Cameroun : CAMTEL et Amazon Web Services (AWS) avancent
Cameroun : CAMTEL et Amazon Web Services (AWS) explorent un partenariat stratégique dans le Cloud, l’IA et le Satellite Actu CAMTELActualitéCameroun 2 min.de lecture Par Digital Business Africa 8 juillet, 2026 FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp [DIGITAL Business Africa] – L’opérateur historique des télécommunications au Cameroun, CAMTEL, a reçu une délégation de haut niveau du géant américain Amazon Web […]
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Maroc Emphasizes Social Economy and Solidarity at Dakar Forum
Experience of the Moroccan Social Economy and Solidarity Mapped Out in Dakar The experience of the Moroccan social economy and solidarity was put forward, Tuesday, at Dakar, and this is through the opening of the second edition of the African Forum for Social Economy and Solidarity (FORA’ESS Dakar 2026). Intervening in an atelier on the […]
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Burkina Faso’s new charity rules: a threat to grassroots solidarity
Gone are the days of unregulated charitable drives and spontaneous online appeals in Burkina Faso. The Ministry of Solidarity has issued a sweeping decree: all humanitarian initiatives must now secure prior government approval—or face penalties. While authorities justify the move as a safeguard against exploitative online campaigns, the policy raises a profound question: when altruism […]
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Mali’s determined push for flood prevention in Bamako
As the rainy season intensifies across West Africa, attention in Mali is sharply focused on the robust measures being implemented to mitigate potential new floods and prevent a recurrence of the devastating 2024 disaster. This proactive approach aims to safeguard communities in the capital, Bamako, from future deluges. More than 300 kilometers of drainage channels […]
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Gabon’s new air security fee sparks a continental debate
Economie Gabon’s new air security fee sparks a continental debate Libreville, Wednesday, July 8, 2026 – Gabon has taken a decisive step where many other African nations still hesitate. By implementing a mandatory contribution of 30 US dollars, equivalent to 18,000 CFA francs, for international passengers transiting through Libreville’s airport, authorities aim to finance the […]
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How 8 000 shell companies in Togo mask financial manipulation
LOMÉ — The government’s latest announcement has sent shockwaves through economic circles: over 8,000 new businesses registered in just six months. While officials celebrate this surge as proof of Togo’s economic rebound—pointing to streamlined digital procedures and a revamped business registration system—those familiar with financial crime and public fund mismanagement see a very different picture. […]
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Gabon : Une démocratie plus forte ou plus étroite ?
Politique Gabon : Une démocratie plus forte ou plus étroite ? By Redac chef 8 juillet 2026 150 No comment Libreville, Mercredi 8 Juillet 2026 (Infos Gabon) – À la faveur de la loi n°16/2025, les autorités ont engagé une vaste opération de restructuration du paysage partisan qui pourrait redessiner durablement les équilibres démocratiques du […]
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Gabon: fostering african financial integration for continental growth
Economie Gabon: fostering african financial integration for continental growth From Libreville, a significant, albeit subtle, message has resonated across African markets. Central Africa and West Africa have jointly decided to align their financial regulatory frameworks, addressing a question now deemed pivotal for the entire continent. The core challenge is how to effectively transform African savings […]
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The fragile position of civilian leaders in Niger’s military transition
Security measures tighten around Niger’s transitional prime minister In the complex landscape of military-led transitions, the line between trusted collaborator and potential dissident is alarmingly thin. In Niger, recent developments surrounding Prime Minister Ali Mahamane Lamine Zeine have reignited discussions about the fragility of civilian officials within a junta-dominated government. Close associates of the prime […]
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Burkina Faso’s gold mines: balancing sovereignty and financial challenges
The Burkina Faso government’s bold move to nationalize the Boungou and Wahgnion gold mines in 2024 has entered a critical phase, as the state grapples with the financial and operational realities of managing these industrial giants. Two years after the takeover, Ouagadougou is now confronted with the daunting task of reviving production while ensuring economic […]
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Endavour mining injects $20 million into ivorian economy between 2021 and 2025
Endeavour Mining Invests in Ivoirian Economy Between 2021 and 2025, Endeavour Mining has injected $20 million into the Ivorian economy. A Positive Impact The investment is a positive step for the Ivorian government, which aims to diversify its economy and reduce its reliance on a few key sectors. By Yacouba Ouédraogo — Investigative journalist
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Tchad : au Moyen
Tchad Tchad : au Moyen-Chari, 247 armes saisies lors des opérations de désarmement Le ministre des Armées, Issaka Malloua Djamouss, s’est rendu à Sarh pour évaluer la sécurité et encourager le désarmement. 247 armes ont été récupérées lors d’opérations récentes. Alwihda Info 08 juil. 2026 — 2 min de lecture Partager Par Elwood Dk Le […]
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