Gabon: why tackling high cost of living won’t happen in supermarkets
Economy Gabon: why tackling high cost of living won’t happen in supermarkets Editorial Team July 3, 2026 116 No comments Libreville — For years, the fight against rising living costs has dominated public discourse across Africa. In Gabon, this issue has escalated into a central concern, as soaring prices continue to strain household budgets. To […]
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Gabon launches national transport company for modern mobility solutions
The Gabonese government has launched the Compagnie Nationale de Transport (CNT), a strategic merger between Trans’Urb and SOGATRA, marking a transformative step toward a modern, reliable, and accessible public transport network. Spearheaded by President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, this initiative goes beyond mere reorganization—it embodies a forward-thinking vision focused on optimizing resources and elevating the […]
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Eastern DRC ceasefire monitoring: un mission ready for deployment
Eastern DRC: UN mission stands ready to support ceasefire monitoring James Swan, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General and Head of MONUSCO The United Nations Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) has reaffirmed its readiness to support ceasefire monitoring efforts in eastern DRC. This announcement follows a high-level meeting between James […]
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Tchad 2026: tough baccalaureate results revealed
N’Djamena — The 2026 baccalaureate results in Chad have stirred mixed emotions across the nation. While some students celebrate their hard-earned success, others face disappointment as their academic aspirations are momentarily halted. Yet, setbacks like these should serve as motivation rather than discouragement. Chad’s 2026 baccalaureate: key figures and trends The National Office for Higher […]
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Cotonou raid dismantles vodjè crime hub, wanted soldier nicknamed alòtrò
Cotonou raid dismantles Vodjè crime hub, wanted soldier nicknamed Alòtrò This week, the Republic of Benin’s Republican Police launched a major crackdown in the heart of Cotonou, targeting a notorious crime hotspot in the Vodjè district. The operation, carried out with precision, led to the dismantling of a long-standing criminal network operating under the radar. […]
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Algeria low voter turnout in 2026 legislative elections surprises analysts
The preliminary results of Algeria’s legislative elections held on July 2, 2026, reveal a historically low voter turnout of just 20.79%. This figure marks a significant decline compared to previous electoral events, raising questions about public engagement and political participation in the North African nation. what drove algerians away from the polls? The dismal turnout […]
Read MoreICC acknowledges withdrawal letters from Sahel states
The International Criminal Court has officially confirmed that Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have submitted their formal withdrawal notifications from the court. This move follows a year-long process initiated by the three Sahel nations after their joint announcement in September 2025, when they described the ICC as a “tool of neocolonial repression.” The ICC, as […]
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Ayyoub bouaddi’s potential psg move hindered by squad constraints
At just 18 years old, Ayyoub Bouaddi has already captured attention as one of the standout talents in the early stages of the World Cup. Playing as a midfielder for LOSC Lille, his performances have drawn interest from Europe’s elite clubs, including Paris Saint-Germain. However, a move to the French capital isn’t as straightforward as […]
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Wagner mercenaries retreat as centrafrican rebels advance near am-dafock
In a dramatic turn of events near Am-Dafock, some 60 kilometers from Birao, the presence of Russian mercenaries from the Wagner Group has crumbled under the relentless pressure of advancing Centrafrican rebel forces. The situation has escalated rapidly, leaving the mercenary contingent in disarray as local fighters consolidate control over key positions. Rebel offensive gains […]
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Political turmoil in drc highlights kabila and afc-m23 tensions
This afternoon’s broadcast brings into sharp focus a critical political development in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Questions are mounting about the influence of former President Joseph Kabila within the Alliance des Forces du Changement (AFC) and its reported ties with the March 23 Movement (M23). As the security situation remains volatile, observers are scrutinizing […]
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Mali Burkina Niger why their break with the international criminal court matters
The recent announcements from Bamako, Ouagadougou, and Niamey have sent shockwaves through the global legal community. Following Niger’s lead, Mali and Burkina Faso have formally declared their withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC), marking a decisive break from the Rome Statute. This coordinated move by the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) leaderships reveals a […]
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High-level Moroccan-Spanish security cooperation praised in Rabat ceremony
In Rabat this past Thursday, Abdellatif Hammouchi, Director-General of Morocco’s National Security and Territorial Surveillance, hosted a high-profile delegation from Spain’s Civil Guard. The delegation was led by General Luis Peláez Piñeiro, head of Spain’s Intelligence Directorate, marking the official visit’s conclusion. According to an official statement from Morocco’s National Security Directorate (DGSN), the meeting […]
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