Gabon and Meta: charting a path for social media regulation

The ongoing dialogue surrounding the future of digital platforms in Gabon recently saw a significant development. Germain Ngoyo Moussavou, President of Gabon’s High Authority of Communication (HAC), held discussions with representatives from Meta on the sidelines of the international “Abidjan 2” conference. These crucial talks centered on the suspension of social media within Gabon and […]

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Niamey airport security strengthened by demolitions of illegal structures

In Kobontafa, a neighborhood directly adjacent to Niamey’s international airport, residents are hastily dismantling parts of their homes ahead of scheduled demolitions. Roofs, doors, and windows are being removed urgently as authorities initiate a large-scale operation targeting structures deemed illicit within the airport’s operational zone. This decisive action comes as part of intensified security protocols, […]

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Mali’s junta offers substantial bounties for top terror leaders

Iyad Ag Ghaly, a former Tuareg rebel and seasoned Malian diplomat, currently spearheads the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), an organization established in 2017. He stands as the most sought-after figure across the Sahel region, subject to United Nations sanctions, designated a “terrorist” by the United States, and facing an arrest […]

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Malian authorities issue bounties for top terror and rebel commanders

Iyad Ag Ghaly, a former Tuareg rebel and seasoned Malian diplomat, now leads the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), an organization he established in 2017. He stands as the most wanted individual across the Sahel region, facing United Nations sanctions, designated a “terrorist” by the United States, and subject to an […]

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Royal appointments announced for the superior council of judicial power

In a significant move, His Majesty has confirmed the reappointment of Mr. Mohamed Abdennabaoui for a second term as the esteemed first president of the Court of Cassation. In this crucial capacity, Mr. Abdennabaoui will also continue to serve as the delegated president of the Superior Council of the Judicial Power. Furthermore, the Council welcomes […]

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Romuald wadagni’s strategic pivot toward Abidjan and economic diplomacy

Following his inauguration, Benin’s newly elected President Romuald Wadagni has opted for Côte d’Ivoire as the destination for his first official visit. This decision transcends mere symbolism, representing a deliberate and far-reaching shift in Benin’s diplomatic and economic strategy. By selecting Abidjan as the venue for his maiden international engagement, President Wadagni underscores a commitment […]

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« On nous a demandé de déguerpir » : au Niger, la junte démolit des quartiers proches de l’aéroport de Niamey

Publié aujourd’hui à 11h49 Lecture : 3 minutes. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Jeune Afrique By Maimouna Kaboré — Editor-in-Chief

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Humanitarian crisis deepens in South Kivu as msf addresses displaced populations

humanitarian crisis deepens in South Kivu as msf addresses displaced populations The humanitarian situation across South Kivu province, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), remains profoundly concerning. In Baraka, persistent insecurity stemming from armed clashes and deteriorating road infrastructure severely restricts access to essential healthcare. Faced with overwhelming needs, there is an urgent […]

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Mali : les autorités interdisent la circulation des motos hors des grandes villes

Publié aujourd’hui à 10h14 Lecture : 1 minute. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Jeune Afrique By Maimouna Kaboré — Editor-in-Chief

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Cameroon’s census faces civil society criticism amidst operational setbacks

The fourth national recensement au Cameroun is currently navigating a turbulent period. Originally slated for completion on May 29th, the comprehensive population and housing enumeration exercise has been extended by two months through a decree signed by Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute. Far from alleviating concerns, this decision has intensified criticism from segments of civil […]

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Togo’s ceet director general débo-k’mba barandao relieved of duties

A significant leadership change has occurred at the Compagnie Énergie Électrique du Togo (CEET), the national electricity company. Débo-K’mba Barandao, who served as the Director General, has been removed from his position. Official communication detailing the specific reasons behind this decision has not yet been released. Nevertheless, this departure takes place amidst ongoing challenges faced […]

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Violent collision on Togo’s national road 1 leaves multiple casualties

A devastating traffic accident unfolded this Wednesday on Togo’s National Road n°1, involving a public transport bus and a heavy-duty truck. The exceptionally violent impact caused extensive material damage and deeply impacted commuters using this vital national artery. Initial reports indicate the incident occurred around midday on an as-yet-undisclosed section of the RN1. The head-on […]

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