Côte d’Ivoire reaffirms zero tolerance policy after five girls undergo brutal FGM in Bongouanou
The Ministry of Women, Family, and Children has emphatically reiterated the Ivorian government’s unwavering “zero tolerance” stance against female genital mutilation (FGM). This strong reaffirmation follows the violent excision of five young girls in the Bongouanou region. The disturbing incident unfolded during the night of Tuesday, June 30, 2026, within the Dioulakro neighborhood of Kangandi […]
Read MoreOuragahio municipality reviews its women’s empowerment strategies
Ouragahio, Côte d’Ivoire – On Saturday, July 4, 2026, the Ouragahio municipal council, under the leadership of Mayor Dr. Pierre Dacoury-Tabley, conducted a comprehensive review of its women’s empowerment policy. This evaluation took place at the town hall courtyard, coinciding with a special tribute ceremony for the commune’s women, affectionately known as ‘Mother’s Day,’ presided […]
Read More
Côte d’ivoire student bankers day highlights digital finance and career mentoring
The second edition of the Student Bankers Day (JEB) and the inaugural Mentoring Day, coordinated by the Alumni and Banking Students Association of Félix Houphouët-Boigny University (AEB-UFHB) in collaboration with Afrique Femme, the Ministry of Youth Promotion, Professional Integration and Civic Service, and the Youth Employment Agency, unfolded at the Cocody campus of Félix Houphouët-Boigny […]
Read More
Two centuries and a half of partnership: Morocco and the US from 1776 to Sahara sovereignty
For over two and a half centuries, Morocco and the United States have shared a bond unlike any other, rooted in mutual respect and strategic foresight. The foundation of this enduring alliance was laid in 1786 with the signing of the historic Treaty of Friendship, marking Morocco as the first nation to formally recognize the […]
Read More
Gabon’s oil paradox: why global crude price surges aren’t yet boosting state revenue
Global oil production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries experienced a significant resurgence in June. A recent monthly survey indicated that the eleven member nations collectively pumped 19.43 million barrels per day. This marks a substantial increase of 3.3 million barrels daily compared to May, when supply had plummeted to its lowest recorded […]
Read More
Senegal’s president diomaye faye launches new political party amid tensions
Tensions between Senegal’s President Diomaye Faye and former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko have reached a breaking point, with Faye’s announcement of a new political party in the coming days all but confirming the rift. Once united under the PASTEF coalition, the two leaders now appear set on divergent paths, leaving observers to question whether their […]
Read More
Gabon’s digital leap: inaugurating a tier iii data center
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially opened Gabon’s inaugural data center on Friday, strategically located within the Nkok special economic zone. This state-of-the-art facility, developed by ST Digital Data Center Services, marks a significant stride in the nation’s digital agenda, bolstering local data hosting capabilities, fortifying cybersecurity, and accelerating Gabon’s broader digital transformation efforts. Certified […]
Read More
Deadly floods devastate Togo, five lives lost amidst heavy rainfall
Deadly floods devastate Togo, five lives lost amidst heavy rainfall News. Torrential downpours on June 28 and 29 have claimed five lives and inflicted extensive material damage across Togo. Floodwaters inundated various parts of the nation, including the capital, Lomé, where numerous residences were submerged. Rescue operations are actively underway as intense rainfall continues to […]
Read More
Cameroon secures 623 billion FCFA in AFD financing for development
Cameroon commands a significant share, nearly 30%, of the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) Group’s regional portfolio across Central Africa. The French institution’s 2025 activity report reveals an outstanding commitment of 949.6 million euros, equivalent to approximately 623 billion FCFA, distributed across 51 ongoing projects. This substantial volume positions Yaoundé ahead of Kinshasa (741.4 million […]
Read More
Moroccan lawyers strike: lawyers protest new law outside parliament
Clad in striking red armbands, Moroccan lawyers have intensified their ongoing indefinite strike, gathering once again outside Parliament in Rabat. Their resolve remains unshaken as they voice fierce opposition to a controversial bill they argue undermines democratic principles and threatens the very core of their profession. The latest demonstration, held on Monday, saw hundreds of […]
Read More
Gonçalo Ramos joins AC Milan: Italian football stunned by PSG striker’s price tag
The transfer saga surrounding Gonçalo Ramos has reached its conclusion, with the Portuguese striker officially sealing his move to AC Milan in a blockbuster deal worth €74 million—excluding potential bonuses. The announcement sent shockwaves through Italian football, where pundits and fans alike are now closely monitoring the forward’s performances, particularly after his decisive contribution at […]
Read More
Decoding Cameroon’s political news: separating fact from fiction
An unconfirmed government reshuffle, a candidate rumor spreading on WhatsApp, a statement taken out of context, then an official communiqué partially clarifying the situation. In Cameroon, navigating the political information landscape is far from a simple reading exercise. It’s often the sole method for distinguishing verifiable facts, subtle indicators, and outright misinformation within a context […]
Read More