Mali’s junta has adopted a controversial bill granting General Assimi Goïta a five-year renewable presidential mandate—without the need for elections.
The Wagner Group, the Russian private military company long active in Mali, announced on Friday that it is withdrawing from the West African countryy
Prominent Ugandan human rights activist Agather Atuhaire has accused Tanzanian security agents of subjecting her to days of brutal torture
Two private jets of Leijdekkers are allegedly parked at the Military Air Wing of Hastings Airfield, under the protection of armed police and military personnel
Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Fatima Bio, has publicly dismissed calls for accountability following an investigation by the OCCRP
The European Union is considering a controversial overhaul of its foreign aid policy, proposing to attach conditions to funds sent to developing countries
A coalition of civil society organizations in Guinea-Bissau is preparing for a nationwide demonstration on May 25—Africa Liberation Day
An OCCRP report says Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Fatima Bio, and close family have acquired at least ten properties worth over \$2.1 million in The Gambia
Sierra Leone is urgently appealing for international support to resolve a long-standing border dispute with neighboring Guinea over the control of Yenga
Mali’s military junta has dissolved all political parties in the country amid a growing crackdown on dissent since the army seized power.
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