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.
Nigeria Sets June 30 Deadline for Nigerian Evacuation from South Africa
Nigeria has set a June 30 deadline to complete the evacuation of its citizens from South Africa following escalating violence against migrants, renewed diplomatic tensions, and warnings of possible retaliatory measures against South African business interests in Nigeria.
Zimbabwe Presidential Election Bill Clears Parliament With 216 Votes, Critics Warn
Zimbabwe’s parliament has passed a controversial presidential election bill with 216 votes, sparking concerns over democratic decline as critics warn it could extend President Mnangagwa’s rule and weaken electoral accountability.
Benin-Niger Border Reopening Edges Closer as Experts Submit Reports to Tiani and Wadagni
Benin and Niger have moved closer to a Benin-Niger border reopening after expert committees submitted their findings to Presidents Romuald Wadagni and Abdourahamane Tiani, marking a key step toward restoring cross-border trade and cooperation.
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.
