Op-eds

Trust deficit threatens Guinea’s peaceful return to civilian rule

By Paulin Maurice Toupane and Aïssatou Kanté

Africa

World Bank approves $1.08bn loan for Nigeria; AU mediators in bid to save South Sudan peace deal

By Reuters

Africa

War against Sudanese army not over, says RSF chief; Niger withdraws from Lake Chad military force

By Reuters

Op-eds

Deadly synthetic cannabis kush takes hold of the youth in west Africa’s Mano River Basin

By Feyi Ogunade

Africa

Ecowas support crucial for Guinea’s peaceful transition and local conflict resolution drives

By Paulin Maurice Toupane and Aïssatou Kanté

Africa

New Guinea constitution may buoy nation’s political stability if presidential power limits are agreed

By Issaka K Souaré

Our Burning Planet

West African coups set to worsen already prevailing economic crises, mass hunger and violent chaos

By William Gumede

Africa

Guinea junta’s hard line on illicit medicines makes inroads but proves unpopular among consumers

By Mouhamadou Kane

Africa

Trafficked from Serbia: How birds from Guinea end up in European pet shops

By Tristen Taylor, Ingrid Gercama, Nathalie Bertrams and Nemanja Rujević

Africa

AU-EU summit kicks off in Brussels with concerns about security and Covid

By Carien du Plessis

Africa

Burkina Faso president Roch Kabore detained: Plague of military coups spreads in West Africa

By Peter Fabricius

Africa

Can there ever be such a thing as a good coup d'état? The short answer, in an ideal world, is No

By Craig Bailie