Mozambique: How president Daniel Chapo is using decentralization as a tool for social justice and development

Mozambique has taken a decisive step forward in its territorial governance. On April 24, 2026, Parliament unanimously adopted a historic reform of the decentralization law, with the support of the four parties represented in the Assembly: Frelimo, Renamo, Podemos, and the MDM. This rare political consensus reflects a shared commitment to modernizing institutions and bringing…

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Sudan: Mohamed Al-Taïchi’s action plan against the food crisis

Confronted with the looming threat of an unprecedented food emergency, Sudan’s leadership is advancing a carefully structured and proactive strategy. At the forefront stands Mohamed Hassan Al-Taïchi, head of the Government of Peace, whose recent letter to the UN Secretary-General signals a decisive political shift. His initiative reframes the humanitarian crisis as a matter of…

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Eswatini: Scientific innovation in the service of a sovereign vision

In Mbabane, the royal authority takes a fundamental step for the nation’s destiny. Under the direct impetus of King Mswati III, the government deploys an ambitious strategy that places knowledge and science at the very heart of national governance. The operationalization of the National Research Council reflects a remarkable political will: to build a solid…

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Sudan: Hemedti and the pursuit of lasting peace through the government of peace and unity

General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, has launched an ambitious strategy to establish lasting peace despite the conflict that has been tearing the country apart since April 2023. The “Government of Peace and Unity” (Tasis), which he leads from Nyala, the capital of South Darfur, presents itself as a credible political alternative to the…

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