The fighting reportedly involved rebel soldiers, mainly drawn from Niger's special forces, against the Presidential Guard
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Guinea-Bissau Votes ‘Yes’: The Battle Over the New Constitution Starts Now
Gambiaj.com – (BISSAU, Guinea-Bissau) – Guinea-Bissau is heading into a new political phase after the National Electoral Commission (CNE) announced…
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Semlex Faces Trial in Belgium Over Congo Passport Corruption Allegations
The decision was made on Monday by Brussels’ Council Chamber following a 2020 civil action brought by 51 Congolese citizens
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Guinea-Bissau Referendum Marked by Low Turnout Despite CNE’s 55% Participation Estimate
The CNE's executive secretary, Idriça Djaló, said turnout was particularly strong in the eastern regions of Bafatá and Gabú, as…
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Niger Mutiny Raises Fears of Lasting Divisions Within the Army
Algeria recently delivered military equipment to Niger aboard two cargo aircraft and staged a symbolic flypast by fighter jets over…
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Gunfire and Explosions Rock Niger Capital as Junta Says It Is Regaining Control
Reports also emerged of clashes near the presidential palace. A security source said the presidential guard had repelled armed insurgents
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Michel Lamah’s Disappearance Raises Questions Over Doumbouya’s Grip on Guinea’s Military
For now, the presidential decree has settled Lamah’s administrative status. It has not settled the mystery surrounding his whereabouts
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Guinea-Bissau Referendum Puts Military’s Promise of Stability to the Voters’ Test
This makes August 30 more than a simple vote on a constitutional document. The turnout and the result could become…
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Guinea Army Expels Michel Lamah and 172 Other Special Forces Soldiers for Desertion
Lamah was among the soldiers who arrested Condé and was particularly visible appearing in public wearing traditional amulets and gris-gris.
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Mali: Tuareg Rebels Free About 20 Soldiers in Latest Prisoner Exchange
The latest developments come against the backdrop of escalating insecurity in Mali, where the military authorities have faced growing pressure
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