Governance & Accountability
Libya’s Central Bank Governor Resigns, Cites Sensitive Reasons
Libya's central bank governor Naji Issa has resigned, citing sensitive reasons for his departure. The unexpected move comes amid political tensions, financial pressures and ongoing disputes over Libya's economic management.
Madagascar moves to reclaim colonial-era land from foreign settlers in sovereignty push
Madagascar has approved a law allowing the state to reclaim colonial-era land still registered under foreign names, marking a major sovereignty and decolonisation move.
Somalia’s Opposition Rejects Uncontested Speaker Election, Cites Government Interference
Somalia's opposition has rejected an uncontested Speaker election, alleging government interference after a rival candidate withdrew, leaving President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's ally Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur as the sole contender.
Europe Africa Relations Fray as Africa Rejects Old Hierarchies
Europe Africa relations are facing a profound transformation as African governments increasingly demand partnerships based on mutual respect rather than historical influence. From the Sahel to FIFA politics, Africa's growing confidence is reshaping diplomatic ties .
Urgent Emergency Session Demand Grows Over Nigeria Budget Gap
Nigerian lawmakers are pushing for an emergency session of the National Assembly to investigate alleged off-budget spending, budget implementation failures and security funding concerns. The calls come amid growing scrutiny of fiscal transparency and parliamentary oversight.
