Libreville tackles systematic extortion at Mont-Bouët market

Libreville’s Mont-Bouët Market, the beating heart of Gabon’s informal economy, has become synonymous with a deep-rooted scourge: systematic extortion. Recent accounts from local traders reveal a well-organized scheme, now posing the most pressing challenge to Mayor Eugène Mba’s administration. Beneath the vibrant chaos of bustling stalls and lively haggling, a darker reality persists. Organized under […]

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Yaoundé’s urban evolution: from village to political hub

«Yaoundé has transformed beyond recognition over the past two decades,» shared a lifelong resident born in the Cameroonian capital. «Once a modest village spread across seven hills, today’s cityscape reflects the fruits of modern urban planning. The changes fill me with pride.» Mbarga Obama, nearing his 90th year, has witnessed firsthand the city’s remarkable growth. […]

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Security in Yaoundé rises with smart surveillance systems

Smart surveillance cameras have become a cornerstone of security in Yaoundé, Cameroon’s bustling capital. These high-tech devices do more than just monitor—they deter crime, protect property, and help manage traffic flow across the city. how surveillance cameras are transforming safety in Yaoundé A resident of the Madagascar neighborhood shared a stark before-and-after picture of life […]

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Tchad prepares for 2026 baccalaureate exams with over 106,000 candidates

Tchad prepares for 2026 baccalaureate exams with over 106,000 candidates The Tchad Ministry of National Education has unveiled plans for the written baccalaureate examinations scheduled for June 8-13, 2026, with 106,231 candidates expected to participate across the country and one international center. Strict measures to ensure exam integrity During a press conference held in N’Djamena, […]

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Paris 8th arrondissement calls for ‘zero gatherings’ on Champs-Élysées after psg victory unrest

Paris 8th arrondissement calls for ‘zero gatherings’ on Champs-Élysées after psg victory unrest Ligue des Champions, Faits divers, Politique l’essentiel Following the widespread unrest in Paris on Saturday night after Paris Saint-Germain’s victory in the Champions League final, the mayor’s office of the 8th arrondissement is now advocating for a complete prohibition of gatherings on […]

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N’Djamena mayor mandates urgent repairs at vital Hilton flood control site

Tchad N’Djamena mayor mandates urgent repairs at vital Hilton flood control site The mayor of N’Djamena visited the Hilton flood discharge site, coordinating its essential repair to prevent potential inundations. — 1 min de lecture Partager On Thursday, May 28, 2026, Mr. Sanoussi Hassana Abdoulaye, the esteemed Mayor of N’Djamena, led a significant delegation to […]

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Tabaski celebrations marred by displacement in Bamako

As the sun sets over Bamako, displaced families from the former Faladiè market site face a bleak Tabaski celebration under harsh conditions. The sudden evacuation of their makeshift camp has left them grappling with uncertainty, inadequate shelter, and the looming scarcity of essential supplies. Among these families is Aminata, a mother of four who fled […]

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N’Djaména clears public roads to boost safety and traffic flow

The municipal authorities of the 7th arrondissement in N’Djaména have initiated a major cleanup drive along the Taïwan Avenue this Monday, targeting chaotic encroachments that have long disrupted traffic and compromised public safety. Under the direct supervision of Mayor Adoum Hassan Djimet, the operation focuses on dismantling illegal structures, removing unauthorized street vendors occupying the […]

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Tiassalé’s mayor announces free weekend transport

Antoine Assalé Tiémoko, the mayor of Tiassalé, a vibrant cosmopolitan city located approximately 120 kilometers from Abidjan, has revealed plans for free communal transport services on weekends within the locality. This innovative initiative is slated for implementation starting in late 2026, following an initial pilot phase. ”This measure is part of a broader strategy to […]

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N’Djamena tackles chaotic minibus stops for safer urban mobility

Chad N’Djamena’s minibus chaos demands urgent stop organization Unregulated minibus stops in N’Djamena are fueling traffic chaos, safety risks, and urban disorder. Experts say structured stops are long overdue. Staff Report May 15, 2026 — 2 min read Share In a capital city grappling with rapid urban expansion, public transport has become a pressing issue. […]

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Three new health centers bolster medical access in Maradi and Tessaoua

In Niger, the Maradi region is expanding its medical network through the PIDUREM initiative. The introduction of new Type II Integrated Health Centers (CSI) in Maradi and Tessaoua represents a major advancement in providing local healthcare to both urban and suburban residents.   Healthcare services in the economic hub of Niger and its surrounding areas […]

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The Sahel at Twilight: Mali Reels Under a Coordinated Offensive

The awakening was brutal for the Malian people. On Saturday, April 25, a shockwave swept across the country from Gao to Bamako, marking what many analysts are already calling an “irreversible turning point” in the region’s security collapse. A Night of Chaos: Mali Under Fire Attacks of unprecedented scale and coordination simultaneously targeted several key […]

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