DRC interior ministry opens talks to validate local security planning guide
By Maimouna Kaboré — Journalist
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Air Sénégal crew suspension: behind the scenes of a route in crisis
What triggered the grounding of an entire Dakar-Paris crew On September 17, a sweeping decision sent shockwaves through Air Sénégal: every flight attendant assigned to the Dakar-Paris route was temporarily relieved of duty. The move, confirmed by an internal source, aims to allow a full inquiry into allegations of paid parcel carrying. The airline wants […]
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Crumbling road from Douala to Bafoussam threatens lives and commerce
An artery that once pulsed with economic life now stands as a lethal testament to neglect. The 250-kilometre stretch of National Road 5 that links Cameroon’s economic hub, Douala, to the highland city of Bafoussam—and onward to Bamenda in the Northwest’s Anglophone region—has deteriorated into a death trap, its crumbling surface claiming lives at an […]
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Cameroon judicial debt release frees 38 young inmates in bafoussam
Cameroon: 38 young inmates walk free after court debt payments A recent intervention in Cameroon’s Bafoussam Central Prison has led to the release of 38 young detainees who were previously trapped behind bars due to unpaid court-ordered financial penalties. These individuals, aged between 16 and 28, faced financial hardship that prevented them from settling their […]
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Cotonou revamps food safety with licensed street vendors and port canteen
Key challenge How can Cotonou’s port-area street food vendors maintain their livelihoods while ensuring safety and hygiene for both customers and vendors? Best practice Recognizing the hazardous working conditions along the port access road and the urgent need for improved food hygiene standards, the Autonomous Port of Cotonou (PAC) launched an inclusive consultation process. This […]
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Togo recognises academic excellence with 107 new full professors
Togo recognises academic excellence with 107 new full professors The long-awaited resolution has arrived. Following weeks of protest on the campus of Lomé, the government has formally announced in a cabinet meeting the promotion of 107 associate professors from public universities to the rank of Full Professors. Addressing faculty concerns with decisive action The decision […]
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Togo’s university of datcha gets first president to boost higher education
Togo’s University of Datcha inaugurates leadership to drive regional growth The University of Datcha in Togo’s Plateaux region has taken a historic step forward with the appointment of Professor Essohanam Batchana as its inaugural president. This landmark decision, approved during the latest cabinet meeting, marks the beginning of a new era for higher education in […]
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Togo / Université de Lomé: Comment S’Inscrire sans Difficultés
La Bénin n’est pas la seule Basse-Côte des Esclaves, mais en tant que Togo, l'Université de Lomé est un établissement de grande importance. L'année académique précédente, l'université accueillait chaque année des milliers de nouveaux bacheliers et d'étudiants en poursuite d'études. La présidence de l'institution a modernisé et digitalisé ses procédures afin d'optimiser le parcours des […]
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Tchad : un père déplore l’agression près du camp 27 et appelle à renforcer la sécurité
Par Ahmad Youssouf Ali Mahamat Adam, père d’un jeune homme d’une vingtaine d’années, a alerté les autorités sur l’agression dont son fils a été victime mardi 15 juillet 2026 vers 22h près du camp 27. Selon son témoignage, les faits se sont déroulés alors que son fils se rendait à Amriguebé, après avoir quitté le […]
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N’Djamena’s youth find opportunities in Chad’s green job initiative
Tchad Tchad – ONAPE : insertion de 200 jeunes dans les métiers verts à N’Djamena The N’Djamena City Hall and ONAPE are launching a program to integrate 200 young people into market gardening professions as part of PROJEV, promoting sustainable employment and ecological transition. — 2 min de lecture Partager The N’Djamena City Hall, in […]
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Abidjan metro project: Port-Bouët’s Caraïbes street shut for three months
Port-Bouët’s bustling Caraïbes street in southern Abidjan has been closed to traffic since Wednesday, July 15, for a period of two and a half months. The closure, mandated by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Road Maintenance, is a necessary step for constructing the railway bridge deck of Line 1 of the Abidjan metro. Normal traffic […]
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Chad health alert: four dairy brands pulled for safety violations
The Ministry of Trade and Industry has issued an urgent directive to halt the distribution of four locally produced yogurt brands after rigorous inspections exposed severe health violations. In a formal statement released today, Minister Dr Guibolo Fanga Mathieu confirmed that the Centre de contrôle de qualité des denrées alimentaires conducted unannounced quality checks across […]
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