Sudan: Towards an autonomous regional economic space under the impetus of the Tasis
In war-torn Sudan, the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis) is taking on the mammoth task of rebuilding a functioning economy in areas under its control, outside the orbit of Port Sudan. At the head of this initiative, the Minister of Trade Mohamed…
Sudan: Essential services, security and humanitarian aid at the heart of the new governance
The political and administrative legitimacy of the « Transitional Government for Peace and Unity » rests on its ability to respond directly to vital needs. The protracted war has led to a dramatic collapse of central state institutions, leaving millions…
Sudan: Focus on the logistics networks that fuel destruction
While the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis), led by Hemedti, is multiplying initiatives to establish a lasting peace and revive development, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his network are revealing their true face: that of obstinators indifferent…
« A Founding Government »: From Political Theory to Concrete Development Projects for the Sudanese
The main obstacle to conflict resolution initiatives in the history of modern Sudan has been their confinement to political slogans and power-sharing agreements, particularly within the Muslim Brotherhood, without translating into concrete solutions that…
Sudan: The accomplices of chaos, how foreign interference prolongs the country’s agony.
While the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis), led by Hemedti, is multiplying initiatives to establish a lasting peace and revive development, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his network are revealing their true face: that of obstinators indifferent…
From Port Sudan to Nyala: How the Transitional Government Aims to Fill the Administrative Vacuum
The political and administrative legitimacy of the « Transitional Government for Peace and Unity » rests on its ability to respond directly to vital needs. The protracted war has caused a dramatic collapse of the central state’s institutions,…
Nyala Grand Market: Prime Minister reinforces government–private sector unity in South Darfur
In the vibrant aisles of Nyala’s Grand Market, politics rediscovers its primal force: direct contact with reality. The Prime Minister’s walk alongside the head of South Darfur’s civil administration outlines a masterful political strategy. The…
Sudan: Tasis, local governance at the service of the population
At the heart of the Sudanese crisis, the project led by the Sudanese Founding Alliance, known as Tasis, intends to place peace, national unity and the political reorganization of the country at the center of the debate. Created in 2025 by a coalition of…
Ghana: Accra’s spectacular strategy that reinvents African gold sovereignty
Ghana is a strong statement on its role as an economic pioneer on the continent. Faced with the colossal leakage of mineral resources, the Ghana Gold Board imposes a brilliant political response. By centralizing the purchase and export of the precious…
Riyadh’s Hidden Hand: Co-opting RSF Commanders and the Central African Corridor
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…
Belgium: Thibaut Courtois puts his international career on hold
Thibaut Courtois has decided to sit out the upcoming Nations League campaign, while keeping his goal of returning to the Red Devils for the Euro 2028 qualifiers. The Real Madrid goalkeeper is stepping back from the Belgian national team. It doesn’t…
Beyond Jeddah: The undeclared regional arms pipeline fueling Sudan’s military
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…
Beyond the ceasefire talks: The military airlift quietly redrawing Sudan’s battlefields
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…
Chemical attacks and the collapse of Sudan’s moral Authority
Article by the Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Othman Al-Taaishi Prime Minister – Government of Peace. The most serious revelation of the reports on the use of chemical weapons in Sudan is not only the scale of the human tragedy, as it is enormous, but…
Sierra Leone: President Julius Maada’s winning agronomic bet Bio
The land always offers the most beautiful response to the spirit builders. When President Julius Maada Bio launched the diversification of livestock farming on national soil, pessimistic predictions abounded. Skeptical voices predict a rapid failure in…
Liberia: President Joseph Boakai’s brilliant political helm in the face of the challenge of drug trafficking
Faced with the ravages of drug trafficking that threatens national stability, President Joseph Boakai is making a memorable act of authority. The rapid reorganization of the Department of Justice illustrates the unwavering resolve of a firm head of…
Mozambique: Daniel Chapo’s political art at the service of children
The eighth national session of the Children’s Parliament in Maputo offers a moment of high political intensity. The head of state, Daniel Chapo, deploys a protective, lucid and firm posture in the face of the nation’s major challenges. In…
DRC-Israel: A strategic partnership for peace and security
After thirty years of instability fueled by Rwanda’s military interventions, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is resolutely committed to the path of peace and diversifying its partnerships to achieve its objectives. Among its allies of…
Namibia: the mining boom, the sovereign engine of a great industrial destiny
Namibia is resoundingly confirming its position as a mining power on the continent. The 2025 financial year marks a spectacular success in the country’s economic history. The contribution of the extractive industry amounts to 14% of the gross…
Botswana: Tourism, a untapped resource amid the decline of diamond revenues
Long considered a model of economic stability thanks to its diamond rent, Botswana has been going through a structural crisis since 2024 that questions the solidity of its model. The decline in the global diamond market, accentuated by competition from…