Niger : le Groupe de travail des Nations unies sur la détention arbitraire appelle à la libération immédiate de Moussa Tiangari
Niger : le Groupe de travail des Nations unies sur la détention arbitraire appelle à la libération immédiate de Moussa Tiangari 08/07/2026 Déclaration Niger Défenseurs des droits humains La Fédération internationale pour les droits humains (FIDH) et l’Organisation mondiale contre la torture (OMCT), dans le cadre de l’Observatoire pour la protection des défenseur·es des droits humains, […]
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Niger : le Groupe de travail des Nations unies sur la détention arbitraire appelle à la libération immédiate de Moussa Tiangari
Niger : le Groupe de travail des Nations unies sur la détention arbitraire appelle à la libération immédiate de Moussa Tiangari 08/07/2026 Déclaration Niger Défenseurs des droits humains La Fédération internationale pour les droits humains (FIDH) et l’Organisation mondiale contre la torture (OMCT), dans le cadre de l’Observatoire pour la protection des défenseur·es des droits humains, […]
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Wagner de nouveau au coeur d’une affaire d’exactions
ConflitsRépublique centrafricaine Wagner de nouveau au coeur d’une affaire d’exactions La rédaction francophone de la DW 08/07/20268 juillet 2026 Une vidéo devenue virale sur les réseaux sociaux en Centrafrique montre des scènes de crimes imputés aux mercenaires russes de Wagner. Copier le lien Les victimes seraient des ex-combattants venus participer à une opération de désarmement […]
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Central african republic: Wagner mercenaries face new crime allegations
central african republic: Wagner mercenaries face new crime allegations Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. New allegations of grave crimes have emerged in the Central African Republic, implicating mercenaries from the Wagner group. The reported victims include former combatants who were participating in a disarmament initiative, alongside innocent civilians. General […]
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Burkinabè diplomats in Paris seek political asylum amid crisis
The Diplomatic Representation of Burkina Faso in France Faces a Crisis of Confidence The recent requests for political asylum submitted by diplomatic staff from the Burkinabè embassy in Paris have sent shockwaves through the transitional authorities in Ouagadougou. Several employees of the embassy have formally applied for protection in France, citing personal safety concerns and […]
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Gabon boosts sustainable transport with electric vehicle tax exemption
Ecouter l’article Gabon is significantly enhancing its fiscal incentives to champion sustainable mobility. The 2026 Amended Finance Law (LFR 2026) now includes a crucial provision: an exemption from Value Added Tax (VAT) for both the importation and commercialization of electric vehicles. This measure is a key addition to the General Tax Code, broadening the scope […]
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Inside look at Mali customs shake-up: loyalty vs expertise
In a nation where fiscal integrity and border security are matters of national sovereignty, the Mali Customs Directorate stands at the nexus of economic policy and political strategy. A recent wave of personnel reshuffles has sent ripples through the corridors of power, prompting sharp debate over the true motives behind the moves. Through a sharp […]
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Gabon: Abu Dhabi strengthens diplomatic ties in Libreville
Politique Gabon: Abu Dhabi strengthens diplomatic ties in Libreville Libreville, Wednesday, July 8, 2026 – The establishment of the first resident ambassador from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Gabon signifies far more than a routine diplomatic gesture. It heralds a pivotal new geopolitical chapter for Libreville, now increasingly recognized as a strategic partner at […]
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Gabon Declares War on Food Dependence, Aims to Boost Local Production
Libreville, July 8, 2026 (Infos Gabon) – The Gabonese government is set to embark on one of the most ambitious agricultural transformations in its recent history. Starting January 1, 2027, meat imports will be officially banned, marking a significant shift in the country’s food security strategy. The move comes after years of dependence on external […]
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Burkina Faso’s new charity rules: a threat to grassroots solidarity
Gone are the days of unregulated charitable drives and spontaneous online appeals in Burkina Faso. The Ministry of Solidarity has issued a sweeping decree: all humanitarian initiatives must now secure prior government approval—or face penalties. While authorities justify the move as a safeguard against exploitative online campaigns, the policy raises a profound question: when altruism […]
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Mali’s determined push for flood prevention in Bamako
As the rainy season intensifies across West Africa, attention in Mali is sharply focused on the robust measures being implemented to mitigate potential new floods and prevent a recurrence of the devastating 2024 disaster. This proactive approach aims to safeguard communities in the capital, Bamako, from future deluges. More than 300 kilometers of drainage channels […]
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Gabon’s new air security fee sparks a continental debate
Economie Gabon’s new air security fee sparks a continental debate Libreville, Wednesday, July 8, 2026 – Gabon has taken a decisive step where many other African nations still hesitate. By implementing a mandatory contribution of 30 US dollars, equivalent to 18,000 CFA francs, for international passengers transiting through Libreville’s airport, authorities aim to finance the […]
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