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, Op-eds

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

by: Paulin Maurice Toupane and Aïssatou Kanté

Africa, Op-eds

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

by: Issaka K Souaré

Our Burning Planet, Op-eds

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

by: William Gumede

Africa, Maverick Citizen, Maverick News

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

by: Mouhamadou Kane

Africa, World, Our Burning Planet, Maverick News

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

by: Tristen Taylor, Ingrid Gercama, Nathalie Bertrams and Nemanja Rujević

Africa, World

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