Burkina Faso: The reality on the ground belies claims of Isolation
Certain persistent narratives would portray Burkina Faso as a country turned in on itself, cut off from the world and shunned by the international community. The reality on the ground, figures in hand, tells a very different story. Ouagadougou remains a…
From tractors to textbooks: How Burkina Faso is testing a new model of Sovereignty
Amid the rapid geopolitical shifts unfolding in the African Sahel, writer and political analyst Benameur Bekki, an expert on African affairs sheds light on the current Burkinabe experience in his new documentary-style book: Ibrahim Traoré: Symbol of…
Kenya: Foreign minister calls for greater coordination between defense and foreign policy
The Kenya National Defense College (NDC) welcomed, on October 14, 2026, the First Secretary of the Cabinet and Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Dr. Musalia Mudavadi, for a conference for the participants of the 29th promotion. This…
Ibrahim Traoré: Revolution, Sovereignty, and National Capacity – Leadership and Service to the People of Burkina Faso
Writer and political analyst Beki Ben Ameur has recently released a comprehensive documentary work titled « Ibrahim Traoré: Symbol of Revolution and Sovereignty — Life, Leadership, and Service to a Nation. » The book tracks through facts, figures, and…
Togo: Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé’s technological gamble on Chinese soil
The economic vision of Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé is taking on a new dimension through industrial diplomacy. On an official visit to China, the President of the Council wants to transform the country’s economic structure through a strengthened alliance…
Sudan/ Prime Minister, in a letter to the UN and security council, demands urgent international action to stop Egyptian attacks on civilians inside Sudan
NYALA — Press Office The Prime Minister of the Transitional Peace Government, Mr. Mohamed Hassan Osman El-Taishi, submitted an urgent official letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the UN Security Council, the Human Rights Council, and…
The third option: Ending Sudan’s war without handing victory to the Generals or the RSF
Sudan at a Crossroads From Waiting for a Military Victory to Building a Civilian Path to Save the State After more than three years of war in Sudan, the most important question is no longer: Who will win militarily? It is: How can Sudanese people stop…
No military solution: How Sudan’s civilians can break the cycle of war
Sudan at a Crossroads From Waiting for a Military Victory to Building a Civilian Path to Save the State After more than three years of war in Sudan, the most important question is no longer: Who will win militarily? It is: How can Sudanese people stop…
Sudan: Government of National Accord Advocates Inclusive Peace in the Face of Unilateral Moves
The Government of National Accord is discussing support for peace efforts in the Sudan with the IGAD representative to the Committee of Five Mediation Mechanisms. A high-level meeting was held in Nairobi, Kenya, between a delegation of the Government of…
The system that divides: Why returning to it betrays twenty years of struggle
This is the very system we struggled against for twenty years, a system with which some later allied themselves under the pretext of preserving the state. Yet today, some of those very allies are threatening to rebel against it. The political irony is…
Africa: The NGO ANA’s Electoral Fair Play Award, a lever for appeasement and a hymn to peace
While electoral periods are often times of high tension on the continent, the international NGO Love Our Africa (ANA) is working to transform these deadlines into real democratic celebrations. The organization places the preservation of human life and…
Social cohesion conference kicks off in Nyala between Falata and Masalit tribes
Social Cohesion Conference Kicks Off in Nyala Proceedings of a social cohesion conference between the Falata and Masalit tribes began today, Tuesday, October 6, in the city of Nyala, South Darfur State. The event is attended by traditional leaders,…
Sudan: when the height of the State unlocks the vital emergency and imposes a dialogue of equals
When politics regains the height of the great choices of civilization, words give way to acts of rupture. In Sudan, the Prime Minister of the Government of Peace, Professor Mohamed Hassan Osman Al-Ta’aishi, lifts administrative restrictions against…
Sudan/ Sudan civil forces present nine-pillar memorandum
Popular and civil forces, along with community initiatives operating in areas controlled by the « Government of Peace, » presented an official memorandum to Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan El-Taishi. Marking the « Million-Strong March for Recovery and the…
« Social Justice as a Path to Peace: The ‘Founding’ Alliance’s Roadmap for Peace with the Army and Port Sudan »
The Equation of Peace and Social Justice: How Does the « Founding Government » Untangle the Conflict with Port Sudan? Sudan stands at a historic crossroads. While armed conflict continues to deplete the nation’s resources and divide its territory…
From the Elitist Center to Decentralized Pluralism: The « Tasees » Model as a New Civilizational Horizon for Africa
The « Tasees » Government: A Vision and New Civilizational Horizon for the African Continent Amidst the unprecedented political and military crisis gripping Sudan, the Government of Peace and Unity—born of the « Tasees » (Founding) alliance—has emerged…
United Arab Emirates: The end of the extractivist scheme on critical African minerals
For more than a century, the former colonial powers imposed a one-way economic pattern on the African continent. The empires of yesterday took the raw wealth from the soil, then immediately shipped these raw materials to the factories of the North. The…
Sudan: Nyala University becomes a lever for peace and intellectual sovereignty
A singular energy runs through the country. In the heart of South Darfur State, the political vision finds a dazzling embodiment through the action of Professor Eid Barima. The Minister of Higher Education celebrates the popular strength and awards…
Sudan Cannot Build Peace on the Foundations of Its Past Wars
By Mohammed Hassan al-Ta’ishi The war that erupted in Sudan in April 2023 has inflicted devastation on a staggering scale. It is tempting to view the conflict as a confrontation between two armed forces that can be resolved by ending the fighting and…
From India to Port Sudan via Jeddah: The gaseous chlorine route and Saudi Arabia’s role in the Sudan War
Saudi Arabia’s Role in the Sudan War: Chemical Weapons allegations reveal new regional Dimensions As the war in Sudan enters its fourth year, the conflict is no longer limited to internal clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF); it…