Tchad withdraws from international criminal court amid sovereignty debate
The Tchadian government cuts ties with the International Criminal Court On Monday, July 27, N’Djamena announced its definitive withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) by formally notifying the United Nations Secretary-General. The decision follows years of criticism from the government, which accuses the institution of political manipulation and an unfair focus on African nations. […]
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Cameroon’s Paul Biya concludes unprecedented Swiss stay amid speculation
Cameroon’s head of state, Paul Biya, has just wrapped up an unusually extended official visit to Switzerland that has sparked fresh waves of discussion about his presidency and longevity in power. The prolonged absence from Cameroon, now stretching into weeks, has fueled persistent rumors—despite official denials—about the 90-year-old leader’s health and ability to govern. The […]
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Morocco seeks world bank and us exim bank funding for atlantic gas pipeline
Morocco is accelerating efforts to secure the financial backing required for the Atlantic African Gas Pipeline (AAGP), a cross-border initiative developed in collaboration with Nigeria. The North African kingdom is now pursuing a total of $26 billion in funding, with the World Bank and the US Export-Import Bank (US Exim Bank) identified as key partners […]
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Chad withdraws from the international criminal court amid criticism
Africa Chad withdraws from the international criminal court amid criticism N’Djamena cites the court’s limited and uneven effectiveness as the primary reason for its withdrawal. in N’Djamena The government of Chad announced its decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, citing the court’s limited and inconsistent effectiveness in a statement released by the cabinet’s […]
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Togo challenges ECOWAS court ruling on constitutional reform
The Togolese authorities have swiftly responded to the January 29 ruling by the ECOWAS Court of Justice, which characterized Togo’s March 2024 constitutional revision as an “unconstitutional change of government.” The government issued a strong rebuttal this Sunday, asserting that the regional judicial body had unequivocally exceeded its mandate. “No competence to review constitutionality” In […]
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Senegal and Algeria forge deep energy cooperation
A significant new chapter has opened in the energy cooperation between Senegal and Algeria. Representatives from both governments, meeting in Algiers, have agreed to pool their extensive expertise within the critical hydrocarbon sector. The high-level discussions in the Algerian capital brought together Senegal’s Minister of African Integration and Foreign Affairs with his Algerian counterparts for […]
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Us military intervention considered in Mali against jnim
The United States government, under the Trump administration, is reportedly evaluating the prospect of military airstrikes within Mali, targeting the jihadist group Jnim, which maintains ties to Al-Qaeda. This group has been exerting significant pressure on Mali’s transitional government. Should these strikes proceed, Mali would mark the eighth nation to face American military action during […]
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Senegal’s president bassirou diomaye faye launches new political party ‘kiiraay’
In a significant shift in Senegal’s political arena, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has established his own political entity, “Kiiraay, les patriotes républicains.” This move follows his separation in May from former ally Ousmane Sonko and marks a decisive break from the Pastef party. The new party, whose name “Kiiraay” translates to “protection” in Wolof, was […]
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Sénégal : Bassirou Diomaye Faye crée son parti et acte sa rupture avec Ousmane Sonko
Sénégal : Bassirou Diomaye Faye crée son parti et acte sa rupture avec Ousmane Sonko Actus. Le président sénégalais Bassirou Diomaye Faye a officiellement lancé samedi à Dakar son nouveau parti politique, baptisé Kiiraay. Cette création marque la rupture définitive avec son ancien mentor et ex-Premier ministre Ousmane Sonko, avec lequel il avait pourtant conquis […]
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Mali: les vérités de Dr Abdourahmane Diouf sur la crise au sein du Pastef
Le ministre de l'Énergie et du Pétrole, Dr Abdourahmane Diouf, a tenu un discours sans détour sur la fracture qui traverse le parti Pastef et les tensions persistantes entre le président Bassirou Diomaye Faye et Ousmane Sonko. Selon le ministre, la responsabilité de cette rupture incombe entièrement au parti Pastef et à son leader. « […]
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Scherpen Promu au Football Anglais
Le gardien de but belge Kjell Scherpen quitte l'Union Saint-Gilloise pour rejoindre Ipswich Town en Premier League. Le club anglais a payé dix millions d'euros pour le recruteur, qui peut gagner trois millions supplémentaires via des bonus. Scherpen a réalisé une excellente saison en Belgique avec l'Union Saint-Gilloise, remportant la Croky Cup et le Gant […]
Read MoreBenjamin Ngongang : « le président de la République n’est pas élu pour gouverner à l’étranger »
Politique Benjamin Ngongang : « le président de la République n’est pas élu pour gouverner à l’étranger » L’analyste des questions de gouvernance au Cameroun, critique directement l’absentéisme récurrent et les longs séjours à l’étranger du président Paul Biya. Il était l’un des […] Armand Djaleu |26 juillet 2026|3 min de lecture AAA Suivez Actu […]
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