French prime minister sebastian lecornu’s official visit to Rabat this week
France and Morocco strengthen diplomatic ties as French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu arrives in Rabat for a landmark two-day visit. Sébastien Lecornu, accompanied by key ministers including Foreign Affairs representative Jean-Noël Barrot and Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, will engage in high-level discussions with Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch on Wednesday and Thursday. This official visit […]
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Senegal unveils decade of sustainable progress at un sustainable development forum
The year 2026 marked a significant milestone for Senegal as it presented its third National Voluntary Review (NVR) at the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development in New York. On July 13, Cheikh Tidiane Dièye, Minister of Hydraulics and Sanitation, outlined the country’s achievements over the past decade in advancing the 2030 Agenda […]
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French international’s Paris saint-germain move confirmed amid world cup buzz
Féru de sport, Thomas a grandi entre le ballon rond du football et le orange du basket, ses deux coups de cœur depuis toujours. Diplômé d’un Master et d’une Licence à l’Institut Européen du Journalisme de Paris, il suit toujours de très près les aventures d’Arsenal et des Los Angeles Lakers. French international Lucas Digne […]
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Africa’s ai strategy: balancing innovation, sovereignty and cybersecurity
As the world grapples with the dual challenge of regulating artificial intelligence to mitigate risks while fostering innovation, Africa is carving out a distinct path. Unlike the precautionary approach championed in Europe or the market-driven model pursued in the United States, the continent views AI not merely as a technological tool but as a strategic […]
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Morocco releases journalist Ali Lmrabet but judicial scrutiny remains
Morocco releases journalist Ali Lmrabet but judicial scrutiny remains The French-Moroccan investigative journalist Ali Lmrabet regained his freedom on July 15 after a three-day detention. The decision came after his hearing before the Casablanca public prosecutor, who ordered his release while confirming that the investigation into alleged defamatory digital content would continue. Reporters Without Borders […]
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Government and cicr strengthen partnership for detainees in democratic republic of Congo
In a landmark meeting in Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Minister of Justice and Guillaume Ngefa Atondoko Andali joined forces with François Moreillon, Head of Delegation for the International Committee of the Red Cross (CICR), to solidify a partnership aimed at transforming detention conditions and bolstering humanitarian action nationwide, particularly in the eastern provinces. […]
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Morocco-gulf forum urges tailored funding for youth-led innovation
Young innovators gain momentum as Morocco-Gulf forum concludes in Casablanca The three-day Morocco-Gulf Youth Economic Empowerment Forum wrapped up in Casablanca with a unanimous call to bolster funding mechanisms tailored to young entrepreneurs, particularly in green, blue, and digital sectors. The event, jointly organized by Morocco’s Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication and the Gulf […]
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Mali: Jihadistes du Jnim Tuent un Nouvel Assassinat à Tonka, Région de Tombouctou
Des Proches Qui Ne Comprennent Pas Les Raisons De cet Assassinat En un peu plus de huit mois, Abdoulaye Tandina est la quatrième victime d’un assassinat ciblé à Tonka. Fin mars, un responsable de l’association des jeunes de la commune et, en juin, un maître coranique ont également été tués par les jihadistes. En novembre […]
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Gabon voices strong opposition to renewed conflict in middle east
In a bold diplomatic move, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Gabon has firmly addressed the escalating security crisis in the Middle East and Near East. The statement, issued by authorities in Libreville, underscores the nation’s deep concerns over the resurgence of hostilities between warring factions. The Gabonese government minced no words in its condemnation. […]
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Wagner mercenaries in Centrafrique: extracting wealth through violence
The shadowy presence of Russian mercenaries from the Wagner Group in the heart of Centrafrique has transformed into a ruthless business empire built on exploitation and fear. Their operations, cloaked in secrecy, have turned the nation’s vast mineral resources into a deadly commodity, fuelled by systematic violence and disregard for human life. Since their arrival, […]
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Abdoul Ahad Ndiaye répond à Ousmane Sonko : « Assimiler Touba à un lieu de recel d’argent sale est un profond manque de respect »
Les déclarations d'Ousmane Sonko lors de sa récente visite à Touba continuent de susciter des réactions au sein de la classe politique. Le ministre des Transports terrestres et aériens, Abdoul Ahad Ndiaye, est monté au créneau pour dénoncer les propos du leader de Pastef, qui a affirmé que « de l'argent volé » avait été […]
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Pressure mounts on Senegal football federation after lions’ world cup exit
The disappointment lingers among Senegalese football fans after the Lions of Teranga’s dramatic exit from the 2026 World Cup. What followed was even more unsettling—revelations that deepened the frustration. Mamadou Laila Diallo, a lifelong football enthusiast, was particularly dismayed by the federation’s president, Abdoulaye Fall, who placed the entire blame for the team’s failure solely […]
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