The Senegalese federation described the ruling as “legally unfounded, arbitrary, and manifestly disproportionate" and issued a formal notice to CAF
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Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia Leaders Commit to De-escalation After Border Tensions
Recent weeks have seen a surge in confrontations across the porous borders of the three countries, reviving long-standing territorial disputes
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Breaking News – CAF Overturns AFCON 2025 Final, Strips Senegal’s Title and Awards Morocco 3-0 Victory
Morocco is now officially crowned champion of the 2025 TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations, a result that is likely…
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Breaking News – Three Soldiers Killed in Casamance, Fifteen Injured in Mortar Accident
The Senegalese military has yet to issue an official statement on the latest casualties, the incidents underscore the risks faced…
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Israel Claims Killing of Iran’s De Facto Leader Larijani and Basij Commander Gholamreza Soleimani
Larijani had, in recent weeks, emerged as one of the most influential figures in Iran following the death of Supreme…
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U.S. ‘Pro-Family’ Group Linked To Senegal’s Push For Tougher Anti-LGBT Law
It marks the first publicly known case of a U.S. organization assisting a successful push for anti-LGBT legislation in Africa…
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Poor River Landing Infrastructure Poses Major Risks to Gambia’s Water Transport Ambitions, Climate Study Warns
Despite these challenges, the Gambian government has set a goal of increasing the river’s share of freight transport to about…
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Sierra Leone Legal Icon Berthan Macaulay Jr., Who Litigated Post-1981 Coup Cases in The Gambia, Dies at 72
Friends and colleagues often described him as reserved but deeply principled, someone whose presence commanded respect rather than attention.
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African Bishops Lead Anglican Revolt, Challenge Authority of Canterbury
While church attendance has steadily declined in Europe and North America, Anglican congregations in Africa have grown rapidly
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Diesel Shortage Triggers Power, Water Cuts and Rising Anger in Mali’s Capital
The armed group, commonly known as JNIM, had earlier targeted fuel supply routes, severely disrupting Mali’s hydrocarbon imports.
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