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The Malian government has unveiled its long-term strategy, “Vision Mali 2063,” to its technical and financial partners.
Algiers espouses democratic values and transparency within the African Union, but its domestic political reality contrasts sharply with this claim.…
A tense meeting was held on Sunday in Tripoli to discuss the draft budget for 2025, highlighting the deep political and economic divisions plaguing Libya.
Algeria has released a comprehensive map of money laundering and terrorism financing risks, covering hundreds of thousands of companies, associations, and foundations.
The Independent Authority for the Fight Against Corruption (AILC) launched on August 28 a website allowing citizens to anonymously report acts of corruption.
A trained chemist and technocrat, Sifi Ghrieb assumes office with an executive weakened by repeated reshuffles and an electorate skeptical about their effectiveness.
The Malian Constitutional Court has endorsed a new law that increases the maximum number of government members to 30.
Guinea’s Ministry of Transport has suspended two senior officials of the National Directorate of Merchant Shipping, citing serious misconduct, and…
Senegalese members of parliament will convene today, Monday, August 25, 2025, to review a new bill aimed at modernizing and strengthening the nation’s fight against corruption.
The Malian transitional government announced on Wednesday, August 20, that it will hold a National Forum on Justice. The goal of this event is to completely reimagine the country’s public judicial system.