Intelligence Feed

News Article

4 days ago

En Libye orientale, l’ascension fragile de Saddam Haftar, le fils du maréchal

Saddam Haftar, le dirigeant de la Cyrénaïque, est parvenu à prendre le contrôle du Parlement de Benghazi début octobre, consolidant ainsi son pouvoir et renforçant son statut de successeur de son père...

Read More

News Article

4 days ago

Au Niger, une éruption de pétrole provoque un incident environnemental « d’une gravité exceptionnelle »

D’importantes quantités de pétrole brut et de gaz sont projetées à plus de dix mètres de hauteur, ont expliqué les autorités. Les causes de l’incident, qui a commencé le 25 septembre dans l’est désert...

Read More

News Article

4 days ago

A Ceuta, les migrants ont opportunément disparu du paysage pour la visite du roi Felipe VI et de la reine Letizia

Les souverains effectuent une visite inédite, mardi 13 octobre, dans la ville autonome espagnole d’Afrique du Nord où les immigrés ayant déferlé du Maroc fin juillet sont encore des milliers à dormir...

Read More

Market Analysis

5 days ago

What African elections can learn from the Borana Gadaa system

Discover how the Borana Gadaa system can inspire African elections through peaceful power transitions, accountable leadership, inclusive governance, and traditional democratic practices that strengthe...

1 views Read More

News Article

5 days ago

Ghana cedi depreciates against major trading currencies in weekly pricing window

The Ghana cedi depreciated against the major trading currencies during the weekly pricing window from October 5 to October 12.  The post Ghana cedi depreciates against major trading currencies in week...

Read More

Risk Alert

6 days ago

When free speech has a price: Youth voices in Mozambique

For Mozambican youth, freedom of expression exists in law, but speaking out can come with a cost. Music became a powerful space for criticism and resistance.

1 views Read More

Labour Update

1 week ago

Tanzania’s Biggest City Bets on Elevated Bridge to Dodge Chronic Flooding

Each morning on her way to Kariakoo, Clementina Nyangwine looks out of her commuter bus as it crawls through Jangwani and watches giant foundation piles rising above the muddy Msimbazi valley. Workers...

1 views Read More

Risk Alert

1 week ago

Africa’s governments already treat the internet as protest infrastructure. Its courts have not caught up

In 2024 the African Commission itself adopted a resolution on internet shutdowns during elections. The resolution treats a shutdown as a harm to expression and access to information...

1 views Read More

Risk Alert

1 week ago

Nigeria’s School Kidnapping Threat Is Changing: Four Lessons from the 56 Day Oyo Attack

Following the mass abduction of 46 pupils and teachers in Oyo State, south-west Nigeria in 2026, the authorities attributed the attack to the Ansaru terrorist group. Key suspects were prosecuted and h...

1 views Read More

Labour Update

1 week ago

Workers Help Feed the World but Starved of Dignity

A new report reveals widespread labour exploitation among food system workers, warning that keeping the world fed comes at the cost of human dignity. More than 1.4 billion people work in the food indu...

1 views Read More

ESG Report

1 week ago

The Late Arrivals

A reflection on kinship, memory, and what the Earth has always been trying to tell us.

1 views Read More

Risk Alert

1 week ago

Too young to run, old enough to protest: West Africa’s unfinished democratic bargain

Young people are old enough to vote and old enough to protest but are often told they need experience before they can hold political office.

1 views Read More