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Transition. Abdoulaye Maïga Calls for the Realization of "Mali-Kura"

Mali is entering a new phase of its Transition with the appointment of General Abdoulaye Maïga as Prime Minister. In his inaugural speech, the new head of government expressed his gratitude to the P...

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The Unstoppable International Rejection of the Nonexistent "RASD"

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Rui Duarte Barros: "AfCFTA, an Opportunity for Africa"

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CJUE Decision: The Spanish Government Responds Again

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European Court of Justice Decision. Spain Resets the Clock

Mali. New Reforms for the Mining Sector

Several decrees were enacted during the latest Council of Ministers meeting to strengthen the legislative framework of the mining sector in Mali. These legislative reforms align with the vision of th...

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Inflation. How Nigeria Plans to Turn the Tide

Approximately $229 million will be allocated to health and social welfare, and around $328 million to agriculture and food security, Edun stated, emphasizing that the government will fund these measu...

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Football. Ethiopia Wants to Host AFCON 2029

Lilia Habboul According to Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia has the necessary resources to host AFCON. The Prime Minister stated that building a few additional stadiums would be sufficient to achieve this goal. ...

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Success Masra reaffirms his commitments at the Atlantic Council

Interviewed by Rama Yade as part of the Atlantic Council's #ACFrontPage meeting, Success Masra asserted on February 28, 2024, that a change in mindset is underway in Chad. The Chadian Prime Mini...

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Aboubakar Nacanabo: "ECOWAS will lose at least 45 billion XOF per year with the withdrawal of AES"

On Sunday, February 4th, Minister Aboubakar Nacanabo estimated that the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) will lose at least 45 billion XOF in annual community levies with the col...

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Construction of Nigeria-Morocco gas project begins in 2024

Under the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline Project, Gas is expected to be transported through the participating countries, including Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Liberia, Sierra Leone, ...