Governance & Accountability
Nigeria’s Budget Record Clouds RHOLAN Fiscal Transparency Report Defence
RHOLAN says the US fiscal transparency report overlooked Nigeria's reform efforts. Yet delays in budget implementation, questionable spending allocations and transparency concerns continue to fuel debate over public financial management.
Norbert Zongo Case: Compaoré Set for Trial 27 Years Later
The Norbert Zongo case moves closer to trial after Burkina Faso's Court of Appeal confirmed François Compaoré and two others will face judgement over the 1998 killing.
How Burkina Faso’s Energy Independence Strategy Is Reshaping the Economy
Burkina Faso's energy independence agenda is advancing through major power investments, solar expansion and gold sector reforms as the government targets an end to electricity imports by 2030.
Mali unveils 218-point justice reform plan after years of public distrust
Mali has unveiled a 218-point justice reform plan aimed at restoring public confidence in the courts, improving access to legal services, strengthening accountability and modernising the judiciary.
Ageing African Leaders: Biya and the Succession Question
Paul Biya's prolonged stay abroad has revived questions about ageing African leaders, presidential frailty, military control and succession across the continent.
