt and China deepen strategic partnership as Xi visits Cairo
Egypt and China are deepening their strategic partnership as Xi Jinping visits Cairo for talks with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, focused on trade, investment and regional issues.
Wadagni’s first 100 days: style, neighbour diplomacy and Talon’s long shadow
Wadagni's first 100 days in office have combined regional outreach, welfare reforms and economic continuity, while raising fresh questions about press freedom and Patrice Talon's continuing influence in Benin.
Nchimbi’s Resignation Shakes Tanzania Politics Ahead of 2030
Nchimbi's resignation as Tanzania's vice president ends months of growing tension within CCM and opens fresh questions about succession, reform and the country's political future.
Why Zambia Court Closure is Bad for Democracy in Africa
The Zambia court closure on the final day for filing an election petition has intensified scrutiny of the country's democratic institutions. Opposition leader Brian Mundubile's challenge to President Hakainde Hichilema's re-election now faces uncertainty amid growing concerns over access to justice.
