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Since October 17, the question has been raised repeatedly: how much truth and how much rumor is there in the…

Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, in the heart of Central Asia. For an African reader, this region is sometimes distant.…

The French high school mobilization fascinates far beyond the Hexagon. One can condemn without reservation the damage to public property,…

By Dr. Mohamed H’MIDOUCHE, Economist, author, researcher, and former international civil servant Global crises, geopolitical shocks, and climate disruptions make…

By Gnagna Koné, specialist in public affairs and regulatory strategy A year ago, seventeen years after the effective commercial launch…

By Mohamed Ndiaye The conclusion of negotiations with the IMF is an important step. It reflects the ability of Senegalese…

By Cheikh Mbacké SÈNE The downgrade of Senegal’s sovereign rating by Moody’s on August 28, 2026, from Caa1 to Caa2…

” Banks no longer support us “: behind this recurring observation of Togolese entrepreneurs lies a structural crisis that stifles…

By Professor Amath Ndiaye, FASEG/UCAD The launch of Senegal’s Debt Treatment Plan (PTDS) and the agreement reached with the International…

By Lansana Gagny Sakho The agreement at the services level of September 1, 2026: what it says, what it demands,…

Gregory P. Tosi, a lawyer in Washington, D.C., and former legal advisor to the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate,…

By KONÉ Péléni Jonathan Aimé, PhD in private law, specialist in banking law, credit law, and consumer law. Temporary teaching…

By Lansana Gagny SAKHO Adm.A, C.M.C The recent increase in fuel prices in Senegal has reopened a debate that cyclically…

What twenty-eight years in telecoms, postal services, and payments have taught me about the Africa we are building I remember…

By Prof. Abderrahmane Mebtoul, university professor, international expert, Doctor of Strategic Management. Published on August 15, 2026, the Shanghai Academic…

By Yves Daniel Adoum, Foundation for Innovation in Democracy Since 1999, International Youth Day has been celebrated every August 12th.…

By Diallo Safayiou And since everyone is talking about it, let’s not give Mr. Everybody’s answer. For us, it is…

By Christian Kazumba* In the DRC, a digital tax suspended after twelve days of protest. A symptom of a larger…

By Mohamed Souleymane, former Secretary General of the Association of Mayors of Northern Mauritania. The incident that occurred in Dakar…

How Africa finances, every year, the mistake of those who rate it By Junior Mbuyi Kanganga, Founder & CEO of…

In this op-ed, Damilola Ogunbiyi, CEO of Sustainable Energy for All and Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Sustainable…

By Laurent CAIZERGUES* An entrepreneurial heritage is not only judged by its value or its performance. It must be able…

Prof. Amath Ndiaye, FASEG-UCAD The latest data from the UNCTAD’s World Investment Report 2026 highlights a spectacular reversal of foreign…

Since June 1, 2026, a new legal ceiling regulates the cost of credit in the eight states of the West…

By Aboubakr Kaira Barry, CFA, Managing Director, Results Associates, and Chair of the Omou Financial Literacy Center Every year, Sierra…

In this op-ed, Gregory P. Tosi, a lawyer based in Washington and former legal advisor to the United States Congress,…

In this opinion piece, Louis Marie Kakdeu analyzes the contradictions of the Cameroonian car market, marked by the obsolescence of…

In this opinion piece, Louis Marie Kakdeu analyzes the contradictions of the Cameroonian automobile market, marked by the obsolescence of…

“At a time when Africa is seeking its place in global governance of artificial intelligence, the question of digital sovereignty…

“In the Democratic Republic of Congo as elsewhere in Africa, the question is not about choosing between national sovereignty and…