AES Wives' Fair Launched in Niamey
The AES Wives' Fair has launched in Niamey, aiming to boost economic independence for military families in the Sahel region.
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The AES Wives' Fair has launched in Niamey, aiming to boost economic independence for military families in the Sahel region.
Burkina Faso is enhancing its anti-aircraft defense system as part of military modernization and regional cooperation within the Alliance of Sahel States.
Nigerien security forces recovered a significant arms cache following a mutiny at Base 101 in Niamey. State broadcaster RTN showed the seized material.
Niger's traditional chiefs urge citizens to show patriotic resilience amid an attempted destabilization of the nation.
Fishermen in Tillabéri are distressed by declining fish stocks in the Niger River, impacting their livelihood and local economy.
Niger's security forces recovered substantial arms, ammunition, vehicles, and communication equipment after a mutiny at Base 101 in Niamey.
Niger's government urges media leaders to uphold stricter journalistic standards and combat online disinformation, citing national security concerns.
Minister Aghaïchata Guichene Kari arrived in N'Gourti on Sept 3 for the third Blanakour Crafts and Culture Festival (FARCUB), running Sept 4-6.
Niger hosts the 2nd medico-surgical days in Niamey, gathering eight countries to enhance military medicine autonomy and improve care for the war-wounded
A national tour to modernize civil status and identification launched in Diffa, Niger, to inform citizens about reforms and enhanced identification
CCR President Dr. Mamoudou Harouna Djinagrey met with the head of the mobilization committee in Niamey to discuss national readiness measures for defense.
Moringa prices have surged in Niamey markets, doubling for a 50kg bag and causing concern among consumers and traders in the capital of Niger.
Niger enhances military medical capabilities with Medical-Surgical Days and Sahelian Network congress, boosting national sovereignty and regional
Niger has successfully reintroduced the red-necked ostrich into the wild after a two-decade absence, marking a major conservation milestone for the West
Niger Digital Day launches in Diffa to boost youth digital skills. Around sixty participants attend a two-day training session at the University of Diffa.
Nigerien official Dr. Mamoudou Harouna Djingarey met with Russian Ambassador Viktor Voropaev in Niamey on September 3, 2026, to discuss bilateral
MSF Suisse is reinforcing health facilities in Niamey to combat the seasonal malaria peak, providing essential medications and equipment to manage the
Maradi Governor bans street gasoline sales effective September 3, 2026, to curb illicit trade and enhance public safety in Niger.
Agadez forces strongly condemn an attempt to destabilize Niger, emphasizing their opposition to actions undermining national stability and their desire
Niger's Agadez region malaria campaign exceeded its target, treating 163,680 children and achieving 105% coverage.
Tillabéri residents rallied on September 2, 2026, to express strong support for the CNSP and the Government following recent events in Niamey.
Niger's Health Minister Garba Hakimi champions breastfeeding as the primary act of protection, health, and development for children.
Maradi Governor Issoufou Mamane is investigating fuel shortages and high prices by visiting service stations and assessing the supply situation.
Maradi Customs seized 518 cartons of pharmaceuticals and 434 cartons of counterfeit cigarettes in Niger, highlighting efforts against illegal trade.
Niger's exclusive breastfeeding rates have risen to 34.1%, with a national goal of 60% by 2030 to enhance child health and development.
Belgian Minister Maxime Prévot visited Niger to boost healthcare cooperation, focusing on digitalization efforts, amid strained diplomatic relations.
Journalist Moussa Kaka is missing in Niger, while former minister Kalla Moutari has been arrested, amid a tense political and media climate in the West
The M62 Section of Tahoua reaffirms its commitment to the Nigerien people amid fears of regional destabilization, pledging support for national security.
Thousands marched in Agadez on Sept 2, 2026, to reaffirm CNSP authority after Niamey incidents, showing national resilience and consolidating the military
Nigerien authorities met media representatives in Niamey on September 2, 2026, to discuss and improve the national information ecosystem following recent
Niger's APTN is focusing on Blanakour to boost tourism and development by highlighting its heritage. The FARCUB festival will showcase local crafts and
The government is promoting crafts and culture in Blanakour, aiming to make them key drivers of economic sovereignty through the upcoming FARCUB festival.
