Senegal’s TikTok Jailings Test Africa’s Digital Free-Speech Line
Senegal's jailing of three TikTok influencers over posts criticising President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has put digital…
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Ghana’s Opposition Protest Tests West Africa’s Democratic Confidence
Ghana's main opposition party has taken to the streets over claims that democracy is under attack,…
Talon’s Senate Return Tests Benin’s Institutional Power Balance
Patrice Talon's election as Benin's first Senate president places the former leader back at the centre…
DR Congo’s Rwanda Case at the ICJ Tests Africa’s Legal Security Strategy
The International Court of Justice timetable for DR Congo's case against Rwanda turns eastern Congo's conflict…
Biya’s Geneva Absence Tests Cameroon’s Succession Risk
President Paul Biya's extended stay in Geneva has turned routine decrees into a test of Cameroon's…
Tinubu’s 80% Soldier Pay Rise Tests Nigeria’s Security Budget Strategy
President Bola Tinubu's approval of up to 80 percent pay increases for Nigerian soldiers puts military…
Moussa Mara’s Release Tests Mali’s Space for Civilian Politics
Former Malian Prime Minister Moussa Mara's release from prison has reopened a difficult question for Mali:…
Tigray’s ‘Open War’ Accusation Tests Ethiopia’s Pretoria Peace Deal
Tigray authorities' accusation that Addis Ababa has launched open war puts Ethiopia's Pretoria peace agreement back…
Soudan : pourquoi le rapport d’Amnesty sur El Fasher relance la pression internationale sur la guerre du Darfour
En accusant les RSF de crimes contre l'humanite a El Fasher, Amnesty replace le Darfour au…