Bénin’s new government sets strategic course and regular council meetings
On Thursday, May 28, 2026, the inaugural Council of Ministers for the 2026-2033 septennate convened under the leadership of Head of State Romuald Wadagni. This pivotal gathering established the core strategic directions for government initiatives over the upcoming seven-year term. During the session, the Béninese President underscored to his cabinet members their fundamental duty: to […]
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Bénin breaks barriers with female aide-de-camp to president
Bénin has marked a historic milestone in its institutional journey by appointing Captain Elvire Toupé as aide-de-camp to President Romuald Wadagni. This groundbreaking decision reshapes the traditional military hierarchy and underscores the nation’s commitment to gender inclusivity in leadership roles. The announcement followed the first Council of Ministers meeting of May 2026, held at the […]
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Fatal shooting near Mali’s national broadcaster in Bamako sparks debate
Rule of lawMali Two men killed near ORTM in Bamako 29/05/2026 In Mali, military personnel fatally shot two young men who reportedly attempted to breach security checkpoints surrounding the national television station in Bamako. In Mali, two young men lost their lives near the ORTM, the Malian public radio and television broadcasting headquarters, on Thursday […]
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Benin captain elvire toupe breaks military leadership barriers
The appointment of Captain Elvire Toupe as Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to the Head of State represents a landmark decision in Benin’s political and military history. It is the first time a woman has been entrusted with this pivotal role, underscoring a commitment to meritocracy and operational excellence. A trailblazer shaping the future of Beninese defense Born […]
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Chad: un and EU assess human rights support for civil society organizations
On May 28, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) country office in N’Djamena hosted a pivotal evaluation workshop. The gathering focused on the “Support for Civil Society Organizations Promoting Human Rights and Human Rights Defenders in Chad” project. This initiative, backed by funding from the European Union and initiated in May 2023, […]
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Champions League final: why PSG vs Arsenal kicks off at 6 PM
Champions League: why the PSG-Arsenal final kicks off at 6 PM? Early kick-off A significant shift from previous seasons is set to mark this Saturday’s Champions League final in Budapest, featuring Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal. The highly anticipated match will now commence at 6 PM, a departure from the traditional 9 PM kick-off time that […]
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Ouagadougou’s sunni mosque closure: a political miscalculation by Burkina Faso’s leadership
The governor of the Kadiogo region’s decree mandating the closure of the prominent Sunni movement’s grand mosque in Ouagadougou has sent ripples of profound incomprehension through the public. This abrupt severing of ties appears as a significant political misstep, especially given that the current administration heavily relied on the fervor and backing of these very […]
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Chad’s government extends formal apologies to magistrates
Tchad Tchad : le gouvernement présente ses excuses aux magistrats The Chadian government has issued a formal apology to the nation’s magistrates, a move designed to strengthen dialogue and foster cohesion among state institutions following a significant general assembly of judicial unions. The two principal judicial worker unions in Chad, the SMT and SYAMAT, convened […]
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Togo’s northern region faces escalating food insecurity
A stark humanitarian warning reveals that close to 330,000 individuals in Togo are on the brink of a severe food crisis. The nation’s northern reaches, already grappling with the dual challenges of jihadist incursions and a significant refugee influx, are now poised at the precipice of an impending humanitarian catastrophe. From Lomé, the nutritional and […]
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Best places to watch PSG-Arsenal Champions League final in Albi
Where to watch PSG vs Arsenal Champions League final in Albi: best spots with maillots, tacos and roaring engines The countdown to the Champions League final has begun! This Saturday evening, bars and restaurants in Albi are pulling out all the stops for the high-octane clash between PSG and Arsenal. From giant screens to free […]
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Niger’s sovereign aspirations confront financial realities
In Niamey, the fervent pronouncements regarding «reclaimed sovereignty» and a decisive break from international financial bodies are now confronting stark economic realities. While the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP), led by General Abdourahamane Tiani, persistently assures the Nigerien populace of complete autonomy and a brighter future, their actions starkly diverge from […]
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Togo’s escalating food crisis: a test of governance in the north
The World Food Programme (WFP) has issued a stark warning regarding an impending humanitarian crisis, as Togo’s far northern regions grapple with unparalleled vulnerability. This escalating situation, according to analysts, underscores profound systemic shortcomings within the administration of President Faure Gnassingbé, which appears unable to assure both the physical and nutritional security of its populace. […]
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