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An attack attributed to the jihadist group Boko Haram against a military position near N’Guigmi, in southeastern Niger, left about ten Nigerien soldiers dead on Friday, according to local sources cited by AFP and the Nigerien Press Agency (ANP). According to a resident of N’Guigmi who requested anonymity for security reasons, the attack occurred on

Fighting broke out on Saturday between Ethiopian federal forces and rebels from the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) in northern Ethiopia. These clashes have reignited fears of a new conflict in a region that emerged from a deadly war less than four years ago. According to rebel authorities, the clashes were still ongoing by midday.

In response to the surge in kidnappings and violence, particularly targeting individuals with albinism, the Ministry of Justice issued a directive to all courts and tribunals across the country on July 29. The Ministry of Justice is taking a firmer stance. From Faravohitra, authorities aim to accelerate the processing of these cases. Captured & Published

The selection process for fifteen pilot communes tasked with testing a new local development approach was launched on Thursday, July 30, in Antsirabe. This initiative is part of the ‘Local Governance’ component of the ‘Tou-te-s Redevables’ (All Accountable) program, funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by Expertise France. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-01

An exceptional spiritual fervor has taken hold of the great Tobilehibe camp. Approximately 30,000 pilgrims from all corners of Madagascar, along with international delegations, notably from the Lutheran Church (FLM) of Canada and Europe, have gathered to celebrate the 85th anniversary of this landmark of the Lutheran Revival. For an entire week, the event has