Ousmane Sonko’s debt fight puts Senegal’s IMF plan at risk
Ousmane Sonko once called debt restructuring a disgrace. Now Senegal's Speaker is challenging the government's IMF-backed plan and threatening a budget showdown.
ECOWAS-AES talks in Dakar end with working groups and no deadline
ECOWAS and the Alliance of Sahel States have agreed to establish working groups to prepare a cooperation framework, but their first formal ministerial meeting in Dakar ended without a deadline for the next session.
Gambia Power Cuts Put Barrow’s Election Promise to the Test
Leaked NAWEC board papers warned in June that The Gambia’s power cuts could trigger civil unrest. Months later, protests erupted as President Adama Barrow’s promise of reliable electricity faces growing scrutiny ahead of the December election.
Four Dead After Katlehong Shooting Raises Fears of Political Violence
Four people have died after a shooting in Katlehong, South Africa, following a memorial for a slain local ANC leader. The motive remains under investigation.
Did Embalo Military Allies Turn Against Him? Guinea-Bissau’s Election Delay Raises Questions
Embalo allies are being removed as Guinea-Bissau delays its election. Goodluck Jonathan's doubts about the 2025 coup have renewed questions.
