Gabon council of ministers meets thursday in Libreville under president oligui nguema
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema presides over a council of ministers this Thursday in Libreville, the nation’s capital. The Council of Ministers in Gabon stands as the highest decision-making body of the state. It gathers at the Presidential Palace under the chairmanship of the Head of State. This institution oversees the proper functioning of national […]
Read MoreMichael olise transfer: the secret pact that blocks a real madrid move
After a standout season with Bayern Munich, Michael Olise is proving his immense talent at the start of the World Cup. This has naturally attracted interest from Europe’s biggest clubs, including Real Madrid. However, a secret agreement with the Bavarian club is set to make any transfer impossible. A non-aggression pact between Real and Bayern? […]
Read MoreViolent clashes in Zémio between Wagner mercenaries and FACA soldiers
Breaking news: Heavy fighting erupted in the heart of Zémio on the evening of 24 June 2026, around 19:50, between soldiers of the Central African Armed Forces (FACA) and Russian mercenaries from the Wagner group. The sudden confrontation turned the town centre into a battlefield, with heavy and light weapons fire sending terrified residents fleeing […]
Read MoreGabon emerges as democratic bright spot in global decline, says V-Dem report
Libreville, Wednesday 24 June 2026 – As democracy faces one of its deepest crises in modern history, a Central African country is drawing international attention. Gabon, long regarded as a fragile and contested regime, has been identified by the Swedish institute V-Dem as one of the very few positive developments recorded worldwide over the past […]
Read MoreBurkina Faso unveils $10.3 billion energy plan to electrify 18 million by 2030
Burkina Faso launches an unprecedented energy push. Under its new National Energy Pact 2026-2030, the country aims to raise over $10.3 billion to connect nearly 18 million additional people to the power grid by the end of the decade. This marks a major strategic shift for Burkina Faso. Confronting the historic challenge of energy access […]
Read MoreJapan allocates $3 million to help DRC fight Ebola outbreak
The government of Japan has announced an emergency aid package worth $3 million for the Democratic Republic of the Congo to bolster efforts against the Ebola virus disease outbreak affecting North Kivu and South Kivu provinces in the eastern part of the country. This financial contribution will be split among three international organisations involved in […]
Read MoreCameroon private sector pushes for influence in 2027 budget
Cameroon private sector pushes for influence in 2027 budget On 24 June 2026, the Cameroon Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Crafts (Ccima) convened private sector representatives to draft input for the 2027 finance bill. This consultation aimed to gather, assess, and harmonise the concerns of business operators ahead of scheduled talks with the Directorate […]
Read MoreKinshasa struggles as thousands of war-displaced from eastern drc face dire conditions
Thousands of people displaced by conflict in eastern democratic republic of Congo are enduring a severe humanitarian crisis in Kinshasa, the capital. Several deaths have already been recorded due to lack of assistance. Most of these internally displaced persons fled the provinces of north kivu and south kivu more than a year ago, escaping the […]
Read MoreFrom Cameroon to switzerland: paul biya in medical care and franck biya on the campaign trail?
President Paul Biya of Cameroon has reportedly traveled to Switzerland for medical care, while his son Franck Biya is said to be actively campaigning. The dual developments have sparked speculation about the country’s political future as the elder Biya steps away from the spotlight. By Yacouba Ouédraogo — Investigative journalist
Read More3 raisons qui expliquent pourquoi la France ne battra pas la norvège
Sport 3 raisons qui expliquent pourquoi la France ne battra pas la norvège By Maimouna Kaboré — Editor-in-Chief
Read MoreBénin’s 2027–2029 budget: laying a course for controlled growth
During a plenary session at the Palais des Gouverneurs in Porto-Novo, members of parliament examined the key orientations that will shape the preparation of the general state budget for the 2027 fiscal year. This debate holds special significance as it marks the first such discussion of the new political cycle under the leadership of President […]
Read MoreMorocco sets ambitious target of 26 million tourists by 2030
Morocco welcomed nearly 20 million visitors and generated 138 billion dirhams in tourism revenue in 2025. The first five months of 2026 further confirmed the sector’s ongoing growth, according to details shared after the board meeting of the national tourism office held on 24 June in Rabat. The meeting, chaired by Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts […]
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