Chad ends visa requirements for africans by 2027
The government of Chad has announced a groundbreaking policy change: starting in 2027, travelers from all African nations will no longer need visas to enter the country. This decision was revealed during the opening ceremony of the Water Forum in N’Djamena, where President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno addressed regional leaders and stakeholders. This move aligns […]
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African democracy struggles under self-serving political leaders
Political leadership in Africa continues to face a fundamental challenge: the rise of individuals whose sole ambition is to occupy the presidency without a genuine commitment to democratic principles. This is the core argument put forward by Salomon Beas, a former activist of Cameroon’s MRC party, who recently shared his critical observations on social media. […]
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Niamey hosts panel on Niger’s demographic challenges
As part of the World Population Day observances, the Abdou Moumouni University in Niamey became a hub for collective reflection on the pressing demographic and socio-anthropological issues facing Niger. The gathering brought together academics, policymakers, students, and institutional representatives to dissect the country’s evolving population dynamics and their far-reaching implications for national development. key concerns […]
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Sébastien Lecornu en visite à Rabat pour une “rencontre de haut niveau”
Sébastien Lecornu en visite à Rabat pour une “rencontre de haut niveau” Sébastien Lecornu et plusieurs ministres français sont en visite à Rabat au Maroc pour une rencontre de “haut niveau” afin de renforcer les liens franco-marocains, ce mercredi 15 juillet. Hier à 23h24 | Durée : 0:41 Partager X By Maimouna Kaboré — Editor-in-Chief
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Unesco Mali champions youth excellence in science and innovation
News UNESCO Mali participates in the 16th Inter-Lycées Excellence Competition at ENI-ABT. This significant event brought together students, educators, academic leaders, and partners to champion excellence among Malian youth in the vital fields of science and innovation. UNESCO On Saturday, July 4, 2026, the UNESCO Office in Mali proudly participated in the awards ceremony for […]
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Tshisekedi outlines bold water access targets for DRC at N’Djamena summit
Tshisekedi outlines bold water access targets for DRC at N’Djamena summit The Congolese President, addressing a gathering of African leaders and international partners in Chad’s capital, underscored his country’s vast water resources while stressing the urgent need to convert this potential into tangible benefits for citizens. Ambitious goals for water and sanitation by 2035 Beyond […]
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Wagner Group Kidnaps Centrafrique Youth President and Madman in Abba Bogani
Abba Bogani, a youth president in the Central African Republic (CAR), has been kidnapped by Russian mercenaries from the Wagner Group. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation from local leaders and human rights groups. The kidnapping occurred on July 15, 2026, when a group of armed men stormed Bogani’s residence in Abba Bogani, a town […]
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Rabat accueille une nouvelle session de la réunion de haut niveau Maroc
Les gouvernements du Maroc et de la France tiennent, ce jeudi à Rabat, les travaux de la quinzième session de la réunion de haut niveau entre les deux pays. La tenue de cette session intervient «en consécration du partenariat d’exception renforcé liant le Maroc et la France, sous la conduite des deux Chefs d’État, Sa Majesté […]
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Political strategy of Russia and Sahel alliance: constant accusations and victimisation
Over recent years, Russia and the governments of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) have integrated systematic denunciation into their political communication strategies. This approach targets Western powers, international media outlets, regional bodies, and domestic adversaries alike, with accusations being levelled at an unprecedented frequency. However, a recurring paradox emerges: whenever these actors themselves face […]
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Congo police scandal exposes 63,000 phantom officers
A sweeping audit has uncovered a staggering discrepancy within the ranks of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s national police force. Official records showed 157,886 officers on duty, but a detailed review reveals that 63,817 of these positions are either empty shells or held by inactive personnel. This revelation has effectively slashed the number of truly […]
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Mali faces renewed jihadist threats amid security strategy debates
The latest attack attributed to the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM) has once again plunged Mali into mourning, highlighting the persistent insecurity gripping several regions of the country. Armed assailants targeted a remote Malian locality, leaving numerous civilians dead and triggering fresh waves of displacement. Despite intensified military operations in recent […]
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Ivorian government communication: minister Souleymane Diarrassouba outlines national development policy at Abidjan event
Government to host key conference on Côte d’Ivoire’s development roadmap The Minister of Planning and Development, Souleymane Diarrassouba, will take center stage next Monday, 20 July 2026, at 10 a.m., during a high-level press briefing at the Primature’s auditorium in Abidjan-Plateau. This event, organized by the Government Information and Communication Center (CICG), is part of […]
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