[Foroyaa] As political parties race to build alliances ahead of The Gambia’s December 2026 presidential election, a growing question is being asked about the agreements shaping those partnerships: what exactly did they sign? From the coalition that helped end Yahya Jammeh’s rule in 2016 to the alliances being formed today, political parties have increasingly used agreements to determine who they support and how they will contest power, yet many of the documents remain unavailable to the public. The issue comes as
West Africa: What Did They Sign? Gambia’s Political Alliances Face AU, Ecowas Transparency Test
Latest from Blog
Kenya: Atwoli Questions Sifuna’s Political Networks As 2027 Presidential Bid Takes Shape
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU) Secretary-General Francis Atwoli has argued that presidential politics in Africa is largely shaped by established political systems, networks and experience in governance.
Kenya: President Ruto, Mudavadi Engage U.S.-Based Kenyans Ahead of UNGA 81
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has said Kenyans living and working abroad remain an important part of the country’s development journey. Post Views: 2
Kenya: Suspected Al-Shabaab Militants Target KDF Teams in Lamu, Garissa, No Casualties Reported
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Security teams are on high alert after suspected Al-Shabaab militants separately targeted Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) teams in Lamu and Garissa counties, with no casualties reported in either
Afghanistan says three killed in Pakistani air attacks
Three members of one family killed in air raid on house in Kunar province, Afghan Taliban deputy spokesperson says. Post Views: 2
Africa: Forbidden Stories’ Deportation Project – Exiled to Africa By the U.S.
[RFI] An Iranian woman expelled to the Central African Republic; a gay Ghanaian man sent back to his country and threatened with death. Their stories are part of a vast international investigation