Gabon-France Partnership: A New Era of Cooperation
The recent visit of Gabon’s President Oligui Nguema to France marked a significant turning point in the two countries’ relations. After 42 years of absence, this high-level visit signified a new chapter in their partnership, with both nations pledging to establish a more equitable and sustainable relationship. The French President welcomed the Gabonese leader, emphasizing […]
Read More
Bénin’s government intensifies efforts to enforce minimum wage compliance
Despite the official minimum interprofessional guaranteed wage (SMIG) being set at 52,000 FCFA, numerous enterprises continue to remunerate employees below this statutory threshold. In response, the Béninese government has adopted a firmer stance, urging workers to report such violations to the Caisse Nationale de Sécurité Sociale (CNSS) and reiterating that non-compliant employers will face severe […]
Read More
Morocco delivers major vocational training complex to Mali in Bamako
Flags of Morocco and Mali © DR King Mohammed VI of Morocco recently directed the formal transfer of the Mohammed VI Vocational Training Complex to the Malian authorities. This significant facility, located in Bamako, is dedicated to professional development in the fields of Building and Public Works (BTP), as well as Hospitality, Tourism, and Catering. […]
Read More
Niger’s public revenue loss amid border closures: IMF’s stark revelation
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has delivered a sobering assessment: Niger’s prolonged border closures have drained the national treasury of over 117 billion West African CFA francs. This staggering shortfall exposes the harsh economic consequences of political standoffs in the Sahel. As trade routes freeze and cross-border commerce collapses, the narrative of regional juntas—once framed […]
Read More
Chad: confronting the escalating state repression
The recent sentencing of key figures from the Groupe de Concertation des Acteurs Politiques (GCAP), a prominent Chadian opposition coalition, transcends a mere legal ruling. It starkly reveals a more unsettling truth: a governing authority that actively criminalizes its political adversaries and systematically constricts the nation’s democratic sphere. Since the Transitional Military Council (CMT) seized […]
Read More
Mali’s evolving security landscape: a strategic pivot beyond the Russian impasse
The initial hope that aligning with Moscow would provide a swift resolution has faded in Mali. While the Malian transitional government continues to champion a narrative of self-reliance and skepticism towards Western allies, the reality on the ground is stark: security conditions are rapidly deteriorating, and the approach spearheaded by Russian paramilitaries is entrenched in […]
Read More
Persistent violations of international humanitarian law in eastern DRC
Droits de l’HommeRépublique démocratique du Congo RDC : le droit international humanitaire bafoué In the eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of Congo, breaches of international humanitarian law continue unabated. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is urging for greater adherence to these crucial regulations, while military judicial authorities affirm their commitment to […]
Read More
Olympique de Marseille to host Atlético Madrid in final pre-season showdown
Foot, Ligue 1, OM OM prepares for Ligue 1 with high-stakes Atlético Madrid friendly at Vélodrome On Friday, August 14th, the iconic Vélodrome stadium will host a pivotal encounter as Olympique de Marseille, under the guidance of coach Bruno Genesio, takes on the formidable Colchoneros of Atlético Madrid. This highly anticipated friendly serves as OM’s […]
Read MoreCameroon in ‘autopilot’ amidst president paul biya’s prolonged absence, says opposition leader
Politique Cameroon in ‘autopilot’ amidst president paul biya’s prolonged absence – Joshua Osih President Paul Biya’s extended absence has reignited discussions regarding a potential power vacuum at the highest levels of government. Joshua Osih, a prominent figure in the Social Democratic Front (SDF), asserts that Cameroon is currently operating on ‘autopilot’. Publicité President Paul Biya’s […]
Read More
Ibrahim Traoré’s digital militia in Burkina Faso
Cyber warfare and repression of dissent in Burkina Faso In Burkina Faso, the fight for press freedom has shifted from newsrooms and streets to digital platforms, where coordinated online campaigns are now the primary tool of repression. Investigations reveal a systematic effort to silence dissent through a network of pro-regime cyberactivists, accused of orchestrating harassment […]
Read More
Le grand invité Afrique – Exploitation de l’or au Cameroun et en RDC: «Les opérateurs nationaux et étrangers doivent rendre des comptes»
Le grand invité Afrique Exploitation de l’or au Cameroun et en RDC: «Les opérateurs nationaux et étrangers doivent rendre des comptes» Publié le : 24/07/2026 – 07:15 Écouter – 05:12 Au Cameroun et en République démocratique du Congo, des efforts sont faits dans la gestion du secteur aurifère, mais ils restent insuffisants et les revenus […]
Read More
Cameroun : la Carrière de Paul Biya, un Répertoire des Déchus Politiques
Depuis 1982, le président du Cameroun, Paul Biya, a fait et défait la carrière d’un nombre impressionnant d’hommes politiques. Des puissants qui ont payé de leur liberté leur désir de s’emparer du pouvoir ou tout simplement de le partager avec le président. Titus Edzoa, Ephraïm Inoni, Jean-Marie Atangana Mebara, Marafa Hamidou Yaya et Edgar Alain […]
Read More