re posted from EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
This transcript appears in the February 6, 2026 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
Jan. 31—The following is an edited transcript of the presentation given Dec. 14,
Source: Frontline Africa
6 Feb 2026
THE UNITED STATES AND THE IMF ARE MOVING BACK INTO THE SAHEL — AND THIS IS NOT JUST DIPLOMACY. Since late 2025, a clear pattern has emerged: Western powers are shifting tactics toward the Alliance of Sahel States … Read the rest
Source: Rich Does Politics
image: flag of the AES held by President Assimi Goïta and General Abdourahamane Tchiani
“I think it is necessary to believe that elevating the value of the Sahel States will … Read the rest
an astonishingly decent man, Rupert Lowe MP on the sheer corruption of the British Government
Source: Peter McCormack
From the billions missing in procurement contracts to the “sticky fingers” of the political class, Rupert argues that the British state has become the active enemy of its own people, and that … Read the rest
Source: Truth Report
3 Feb 2026
The ANC is being accused of crimes against humanity — and this time, it’s not rhetoric. A coordinated legal case is being built, backed by evidence, lawyers, and civil society. __________ … Read the rest
Source: Promethean Updates
31 Jan 2026
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— In this episode, Susan Kokinda discusses the implications of Kevin Warsh’s nomination as the Fed chair by President Trump. This move marks the beginning of a Republican New … Read the rest
Source: Frontline Africa
29 Jan 2026
On the night of January 29, gunfire and explosions rocked Niamey, Niger, near the international airport. What initially appeared to be a militant attack is now emerging as something far more significant — a calculated intelligence operation tied … Read the rest
Source: Firstpost Africa
27 Jan 2026
Mali has secured a 51% controlling stake in a China-backed industrial explosives joint venture, reshaping its mining economy. This deal is vital for the gold supply chain, with explosives being essential for … Read the rest
Source: Willem Petzer