A recent episode in Burkina Faso focused public interest: the dissemination of proof of life involving Ablassé Ouedraogo, former Minister of Foreign Affairs. Enigmatic appearance in a tense political context, these images raise questions and questions about their true intentions. This staging raises doubts about the motivations behind this media representation. Beyond appearances, an in-depth reflection on the political and security issues in Burkina Faso is necessary, in order to fully understand the implications of such actions.

The article discusses a hypothetical scenario in which Kigali International Airport could be bombed by the Democratic Republic of Congo in retaliation for Rwanda’s attacks. This situation raises concerns about the potential consequences for the stability of the Great Lakes region. Tensions between the two countries, fueled by territorial disputes, could trigger an escalation of the conflict threatening regional peace. The reaction of the international community and the importance of finding a peaceful solution are also highlighted. This scenario highlights the need for global cooperation to preserve peace in the region.

Governor Umahi recently took significant action against underperforming contractors at the Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway construction site, announcing the termination of contracts of companies that fail to meet deadlines and drive up construction costs. This decision aims to guarantee the quality and efficiency of road infrastructure projects, highlighting the importance of effective management of construction sites to respect the commitments made when signing contracts. An action which highlights the government’s commitment to transparent and efficient execution of construction works for the well-being of the population and the economic development of the region.

The presidential election in Senegal is surrounded by uncertainty, with a postponement of the initial date sparking divergent reactions. Supporters of Bassirou Diomaye Faye are pressing for an election on April 2, while the Aar Sunu Election collective is aiming for a quicker holding. Voices are calling for a national dialogue to avoid protests, while unsuccessful candidates are calling for reform of the electoral law. The political situation remains tense, leaving doubt over the outcome of this electoral saga in Senegal.

At the 37th African Union Summit, Ambassador Bankole Adeoye expressed the concerns of African leaders over recent coups and instabilities on the continent. The AU has taken strict measures, including the suspension of states violating democracy, while putting in place initiatives to support these states towards an inclusive political transition. The African Union is committed to promoting democracy, peace and security by mediating political conflicts. The strengthening of the African Standby Force is also highlighted to ensure stability in regions affected by conflicts. The summit highlighted the continent’s challenges and the importance of regional and international cooperation for a better future in Africa.