Tchad prepares for 2026 baccalaureate exams with over 106,000 candidates
Tchad prepares for 2026 baccalaureate exams with over 106,000 candidates The Tchad Ministry of National Education has unveiled plans for the written baccalaureate examinations scheduled for June 8-13, 2026, with 106,231 candidates expected to participate across the country and one international center. Strict measures to ensure exam integrity During a press conference held in N’Djamena, […]
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Senegal’s political landscape shifts as sonko flexes power at pastef congress
Dakar’s political arena is buzzing with anticipation as Ousmane Sonko, leader of the Pastef party, took center stage during the recent congress, sending a clear message of strength and determination to both allies and opponents. The gathering, held in the capital, served as a platform for Sonko to reaffirm his influence and chart the political […]
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Senegal political split as pastef leadership shifts to sonko
The alliance that propelled Bassirou Diomaye Faye to Senegal’s presidency has fractured under the weight of political ambition and strategic disagreement. Less than two years after their historic victory, the partnership with Ousmane Sonko has collapsed, culminating in the dismissal of the Prime Minister and a dramatic reshuffle in the country’s leadership. The rupture became […]
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Benin’s strategic development: president romuald wadagni reinvigorates chinese cooperation for national infrastructure
With the assumption of the highest office by Romuald Wadagni, Benin has embarked on a transformative trajectory for its national development agenda. Central to this new era is the reinvigoration of the Sino-Beninese partnership, prominently manifested through the initiation of significant infrastructure projects across Cotonou and the country’s northern territories. This commitment was clearly signaled […]
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Togo baccalaureat first part 2026 results released with 73.05% pass rate
The Ministry of National Education has officially announced the outcomes of the 2026 First Part Baccalaureate (BAC I) examination in Togo. A total of 76,259 candidates participated in this national assessment. Out of these, 55,707 students successfully passed, achieving a national success rate of 73.05%. Significant milestone for students This year’s results mark a notable […]
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Morocco faces highest risk in North Africa from Hormuz oil shock
Critical vulnerabilities uncovered in Morocco’s economic structure A groundbreaking study by the Policy Center for the New South (PCNS) reveals that Morocco stands as the most exposed North African economy to potential oil supply disruptions stemming from escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The findings, published in the collective work Hormuz and the Invisible […]
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Boko Haram frees over 400 captives in Nigeria’s Borno State
LIBÉRATION Boko Haram frees over 400 captives in Nigeria’s Borno State The extremist group Boko Haram has released more than 400 individuals who were abducted earlier this year from a village within Borno State, located in northeastern Nigeria. This significant development was confirmed by both a senator and a local youth leader. Sécurité Since 2009, […]
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Royal Air Maroc launches historic direct flight from Casablanca to Los Angeles
Historic inaugural flight links Morocco to the US West Coast Casablanca — In a groundbreaking move for African aviation, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has launched the continent’s first-ever direct flight connecting Casablanca to Los Angeles. The inaugural journey took off from Mohammed V International Airport at 04:00 AM, covering the 12-hour nonstop route to California. […]
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New leadership set for Morocco’s water industry association
The recent general assembly marked a pivotal moment for Morocco’s water sector, culminating in the election of a fresh leadership team. A new Board of Directors, comprising 27 members, and an Executive Committee with 12 representatives were chosen. These leaders collectively represent the full spectrum of stakeholders, from public institutions to private enterprises. governance reforms […]
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Mali’s junta declares 40 forests military zones in anti-jihadist push
The Malian junta has taken a significant step in its strategy for territorial reconquest. Through a ministerial decree made public on Friday, June 5, 2026, authorities in Bamako have established military interest zones encompassing approximately forty forests spread across the national territory. These areas, now exclusively designated for operations by the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa), […]
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Burkina Faso: pharmacy depot managers demand official status after decades of service
During their sixth general assembly held in Ouagadougou on Saturday, June 6, 2026, members of the Union of Public Pharmacy Depot Managers and Cashiers of Burkina Faso once again drew attention to their working conditions. Their primary demand remains the establishment of an official professional status for a role they consider vital to the nation’s […]
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Trade routes to Mali from Senegal, Morocco, Guinea face disruptions
Trade routes to Mali from Senegal, Morocco, Guinea face disruptions Major disruptions have hit several key road corridors supplying Mali over the past weeks. Senegalese hauliers are calling for a halt to trips to Bamako, Moroccan operators have become increasingly cautious, and the Guinea-Mali route is experiencing serious difficulties. The challenges on multiple corridors serving […]
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