- Togo: PAJEC agricultural insurance, a strategic revolution for rural resilience
Togolese agriculture is taking a major step in its modernization with the implementation of a new agricultural insurance pilot scheme. Supported by the Project to Support Young Men and Women…
- Sudan: South Darfur’s technological audacity recasts the Republican promise
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…
- United Arab Emirates: The Strength of Sovereign Capital in the Face of Old Dogmas in Africa
The African continent is reconfiguring its strategic and economic alliances. Abu Dhabi and Dubai are deploying a clear financial doctrine. They inject direct and massive liquidity into the real economy.…
- Bahrain: Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa sets Manama pace for a state that moves forward
In Manama, the transformation of the state takes on a face and a method: those of Crown Prince and Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa. In a Gulf in…
- 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…
- Saudi Arabia’s Role in the Sudan War: Chemical Weapons Allegations Reveal New Regional Dimensions
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…
- Tigrayan Fighters, Sudanese Camps: The Undeclared Khartoum–Addis Ababa War
The Horn of Africa is the stage for a new phase of geopolitical tensions, where internal conflicts and regional calculations intertwine in a complex context. Sudan’s Al-Qadarif state, bordering Ethiopia,…
- Hope on the Hoof: El Fasher’s Livestock Market Reopens After Conflict
On Friday, September 25, El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur State, witnessed a major economic and social event: the reopening of its livestock market. This reopening represents a crucial…
- Sudan: Nine dead in bombing, the founding Alliance demands clarification.
The Sudanese Founding Alliance (Ta’sis) strongly condemned the drone attack that targeted the town of Al-Mazroub in North Kordofan state on Friday morning. According to initial reports, the death toll…
- Togo: 82 billion CFA francs from BOAD for agriculture and oil storage
The West African Development Bank (BOAD) has approved two new financing projects for Togo, for a cumulative amount of 82 billion CFA francs. These resources will be devoted to agricultural…
- Sudan: the battle of the institutions, Nyala’s political weapon against criminal networks
The Tasis government is stepping up its diplomatic battle over the Sudanese conflict. With the accusations of chemical weapons now in the international debate, Nyala is seeking to place the…
- Sudan: The founding government, a new page for forgotten regions
Sudan is going through a pivotal period in its history, marked by the advent of a founding government called « Tasis ». This strategic initiative aims to put an end to decades…
- Africa: Unstoppable Africa puts capital at the heart of the battle for value
In New York, the message conveyed by Unstoppable Africa takes on a particular tone. Faced with investors, big bosses and political leaders, Africa is no longer just looking to attract…
- Sudan: Transitional executive sets up law as a bulwark of the nation
In the face of blind violence, the choice of legality reveals the profound nature of a great state authority. The Islamic Movement terrorist militia is increasing drone attacks on vital…
- Sudan: Peace from the Grassroots, Tasis’ Approach to Reconciliation of Tribes
In war-torn Sudan, a glimmer of hope is emerging from the communities themselves. Under the impetus of the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis), inter-tribal reconciliation efforts are being carried…