Controversy erupts over proposed extraterrestrial embassy in Burkina Faso
A recent proposal by a Burkinabè movement to establish an ’embassy for extraterrestrials’ as a means to bolster national sovereignty has ignited widespread debate across the country. The announcement, which has dominated discussions on social media, has drawn sharp criticism from many who question its relevance amid Burkina Faso’s pressing challenges. Public reactions and critical […]
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Senegal constitutional reform: PDS urges massive no vote against Sonko’s plans
PDS takes a firm stance against constitutional changes in Senegal The Democratic Party of Senegal (PDS), led by Karim Wade, has publicly rejected the proposed constitutional reforms, calling for a decisive “No” vote in the upcoming referendum. The party acknowledges President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s decision to involve citizens in the process but warns that the […]
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Morocco kuwait boost air travel ties with strategic talks
In a significant step toward deepening regional aviation partnerships, Morocco’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Abdessamad Kayouh, met with Cheikh Hamoud Mubarak Al-Sabah, President of Kuwait’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation, in Rabat this week. The high-level discussions centered on strengthening air navigation cooperation between the two nations, aligning with broader goals of enhancing safety […]
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Gabon’s national parks set to become global conservation leaders
Environment Gabon’s national parks set to become global conservation leaders By Editorial Team July 1, 2026 168 No comments Libreville, July 1, 2026 — As global priorities shift toward climate action and sustainable development, Gabon is taking a bold step by initiating Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification for all 13 of its national parks. This […]
Read MoreGerman envoy meets douala archbishop on papal visit and cooperation
Politics German envoy meets Douala archbishop to discuss papal visit and bilateral ties Christian Sedat, Germany’s Ambassador to Cameroon, paid a courtesy call to the Archbishop of Douala on June 30, 2026, to discuss the Pope’s recent visit to the country and strengthen ties between the two nations. Armand Djaleu |July 1, 2026|3 min read […]
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Gabon and Togo deepen constitutional ties with strategic alliance
The Palais présidentiel in Libreville witnessed a high-level diplomatic and judicial gathering this past Tuesday. President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema welcomed Professor Djobo-Babakane Coulibaley, President of Togo’s Constitutional Court, in a meeting that also included Dieudonné Aba’a Owono, his Gabonese counterpart. The encounter signaled a pivotal step in strengthening judicial collaboration between the two nations. […]
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Diplomacy of illusions in DRC: the limits of Washington, Doha and Montreux agreements
The much-anticipated agreements of Washington, Doha, and Montreux were meant to bring peace to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Instead, they have only revealed the fragility of diplomatic efforts in the face of persistent conflicts. According to a recent report by the United Nations Group of Experts, the outcomes of these high-profile negotiations have […]
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Morocco tackles child labor with bold CESE proposals
The Kingdom of Morocco has made significant strides in combating child labor over the past two decades, yet the challenge persists in informal sectors and hazardous activities. The Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) addressed this pressing issue by unveiling a comprehensive set of recommendations aimed at its complete eradication. During a high-level presentation in […]
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Rwanda military presence in eastern DRC raises alarm in new un report
The eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) remains a flashpoint of regional tension, with a new United Nations report shedding light on the persistent military involvement of Rwanda in support of the AFC/M23 rebel group. The findings, detailed in the latest assessment from the UN Group of Experts, reveal that over […]
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UN report flags M23 as top human rights violator in eastern DRC
Breaking News DR Congo crisis: M23 rebels receive sustained Rwandan military backing, UN report reveals DR Congo: ADF emerges as world’s second deadliest ISIS-affiliated group DR Congo conflict: UN identifies M23 as primary perpetrator of human rights abuses DR Congo: President Tshisekedi reassures eastern populations of security priorities UN report flags M23 as top human […]
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JNIM’s shift from territory control to governance functions in Mali
How the JNIM is reshaping authority in Mali through functional control The strategic Mourdiah-Nara road linking Bamako to western Mali reopened on June 24, 2026, after weeks of blockade by the Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM). This wasn’t achieved through military force, but through negotiations led by local leaders and community figures with the jihadist […]
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General bertin bada bids farewell after 43 years of military service to Benin
A career of unwavering duty and sacrifice The distinguished General Bertin Bada, the first five-star general in the history of the Bénin Armed Forces, has concluded his illustrious military career after 43 years of dedicated service. His departure marks not only the end of an era for the Forces armées béninoises (FAB) but also the […]
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