A new report reveals alarming global water scarcity trends, driven by climate change, population growth, and unsustainable practices, straining resources
CPAS Niger condemns all attempts at destabilization within the country and calls for increased vigilance among the population amid regional concerns.
Niger's President Tiani expresses gratitude to Algeria for its unwavering solidarity and support amidst the country's destabilization efforts.
A young man died and two others were injured in Niamey after discovering and attempting to manipulate an explosive device found in the Quartier Aéroport.
Niger's Health Minister, Colonel-Major Garba Hakimi, has been elected First Vice-President of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa, taking a key
Niamey, Niger, held a solemn funeral for three presidential guard members killed during a mutiny attempt at Air Base 101.
Young people with disabilities in Niamey are finding independence and income by manufacturing metal mesh for construction and household use.
The Agadez Regional Security Council convened to address pressing security and social issues impacting the region, signaling a commitment to a holistic
The UN recognized the Sahel Resilience Initiative for land restoration and food security efforts in Burkina Faso, Tchad, Mali, Mauritanie, and Niger.
Ghanaian police have arrested over 1,000 individuals in a major crackdown on a forced begging ring, dismantling a transnational criminal operation.
Parliaments of the Sahel Alliance (AES) are developing a unified political and legal entity, creating a common legislative roadmap to strengthen
Maradi Customs in Niger seized 518 cartons of counterfeit pharmaceuticals and 434 cartons of fake cigarettes, combating illicit trade and protecting
N’Guigmi invests over 5 million FCFA in an anti-malaria offensive, including mosquito control and community awareness, to protect its population.
Niger's security forces neutralized approximately twenty mercenaries in nationwide operations, recovering weapons and materials to secure national
Malaria is the leading cause of death for children under 5 in Niger. In Dosso, mothers fear for their children as hospitals treat advanced cases
Niger's Ministry of Commerce and Industry held its ninth cabinet meeting to monitor commitments and plan its budget for the 2027-2029 fiscal period.
The King Faisal International Prize has opened candidacies for its 2028 edition, with a seven-month application period running from September 1, 2026, to
In Niger's Agadez Region, a malaria campaign treated 163,680 children aged 0-59 months, surpassing its target of 156,000 and achieving 105% coverage.
The African Union condemns deadly violence and an attempted power grab in Niger Republic following armed clashes and attacks on sensitive sites in Niamey.
Gunfire and explosions rocked Niger's capital, Niamey, on August 29, marking the third major security incident this year amidst ongoing concerns.
Niger's grain prices, including millet, sorghum, and maize, have fallen due to bountiful harvests and stable supply, benefiting consumers but posing
MSF boosts pediatric malaria unit capacity in Dan Issa, Niger, to 120 beds to prepare for anticipated surge in severe cases among young children during
An explosion in Niamey's Aéroport neighborhood on August 29, 2026, killed one person and injured two others. Emergency services responded to the incident.
Madarassatou Thariqul Huda concludes its 3rd Quran memorization session. 93 out of 200 students earned certificates for memorizing the Holy Quran.
The Association of Women of Niger (AFN) condemned the recent mutiny, reaffirming support for institutions and calling for democratic order restoration.
FAFPA Diffa distributed professional integration kits to 40 local groups to boost entrepreneurship and economic autonomy in Niger.
ESCEP-Niger graduates in Niamey on Aug 31, 2026, celebrated digital skills. Minister stressed their importance for national development.
Dosso condemns a destabilization attempt in Niamey on August 28-29, 2026, calling for national unity and support for the Republic's institutions.
Dosso honors Imam Ibrahim Marafa with a final tribute, commemorating his life and contributions as a revered spiritual and social leader who passed away
Niger has acquired four fighter jets from Algeria, significantly boosting its air power and aerial capabilities amid regional security challenges.
A protest occurred at Base 101 in Niamey, Niger, with reports of shots and explosions. The situation returned to normal after the demonstration was
Recent attacks in Niamey expose the fragility of Niger's military regime and highlight growing security concerns across the Sahel region.
Forces Vives has called for a peaceful nationwide mobilization on August 30, 2026, to allow citizens to express views on national issues non-violently.
