Venance konan examines the fading ideals of modern panafricanism
As South Africa’s courts prepare to rule on Kémi Séba’s fate, the activist’s recent arrest in Johannesburg—while attempting to enter Zimbabwe illegally—raises a critical question: is the controversial figure, with his 1.5 million social media followers, truly the face of modern panafricanism? Writer Venance Konan explores the movement’s evolution and its current contradictions. Kémi Séba, […]
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Senegal’s historic train stations: preserving the legacy of Dakar and Rufisque
While the introduction of the Train Express Régional (TER) brought significant upgrades, the essential character of Sénégal’s rail infrastructure remains unchanged. This deliberate preservation effort ensures that vital pieces of national history are both protected and celebrated. The colonial roots of Dakar and Rufisque stations The Dakar station, established in 1914, served as the primary […]
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Sonelgaz launches 40 MW power plant project in N’Djamena
Sonelgaz launches 40 MW power plant project in N’Djamena A high-level delegation from Sonelgaz, led by its International CEO Yazid Djellouli, has arrived in N’Djamena to kickstart the construction of a 40 MW power plant in Chad. This initiative aligns with Algeria’s strategy to strengthen South-South cooperation, particularly with Chad, following the official visit of […]
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The aiglonnets touch down in Rabat for the u17 africa cup of nations 2026
Mali’s Aiglonnets land in Rabat for CAN U17 Maroc 2026 Following an intensive preparatory camp held in Casablanca from May 4th to 10th, the national U17 squad from Mali successfully made their way to Rabat this Sunday. The young talents are now poised to compete in the final phase of the eagerly anticipated tournament. Upon […]
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Taxawu Sénégal unites opposition against Diomaye-Sonko duo
Opposition leaders in Sénégal gathered this past Sunday for the constitutive congress of Taxawu Sénégal, a coalition that has drawn significant attention. The event brought together prominent figures including Aïssata Tall Sall, Bamba Fall, Oumar Sarr from the FDR, Me Elhadji Diouf, Alioune Ndoye of the Parti socialiste, Abdoulaye Wilanne, and Doudou Wade. This show […]
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Togo low turnout at opposition meeting in akassimé
Contrary to expectations, the CNCC (Cadre national de concertation pour le changement) gathering in Akassimé, Lomé, drew minimal public attention. Despite aggressive promotional efforts, the turnout on May 9, 2026, fell far short of projections, with only scattered groups of activists arriving at the designated venue. The event, originally scheduled for 2:00 PM, saw no […]
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Macron warns malian junta over french troop expulsion amid jihadist surge
macron warns malian junta over french troop expulsion amid jihadist surge During a visit to Nairobi, French President Emmanuel Macron strongly criticized Mali’s military leadership for its decision to force out French troops, calling it a strategic misstep amid escalating jihadist offensives. a growing jihadist threat tests Mali’s stability Since late April, Mali has faced […]
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French companies maintain strong presence in Senegal’s growing markets
Across Senegal, from the vibrant corniche of Dakar to the historic Gorée Island, and stretching from the airport’s modern highway to numerous remote bush villages, a vast network of tens of thousands of solar-powered streetlights now brightens the landscape. This significant infrastructure project is largely spearheaded by two prominent French enterprises: Ragni, a family-owned business […]
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La CAF retire la coupe au Sénégal, provoquant un tollé dans le football africain.
Français Login La CAF retire la coupe au Sénégal, provoquant un tollé dans le football africain. VHO – La défaite 0-3 face au Sénégal en finale de la CAN 2025 a non seulement coûté le titre à l’équipe ouest-africaine, mais a également plongé le football africain dans une crise de confiance sans précédent. De nombreux […]
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Sénégal: power citoyen and democratic resilience in 2024
The 2024 presidential election in Senegal marked a historic moment: Bassirou Diomaye Faye was elected with over 54% of the vote in the first round, following a political sequence that included protest movements, legal interventions, and the unprecedented release of a detained candidate. This victory was widely interpreted as the triumph of a revitalized citizen […]
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Côte d’Ivoire’s bold move to become Africa’s space hub
The space economy is fast emerging as a cornerstone of Côte d’Ivoire’s development strategy, with the nation now setting its sights on becoming a continental hub for space technologies. Government officials view the mastery of satellite systems, geospatial data, and derived services as critical to enhancing national sovereignty and economic competitiveness amid shifting continental dynamics. […]
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Côte d’Ivoire’s ambition: becoming a continental space economy leader
Abidjan is set to host the inaugural Africa Space Expo (ASPEX) from September 24 to 26, 2026, at its Exhibition Park. This landmark continental event will spotlight the burgeoning space economy and cutting-edge satellite technologies. Spearheaded by Tidiane Ouattara, a distinguished space sciences expert at the African Union Commission and the event’s Commissioner General, ASPEX […]
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