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Benin: The Vision of the New President
Analysis Reports April 15, 2026

Benin: The Vision of the New President

In Benin, the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENA) has confirmed, as anticipated, the victory of Romuald Wadagni, successor to outgoing President Patrice Talon, with 94.05% of the vote. The Constitutional Court is expected to officially validate the election in the.. Read more

Iran: The Impact of the Conflict on Africa
Analysis Reports March 15, 2026

Iran: The Impact of the Conflict on Africa

Following two weeks of intense Israeli-American airstrikes on Iran, there remains little indication that the conflict will reach a resolution in the near future. The economic ramifications of this conflict are increasingly evident worldwide, including in Africa, which accounts for.. Read more

Cape Verde: Economic Growth Outlook
Analysis February 2, 2026

Cape Verde: Economic Growth Outlook

In 2026, Cape Verde is projected to achieve real GDP growth in the range of 4.7% to 4.9%. The nation’s economy is primarily supported by the tourism sector, the blue economy—including fisheries and maritime resources—and remittances from its diaspora. The.. Read more

Burkina Faso: The Rapidly Growing Mining Sector
Analysis January 7, 2026

Burkina Faso: The Rapidly Growing Mining Sector

Strong Growth in Gold and Silver Production and Exports in 2024 The Mining Sector: A Key Driver of Burkina Faso’s Economy In 2024, Burkina Faso’s mining sector has reaffirmed its role as a driving force in the national economy, with.. Read more

Economic outlook for Africa in 2026
Analysis December 31, 2025

Economic outlook for Africa in 2026

Major international and African financial institutions are forecasting an economic growth rate for sub-Saharan Africa in 2026 of around 4.1% to 4.3%. Growth by Design Compared with 2024 and 2025, Africa’s economic growth is expected to strengthen in 2026. Despite.. Read more

Annual Reports 2025 on the Situation of Journalists Worldwide
Analysis December 14, 2025

Annual Reports 2025 on the Situation of Journalists Worldwide

In its 2025 annual report, the International Federation of Journalists stated that 111 journalists were killed worldwide. Therefore, 2025 was an “annus horribilis” for the media—a catastrophic year marked by misfortunes and various atrocities. The overwhelming majority of deaths, 46%,.. Read more

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