Civil society organizations in Tahoua, Niger, marched on August 30, 2026, to express support for the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland
Nigerien students reaffirm commitment to peace, unity, and stability following mutiny events in Niamey. The student union issued a communiqué emphasizing
Niger's capital, Niamey, returned to calm Sunday after loyalist forces, reportedly aided by Russian troops, repelled a soldier mutiny, restoring order.
A mutiny by soldiers at Base 101 in Niamey on August 28-29, 2026, has been contained by defense forces. The situation is now under control.
Niamey experienced a night of gunfire and explosions near strategic sites, including the airport and Presidential Palace. The nature of the events remains
Gunfire erupted in Niamey, Niger, during a military mutiny. Loyal forces responded swiftly and claim to have regained control of the capital.
Niamey Airport operations continue normally despite Saturday incidents, according to the Agence Nationale de l’Aviation Civile. All air exploitation
Niamey returns to normal operations after a mood strike at base 101 failed to gain traction, with public services and government functions unaffected.
The new OIC Secretary-General has taken office at the Jeddah headquarters, prioritizing institutional effectiveness, internal reviews, and appointments.
Niamey's Minister of Defense assures the situation is under control following shots and explosions near Base 101.
The Sahel Confederation (AES) backs Niger's institutions after a mutiny attempt in Niamey, praising its defense forces for thwarting the destabilization
Tatarstan President Roustam Minnikhanov receives UNA Medal for Media Diplomacy, becoming the first head of state honored for contributions to
Prime Minister Ali Mahamane Lamine Zeine attended a large preaching session in Maradi on August 28, 2026, highlighting government engagement with
The first millet harvests for the 2026 agricultural campaign were presented in Falmey, marking early preparations and assessments for the season.
Women athletes in Niger face significant hurdles like early marriage and lack of infrastructure despite growing interest in sports.
Gunfire and explosions struck Niger's capital, Niamey, early Saturday, targeting the Diori Hamani International Airport and the presidential palace.
An awareness workshop on civil status and personal identification reforms has opened in Agadez, Niger, aiming to modernize vital records and improve
The Maradi region has achieved satisfactory results in hydraulics and sanitation, improving water access and waste management for its residents.
Niger's new uranium policy aims to boost national control over strategic resources. New permits issued, but production hurdles require investment and
Niger's 2026 millet campaign shows 94% sowing coverage by end of July. Rainfall concerns and lower progress than 2025 raise worries about harvest yields.
Niger's Prime Minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine met with Algerian counterpart Sifi Ghrieb in Algiers to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation.
Mauritanian diplomat Ismail Ould Cheik Ahmed has been elected as the new Secretary-General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OCI).
Samarkand, Uzbekistan, a historic Silk Road hub, hosted an event on August 28, reflecting its enduring role as a crossroads for dialogue and cultural
Niger's President Abdourahamane Tiani expressed condolences and solidarity to Algeria's President Abdelmadjid Tebboune following recent fires.
Belgium reaffirms its commitment to Niger, aiming to foster cooperation, stability, and security in the Sahel region amid ongoing concerns.
Dosso, Niger, faces severe environmental degradation, desertification, and intense droughts, threatening agriculture and forcing displacement.
The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) Parliament convened a plenary session on August 28, 2026, reviewing commission reports and formulating recommendations.
ENSOA Agadez graduates its 18th promotion, named Adjudant-Chef Adamou Tinni Sékou, strengthening regional defense capabilities.
Niger's Ad hoc Committee for the General History has presented its methodology for collecting historical sources to compile a comprehensive national
Journalist Ibro Chaibou has been released after nearly ten months in detention. He was arrested in Niamey in October 2025 and held at Kollo prison.
Niger's Prime Minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine is in Algiers for a 48-hour visit to bolster bilateral cooperation with Algeria.
In Dosso, Niger, 499 candidates who passed physical tests are now undergoing written examinations for military recruitment.
Preparations accelerate for the 3rd Festival de l’Artisanat et de la Culture de Blanakour (FARCUB) in Niger's Diffa region, focusing on craftsmanship and
Zinder Governor Colonel Massalatchi Mahaman Sani inspected a new scientific college, finding construction significantly delayed at only 40% completion.
The Scouts of Niger concluded their 5th International Solidarity Camp-Workshop in Zinder with a closing ceremony attended by regional officials and