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Since its inception in 2000, the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) has been an essential pillar of the U.S.'s economic strategy to foster trade and engender goodwill with the nations of Africa. AGOA is not merely an economic policy—it is a bridge of mutual opportunity extending across oceans. By granting eligible sub-Saharan African countries duty-free access to the U.S. market, AGOA extends its hand to over 1,800 products. This adds to the more than 5,000 products that already…

In an unprecedented move, the White House has announced an indefinite ban on Associated Press (AP) journalists from both Air Force One and the Oval Office. This decision marks a significant escalation in an ongoing dispute with the news agency, which has steadfastly declined to adopt the official nomenclature, referring to the Gulf of Mexico instead as the "Gulf of America.” Taylor Budowich, the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, took to X to articulate the administration's position. "The Associated Press continues to…

The National Assembly's Defense Commission released its information report on Operation Barkhane on Wednesday. This is the first report to be tabled since the start of military operations in the area in 2013. Deputies are advocating a reorientation of Barkhane in the coming months by relying more on partner armies in the Sahel. A new doctrine which, according to the deputies, should no longer completely…

45 political parties are now officially recognized in Congo-Brazzaville according to the list just released by the Home Office, which has excluded United for the Congo (UPC) party, led by opponent Paulin Makaya. A few months before the presidential election, the latter disputes this decision and shouts arbitrariness. The government is defending itself.…