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Senegal's CAN 2025 appeal: the path to TAS opens after CAF decisionAfter an anticipation of three weeks, Senegal is now cleared to initiate its appeal process before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS), challenging the ruling that declared Morocco the victor of the CAN 2025 by forfeit.The prolonged wait has concluded. The Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) confirmed this Monday that it finally received the detailed judgment from the Confederation of African Football's (CAF) Appeal Jury just before the weekend, following a three-week delay. This crucial document paves the way for Senegal to formally lodge an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS), seeking to overturn CAF's contentious decision to award Morocco the CAN 2025 title by default.The judgment, which has been d...

Face aux conséquences de la guerre au Moyen-Orient, dont la montée des prix des produits alimentaires, les autorités mauritaniennes ont lancé une vaste campagne de contrôle des prix. L’objectif est de dissuader les commerçants à augmenter les prix des produits alimentaires de première nécessité comme le riz, l’huile et le sucre.Plusieurs équipes chargées de cette mission ont été déployées sur à Nouakchott, et progressivement dans les autres localités du territoire national dans le cadre d’une vaste opération visant «à surveiller la situation des marchés, notamment le suivi des stocks, le renforcement de la protection des consommateurs et la lutte contre les différentes formes de fraude».Lire aussi : Carburants: le mode d’emploi en rangs dispersés de l’Afrique pour éteindre la flambée des p...

As the ripple effects of the Middle East conflict intensify, Mauritania has rolled out a sweeping initiative to curb soaring food prices. Authorities are deploying enforcement teams across Nouakchott and other regions to monitor market dynamics, safeguard essential goods, and clamp down on fraudulent practices. Safeguarding basic necessities The crackdown targets staple items such as rice, cooking oil, and sugar, aiming to prevent unjustified price hikes. Inspection units are tracking stock levels, consumer protection standards, and market stability in real time. Market watch: voices from the ground Aissata Bâ, a distributor handling imported goods like Kadi (bouillon), jedida (clarified butter), and delia (chocolate), confirms no price adjustments have been made: "Our costs remain stea...

In the Fulfulde language, the term Domol Leydi translates to "Guardians of the Land." Within the administrative framework of Niger, this name now identifies new territorial self-defense organizations. This volunteer corps was officially established by a government decree on Friday, March 27, aimed at intensifying the struggle against jihadist factions that have plagued this Sahelian nation since 2017. These auxiliary units will be recruited from retired military personnel or local inhabitants within the targeted regions. According to official statements, these volunteers will operate under the direct authority of the national army. Their primary responsibilities include gathering intelligence, conducting community awareness campaigns, and providing localized defense for their home territor...

Sport Senegal’s afcon 2025 title stripped: legal battle heads to tas The Confederation of African Football (CAF) controversially revoked Senegal's Africa Cup of Nations championship, reassigning the title to Morocco following an appeal. This decision raises crucial questions about overturning the outcome of an already concluded competition and the potential implications of the appeal lodged with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS) on March 25, 2026. Par ...

In a stunning turn of events that has captivated those following African Tribune news, the Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) has officially stripped Sénégal of its 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title. Following a successful appeal by the host nation, the championship was reallocated to Maroc. This decision has sparked widespread debate across society Africa, leading to a significant legal challenge currently pending before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). The reasons behind CAF's decision to declare a forfeit against Sénégal On January 18, 2026, the final of the Africa Cup of Nations saw Sénégal defeat the host nation, Maroc, in a highl...

The internet is in an uproar following the release of several audio recordings attributed to Pan-Africanist activist Kemi Seba. These recordings, whose authenticity is currently the subject of heated debate, suggest direct collusion between the leader of Urgences Panafricanistes and power circles in Niamey, aimed at destabilizing several states within the sub-region. Exchanges with Grave Implications According to the leaked materials, the discussions involve strategic coordination between Kemi Seba, acting as a special advisor to General Abdourahamane Tiani, and one of his associates, Agbaza. The revelations highlight several alarming points: • Planning of Destabilization Actions: The audios allegedly discuss the funding and organization of violent protest movements. • The Role of "Master...

Le traitement chinois du tarif douanier zéro « arrive à point nommé » pour les pays africains en quête d’équité commerciale, selon un expert nigérien à la Chambre de commerce (interview) 5 mai 2026 By Fati Seyni — Analyst

The inaugural edition of Burkina Faso’s National Health Financing Forum (FONAFIS) concluded on March 27 in Ouagadougou, following its launch two days prior by the country’s Prime Minister, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo. a high-level platform for sustainable health financing in africa This high-profile event convened policymakers, health experts—both local and international—and development partners (Partenaires techniques et financiers or PTFs) to tackle critical challenges in health financing across Africa. Central to the discussions were strategies to mobilize domestic resources and reduce reliance on external funding for public health initiatives. The forum also emphasized building resilient health systems capable of withstanding crises, a pressing need highlighted by recent global h...

A mere two months following the dramatic conclusion of the CAN 2025 final, played out on the pitch with a 1-0 scoreline, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Appeals Jury overturned the result, awarding Morocco a 3-0 forfeit victory instead. The justification? Senegal’s temporary withdrawal from the field during the match. While the CAF based its decision on Articles 82 and 84 of its regulations, this ruling starkly contrasts with the referee’s initial call to resume and conclude the game. How can such a legal reversal occur after a result was secured on the field? What does sports law say about this scenario? And what broader implications does this decision carry? In an exclusive African politics discussion with The Conversation Africa, legal expert Abdoulaye Sakho sheds light on ...

Morocco awarded CAN 2025 title as Senegal challenges ruling Two months after the final, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) stripped Senegal of their title. Now, the Senegalese Football Federation has taken the matter to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). The Senegalese national football team has officially filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) following the Confederation of African Football (CAF)'s decision to revoke their CAN 2025 title. This move comes just one week after the governing body announced that Morocco would be declared the winners of the tournament after Senegal walked off the pitch during the final. The controversial final saw a dramatic finish when the referee awarded a penalty to Morocco, which was missed by Brahim Díaz. In prote...

On March 24, 2026, the African Media Network for the Promotion of Health and the Environment (REMAPSEN) hosted a critical discussion centered on the theme: “Security crisis and declining external funding: what endogenous alternatives to guarantee sexual and reproductive health rights/family planning in Burkina Faso?”As the country grapples with a persistent security crisis and a gradual reduction in support from international donors, Burkina Faso faces the urgent task of maintaining the continuity of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services. According to data from the Ministry of Health, external partners previously provided nearly 81% of the funding in this sector. However, this contribution has fallen sharply in recent years, prompting national stakeholders to develop do...