Empowering Niger’s youth through human rights education in Gaya
Empowering Niger’s Youth Through Human Rights Education In Gaya A school in Gaya, a town in south-western Niger, is breaking new ground by teaching children about their fundamental rights. This pioneering initiative coincides with the African Child Day, highlighting a critical shift in how young learners perceive their place in society. Transforming Classroom Lessons Into […]
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Senegal’s Ousmane Sonko strategically engages RFI in calculated media move
Ousmane Sonko’s recent interview with RFI wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment decision. A top aide to Senegal’s Prime Minister has now disclosed fresh details about the meticulous planning behind a media event that’s been anticipated for nearly two years. According to this insider, the encounter between the head of government and the French radio outlet was part […]
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Gabon’s Oligui Nguema launches major reforms at SEEG
In a decisive move reshaping Gabon’s energy sector, transitional leader General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has initiated sweeping reforms at the Société d’Énergie et d’Eau du Gabon (SEEG), the nation’s primary utility provider. The announcement signals a broader push for operational efficiency and enhanced service delivery in the critical infrastructure domain. Transforming Gabon’s energy backbone […]
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Boko haram defectors: 10 000 nigerians reintegrated in borno state
Boko Haram defectors: 10 000 Nigerians reintegrated in Borno State Ali Bamba june 16, 2026 Set Yahoo as your preferred source to see our articles on Google. Nearly 10,000 former Boko Haram fighters have been reintegrated into Nigerian society through a government-backed rehabilitation and deradicalization program in Borno State, officials announced during a recent ceremony […]
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Togo launches elite agronomy engineering program with french partnership
The Scientific Group SIGMA and France’s École Supérieure des Agricultures (ESA) have taken a decisive step in enhancing academic collaboration by officially launching a strategic partnership in Lomé. The agreement, formalized on June 15, 2026, aims to elevate the quality of agronomy engineering education in Togo. Starting with the 2026-2027 academic year, a dedicated Scientific […]
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Senegal vs France at world cup 2026: a clash with deeper meaning
The impending showdown between Senegal and France at the 2026 FIFA World Cup has sparked more than just sporting anticipation. Ousmane Sonko, President of Senegal’s National Assembly, shared his perspective on this highly anticipated match, blending sportsmanship with geopolitical insight. In a candid interview, Sonko expressed his unwavering support for the Teranga Lions, Senegal’s national […]
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Sonko’s controversial remark overshadows France-Senegal match
As the France-Senegal match approached, a single statement by Ousmane Sonko reignited a long-standing debate that many had assumed belonged to the fringes of identity politics. The President of Senegal’s National Assembly remarked, ‘Regardless of who wins, it will be Africa defeating Africa.’ His words, though intended as a unifying panafricanist gesture, revived an old […]
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Cameroun state tightens control over local taxation
PoliticsCameroun Cameroun state takes charge of local taxation Despite decentralization promises, the government centralizes local tax collection, citing fraud prevention. In a recent move, Cameroon’s government has stripped local councils of their authority to collect local taxes and duties, transferring this responsibility to the General Tax Directorate. The stated goal is to combat widespread fraud […]
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Gabon Restructures SEEG Utility to Improve Electricity and Water Services
Gabon Restructures SEEG Utility to Improve Electricity and Water Services LinkedIn X Email Print Save Gabon announces a sweeping restructuring of SEEG, the national water and electricity operator, aiming to separate its activities and address governance failures driving blackouts in Libreville. By Yacouba Ouédraogo — Investigative journalist
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Niger strips activist mayra of citizenship under new leadership
The Nigerien government, under the leadership of Head of State Abdourahamane Tiani, has formally revoked the citizenship of prominent activist Mariama Djibrine, widely known by her moniker “Mayra.” This decisive administrative move, announced today, strips the outspoken figure of her Nigerien nationality, sending ripples through the nation’s political and civil society circles.
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N’Djamena moves forward with strategic development plans through amgt
In a significant step toward urban progress and effective governance, the opening ceremony of the strategic document validation workshop for the Municipal Agency for Major Works (AMGT) was held in N’Djamena. The event underscored the agency’s pivotal role in shaping the city’s future through sustainable infrastructure and strategic planning. Key stakeholders gather for progress The […]
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Senegal’s public debt debate: Ousmane Sonko questions ‘odious debt’ concept
In a bold move challenging long-standing economic practices, Ousmane Sonko, President of Senegal’s National Assembly, has reignited discussions about the nation’s public debt, particularly questioning whether portions of inherited liabilities may qualify as « odious debt ». Speaking as a guest on national airwaves, the PASTEF leader underscored the urgency of transparent financial reporting, arguing […]
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