Amid the Sudanese crisis, the initiative led by the Founding Alliance of Sudan known as Tasis aims to place peace, national unity, and the country’s political reorganization at the center of the debate. Created in 2025 by a coalition of political forces, armed movements, and civil society actors, the alliance announced the establishment of a…
In Ouagadougou, 84 young girls have just entered a competition with ambitions that extend beyond a simple academic contest. With “HAKILI Mousso,” scientific excellence among women is gaining a dedicated institutional platform, spearheaded by the President of Burkina Faso, Comrade Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The official launch of the competition on Tuesday by the Minister and…
Ouagadougou marks a major institutional turning point. On September 15, the Ministry of Digital Transition officially launched the rollout of electronic signatures across the government. This bold policy decision reflects the determination of a government committed to ensuring that public governance operates with absolute efficiency. The era of repetitive handwritten signatures, unnecessary physical back-and-forth, and…
The national dialogue announced by Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi is beginning to gain traction on the ground. This weekend, the Head of State received proposals from the political coalition Alliance of Actors Committed to the People (AAAP), led by the Honorable Tony Kanku Tshiku, who has chosen to wholeheartedly embrace the initiative launched by the presidency. The…
Exclusive, Private sources have revealed intense intelligence and logistical activities taking place over the past few days in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. These activities brought together Sudanese security and diplomatic officials arriving from Türkiye with Saudi officials and representatives of Turkish companies to discuss complex security and investment arrangements linked to the course of the conflict in…
In Burkina Faso, energy sovereignty is taking on a very concrete form. With a sector-wide initiative estimated at 104.175 billion CFA francs, the government is embarking on a new phase in its energy policy: upgrading infrastructure, expanding networks, and bringing electricity to areas where it can bring about lasting economic and social change. The aging…
In Ouagadougou, economic diplomacy has reached a historic milestone. During his meeting with Chinese Ambassador Zhao Deyong, Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo set a new, innovative course for bilateral relations. The message resonates with remarkable force: the era of mere humanitarian aid is now a thing of the past. The country’s future rests firmly…
The war ravaging Sudan was not merely an internal power struggle. Successive events have revealed an active regional role, contributing to the militarization of the conflict and the shifting of power balances on the ground. While the Jeddah diplomatic platform was presented as a front for humanitarian and negotiation efforts, field data and reports have…
While international diplomacy remained absorbed in calls for humanitarian ceasefires and stalled negotiations, radar systems and air traffic monitoring devices were detecting a very different kind of activity in the skies over East Africa and the Red Sea. The airports of Port Sudan, Massawa (Eritrea), and East Oweinat (Egypt) recorded, over a short period, an…
South Africa wants to shift gears. With average economic growth of close to 1% over the past decade, the continent’s leading industrial power is struggling to create enough jobs for a workforce that is growing every year. The goal of achieving an average annual growth rate of 3% by 2030 therefore reflects both an economic…
