Félix Tshisekedi’s power play threatens Congo’s democratic future
Institutional seizing under legal guise The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is witnessing a deliberate erosion of its democratic foundations. Under the pretext of constitutional modernization, President Félix Tshisekedi has secured a judicial ruling that paves the way for a new Republic, effectively dismantling the two-term limit—a move that blatantly violates the spirit of […]
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Celebrating 66 years of ivorian independence and the path to 2026 prosperity
From Political Sovereignty To National Development: A 66-Year Journey The attainment of national independence represents more than a legal milestone—it is the foundational step toward a comprehensive sovereignty that intertwines political, economic, and social dimensions. In 1960, Côte d’Ivoire emerged as a sovereign state, no longer bound by colonial oversight, and positioned itself as an […]
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Diplomatic tensions ease between Central African Republic and Cameroon after border incident
Diplomatic tensions ease between Central African Republic and Cameroon after border incident Following reports from our correspondent in Bangui, the incident unfolded in the village of Gasol, where two Cameroonian gendarmes, armed with Kalashnikov rifles, entered Central African territory. Local residents filmed the unauthorized incursion, alleging extortion by the soldiers. A Central African military unit, […]
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Burkina Faso’s government halts flour and semolina imports
The transitional government in Burkina Faso has officially ceased imports of wheat flour, semolina, and couscous. This bold move is positioned as a declaration of economic sovereignty, designed to bolster the « Offensive Agropastorale » and safeguard domestic producers. However, this protectionist policy immediately sparks concerns regarding its practical implementation and potential societal and economic […]
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Niger’s yellowcake: a secretive sale bypassing state oversight
New details have emerged regarding an opaque transaction involving Niger’s uranium reserves. A 300-tonne stock of yellowcake, belonging to the Société du Patrimoine des Mines du Niger (SOPAMIN), was reportedly sold discreetly to the Romanian firm Nuclearelectrica. This operation, characterized by cash payments, commissions allegedly demanded by Moscow, and a complete circumvention of the public […]
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N’Djamena: RADEC and Moov Money Tchad empower young people through professional skill development
Tchad N’Djamena: le RADEC et Moov Money Tchad renforcent les compétences des jeunes avec la formation professionnelle — 2 min de lecture Partager The Christian Development Actors Network (RADEC) officially inaugurated a professional training program for young people this Wednesday, August 5, 2026, at the Episcopal Center of Chad in N’Djamena. This critical initiative, organized […]
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Dakar 2026: pioneering sustainable youth olympic games in Senegal
The Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Dakar 2026 is committing to an ambitious goal: hosting a major sporting event entirely free from plastic pollution. This significant pledge has been made by the Dakar 2026 organizing committee in collaboration with the Senegalese Ministry of Environment and Ecological Transition, benefiting from the vital support of the United […]
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Léonard She Okitundu outlines path for inclusive national dialogue in DRC
The Parti Social-Démocrate Vert (PSDV) has closely monitored the recent announcement regarding the upcoming inclusive national political dialogue in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In this context, the PSDV commends the Head of State’s expressed commitment to engage in consultations with all social and political forces across the nation. This initiative aims to strengthen […]
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Gabon’s president pays tribute in Yamoussoukro, strengthening ivoire-Gabon ties
African Politics Gabon’s president pays tribute in Yamoussoukro, strengthening ivoire-Gabon ties 117 Libreville, August 6, 2026 – A visit that transcended protocol. Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema’s presence in Yamoussoukro was not merely a diplomatic courtesy but a deliberate choice to honor history and reaffirm ties between Gabon and Côte d’Ivoire. By laying a […]
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Niger’s security conundrum: general Tiani’s struggle against an ideological insurgency
The military government led by General Abdourahamane Tiani finds its foundational premise increasingly challenged, nearly two years after seizing power on July 26, 2023. The coup, which unseated democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum, was justified by the imperative to restore national security and combat the escalating threat from armed groups. Yet, the current reality suggests […]
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Senegal’s national assembly convenes urgent extraordinary session
The institution’s internal regulations stipulate that the session’s work schedule will be strictly time-bound and cannot exceed a legal duration of fifteen (15) days. During a Bureau meeting yesterday, the National Assembly announced the commencement of its inaugural extraordinary session for the 2025-2026 legislative year, set to begin this Monday, August 10, 2026. The agenda […]
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Morocco’s western Sahara push: a moment of opportunity with US backing
Le grand invité Afrique Morocco’s western Sahara push: a moment of opportunity with US backing Écouter – 07:27 Since late July, the United States has intensified its economic and diplomatic engagement with Morocco, signaling a strengthening alliance. This follows Washington’s pivotal 2020 endorsement of Morocco’s autonomy proposal for the Western Sahara, a move that coincided […]
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