
The UN Finally Admitted WHO Is Funding The War Against MALI
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A UN monitoring team has confirmed what Frontline Africa has saID for months: the war against Mali is being financed from outside. According t UN experts, a ransom of about $50 million paid in 2025 for the release of a single hostage was redistributed among the fighting units of the al-Qaeda-linked coalition JNIM & those funds "played a key role in financing group's offensive across Mali." Reuters' regional sources go further and identify the United Arab Emirates as the payer.
Understanding AES legislation and its legislative hurdles. We break down the current political climate in the Sahel region today. This analysis explains the formal installation of the Confederation Parliament and what it means for the Alliance of Sahel States. We examine the specific challenges currently facing the bloc as they attempt to integrate their legal frameworks across borders. We also look at recent developments concerning Niger politics. By reviewing these events, viewers gain a clearer picture of the obstacles the organization must overcome to achieve its stated goals of sovereignty and regional cooperation.
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As a part of strengthening the Malian Armed Forces, the use of drones will enable them to achieve their objectives. We are engaged in a very offensive dynamic in terms of air capacity. The latest generation aerial vehicle is capable of reaching a speed of 361km per hour & a maximum altitude of over 13 km. Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance & precision strikes hold no secrets for it. It's among few vehicles capable of firing standoff cruise missiles; good results.
Niger's military government survived its most serious internal challenge since the 2023 coup, after mutinous soldiers launched an uprising in the capital, Niamey. The failed coup attempt targeted strategic sites including Air Base 101, the presidential palace and the state broadcaster, exposing deep tensions inside Niger's military. Russia's Africa Corps intervened to help Nigerien forces suppress the mutiny, reinforcing Moscow's growing security role across the Sahel. Days later, Algeria also deployed four Sukhoi fighter jets to Niamey after Niger requested military support, adding another layer to the emerging security alignment around General Abdourahamane Tchiani. The crisis comes as Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso reduce their reliance on Western powers and deepen cooperation through the Alliance of Sahel States. But with jihadist attacks continuing and dissent now emerging from within the military, questions remain over how stable Niger's new political order really is. Alyson Le Grange tells you more on
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For 80 yrs. 14 African nations remained tethered to a monetary architecture governed outside the Continent. Under leadership of Capt. Ibrahim Traoré, Mali & Niger are taking a monumental step towards economic sovereignty with the launch of an independent, gold-backed financial framework by directly harnessing the wealth of Burkina Faso gold & refining precious reserves locally in Ouagadougou, the Confederation of Sahel States is securing tangible backing for its economic future.
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