Senate president demands stronger action on sexual violence and femicide
Cameroun : Senate President Calls for Urgent Measures Against Sexual Violence and Femicide During the opening of the second ordinary session of the Senate in Yaoundé, Senate President Aboubakary Abdoulaye issued a powerful call for the government to intensify efforts against sexual violence targeting children and femicide in Cameroon. Marturin ATCHA |4 hours ago|2 minutes […]
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Gabon Post savers app to verify accounts online
Gabon Post’s Director-General, Alfred Ikaka Bobe, announced that an online tool is now available for savers whose accounts were frozen to confirm their inclusion in the liquidator’s records—without stepping outside their homes. Accessible via https://www.ccp.laposte.ga, the platform lets users check their names from any computer or smartphone. Launched this week, it quickly hit capacity after […]
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Morocco’s textile circular economy could draw $1.9 billion in private investment
Morocco stands on the brink of a textile revolution as circular economy principles unlock a potential 1.9 billion dollars in private investment and spark the creation of over 30,000 jobs. This transformative shift hinges on recycling textile waste, slashing environmental impact, and meeting Europe’s demand for transparently sourced garments. The findings, highlighted in a recent […]
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Bénin and Mali strengthen ties during regional diplomatic tour
Bénin and Mali strengthen ties during regional diplomatic tour Diplomatic initiative — The President of Bénin, Romuald Wadagni, continued his West African diplomatic tour with a visit to Mali on June 9, 2026, as part of efforts to reinvigorate relations with the Alliance of Sahel States (AES). Following stops in Niger and Burkina Faso, President […]
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Junta in Burkina Faso suspends muslim groups after critic imam’s arrest
junta in Burkina Faso suspends muslim groups after critic imam’s arrest Burkina Faso’s military leadership has taken decisive action against two prominent Muslim organizations, suspending their activities for a period of three months. This move follows rising tensions triggered by the detention of a well-known religious figure.
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Congo churches split over constitutional reform plans
The proposed constitutional reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is stirring up heated discussions, particularly within religious circles. While Pentecostal churches rally behind the initiative spearheaded by President Félix Tshisekedi, the Catholic Church is urging caution, warning against compromising the nation’s democratic foundation. This religious divide coincides with a critical phase in the […]
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Gabon-EU talks in Libreville: strengthening cooperation and shared priorities
High-level discussions between Gabon and the European Union took place in Libreville, co-chaired by Hermann Immongault, Vice-President of Gabon’s government, and Cécile Abadie, the EU Ambassador to Gabon. The meeting centered on political reforms, economic prospects, environmental sustainability, and regional and multilateral challenges. The session brought together Gabonese officials and ambassadors from EU member states […]
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Political analyst criticizes Ousmane Sonko’s speaker move in Senegal
In a recent assessment of Senegal’s political landscape, Alioune Tine, founder of the Afrikajom Center think tank, shared his perspectives on the evolving dynamics within the country’s leadership. He dismissed the notion of a rift between opposition leader Ousmane Sonko and President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, though he acknowledged underlying tensions in their relationship. Tine highlighted […]
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Lucas Chevalier’s transfer: PSG faces foreign club interest
After just one season at Paris Saint-Germain, goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier finds himself at a career crossroads. At 24 years old, the French international was notably overlooked for the recent World Cup squad, raising questions about his future in the capital. While still awaiting a response from PSG’s hierarchy, the former LOSC Lille talent could be […]
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Algeria powers up N’Djamena with 40mw energy plant to tackle Chad’s electricity deficit
Algeria and Chad join forces to launch 40MW power plant in N’Djamena The Algerian government has officially kicked off a transformative energy project in Chad’s capital, N’Djamena, marking a significant step toward addressing the country’s persistent electricity shortages. On June 8, the ceremonial groundbreaking of a 40-megawatt power plant took center stage, attended by high-level […]
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Gabon ARTF: Ludovic Megne Ndong sworn in as new regulator chief
Ludovic Megne Ndong has officially assumed leadership as the new president of Gabon’s Transportation Regulatory Authority (ARTF) following a formal handover ceremony held in Owendo. His appointment fills the position previously held by François Banga Eboumi, marking a transition in the governance of the country’s railway oversight body. CONTENT CONTINUES AFTER ADVERTISEMENT With a background […]
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Un praises Togo’s peace efforts in eastern DRC mediation
The United Nations has officially recognized Togo’s dedication to fostering peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), particularly in its eastern regions. This endorsement comes during a high-level meeting in Lomé, where representatives of the UN and African Union (AU) reaffirmed their backing for the mediation efforts led by Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, President of […]
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