La décision du Mali de quitter l’organisation antijihadiste du G5 Sahel est “regrettable”, a déclaré mercredi au Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU son secrétaire exécutif, Eric Tiaré, alors que le Niger considère déjà que cette
Mali : face aux sanctions, les banquiers résistent
Si le système financier malien semble totalement asphyxié par l’embargo décidé début janvier par la Cedeao, les banques locales font, au quotidien, preuve de résilience. Mais pour encore combien de temps ? Près de cinq
Maroc : dix choses à savoir sur Mohcine Jazouli, le bras droit d’Aziz Akhannouch
Ancien patron de Valyans Consulting, le ministre délégué chargé de l’Investissement, de la Convergence et de l’Évaluation des politiques publiques semble avoir toute la confiance du chef du gouvernement. Expert en investissements Ministre délégué chargé
Mali : ce que l’on sait de la tentative de coup d’État annoncée par Bamako
La junte malienne a-t-elle été l’objet d’une tentative de putsch dans la nuit du 11 au 12 mai ? De plus en plus de voix doutent de la version officielle et estiment qu’il pourrait s’agir
West Africa anti-jihadist force laments Mali withdrawal
Mali’s decision to withdraw from a West African anti-jihadist force and regional grouping known as the G5 Sahel is “regrettable,” its executive secretary has told the UN Security Council, as Niger suggested the body was
Toward Open Roads in Yemen’s Taiz
Taiz, a city in central Yemen, is besieged by Huthi rebels and practically cut off from the rest of the country. Restored road access would save lives and build trust that could help bring peace
Clear priorities and considerable challenges as Senegal takes the AU chair
The country’s ambassador to the African Union discusses plans for Senegal’s 2022 tenure. The PSC Report spoke to HE Mohamed Lamine Thiaw, Senegal’s ambassador to Ethiopia and the African Union (AU). We asked him what
Organised banditry is destroying livelihoods in Niger’s borderlands
Security operations with Nigeria are worthwhile, but won’t address the root causes of banditry in the Maradi region. Most international attention on Niger focuses on the Boko Haram conflict in the country’s east (Diffa region)
Corruption in Africa deepens the wounds of COVID-19
Widespread corruption during the pandemic has worsened the devastating effect of COVID-19 on Africa’s economy. Since the continent’s first case was recorded on 14 February 2020 in Egypt, the virus has affected all countries in
Egypt raises bank rates again
Egypt raised various interest rates again today. The Central Bank of Egypt raised its overnight deposit rate, overnight lending rate and rate of the main operation 2% each to 11.25%, 12.25% and 11.75%, respectively, according