Guinea-Bissau Democratic Collapse: 2026 Global Report
Guinea-Bissau faces a dramatic democratic collapse, ranking alongside Russia and El Salvador in the Global State of Democracy 2026 report
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Tag: West Africa politics
Guinea-Bissau Opposition Boycotts ‘Sham’ Referendum
Opposition parties in Guinea-Bissau call for a total boycott of the constitutional referendum, calling it a sham to legitimize a
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Cape Verde Intelligence Shake-up Faces Legal Challenge
Cape Verde's opposition party MpD challenges the government's transfer of intelligence oversight to the Internal Administration Minister as unconstitutional.
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Cape Verde Approves 2026 Revised Budget for Social Spending
Cape Verde's parliament approves the 2026 revised budget, shifting focus to social spending, health, and education under the new PAICV
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CPLP Demands Total Freedom for Guinea-Bissau Opposition Leader
CPLP calls for total freedom for Guinea-Bissau leader Domingos Simões Pereira after his release for medical treatment in Lisbon amidst
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ECOWAS Demands Release of Guinea-Bissau Political Prisoners
ECOWAS demands the release of political prisoners in Guinea-Bissau, including Domingos Simões Pereira, following the 2025 coup and military takeover.
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Guinea-Bissau: Constitution Referendum Set for August
Guinea-Bissau sets August 30 for a referendum on a new constitution following a military takeover, aiming to shift more power
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CPLP Pushes for Guinea-Bissau Democracy & Political Releases
The CPLP and international bodies push for democratic restoration in Guinea-Bissau, demanding new elections and the release of leader Domingos
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Guinea-Bissau Launches First Census in 15 Years
Guinea-Bissau begins its first census in 15 years. Transitional leader General Inta-a calls for national unity and massive participation for
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Guinea-Bissau: The Transition That Never Ends After Coup
Six months after the 2025 coup, Guinea-Bissau remains in political limbo with reports of state repression, halted elections, and a
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