Gabon to ban frozen chicken imports by 2027 with 700 billion FCFA plan
Starting January 1, 2027, Libreville will prohibit the entry of frozen chicken into the country. The Gabonese government has set an ambitious target: producing 125,000 metric tons of broiler chicken annually by 2028, as outlined by the Ministry of Agriculture. However, achieving this goal hinges on overcoming significant challenges within the next two years. On […]
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Deadly attacks shatter Niger’s border regions
On June 24, 2026, Niger witnessed an unprecedented wave of violence when the Islamic State in the Sahel (IS Sahel) launched simultaneous, coordinated assaults on military detachments in Inates and Banibangou. The attacks, described as meticulously planned, resulted in at least 80 fatalities, the destruction of 38 vehicles, and the capture of 30 others in […]
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Gabon strengthens ties with Madagascar at independence celebrations
Representing President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, Vice-President of the Government (VPG) Hermann Immongault attended the 66th anniversary of Madagascar’s independence on June 26 in Antananarivo. The high-ranking Gabonese official joined other delegations in observing the military parade at Mahamasina Stadium, a spectacle celebrating the armed forces’ dedication, patriotism, and modernization efforts. The event’s theme, “reforms […]
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Nigeria security boost as seven jihadist leaders held on return from mecca
Nigeria has made a significant breakthrough in its fight against terrorism, apprehending seven senior leaders linked to Boko Haram and ISWAP upon their arrival at Katsina airport following their pilgrimage to Mecca. Security officials credit the arrests to a newly integrated national identification framework, which synchronizes citizen data with immigration and Interpol databases—a direct result […]
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Gabon Economic Forum 2026: strengthening public-private dialogue for growth
The Gabon Economic Forum (GEF) returned for its second edition, bringing together government leaders and international partners to tackle the nation’s economic challenges head-on. Alain Claude Kouakoua, President of the Gabonese Employers’ Federation (FEG), set the tone during the opening ceremony at the Palais des Congrès. With a clear vision for the future, he declared, […]
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Gabon Economic Forum: fostering dialogue for economic growth and private sector success
Forum économique du Gabon : un dialogue stratégique pour l’avenir des entreprises « Mon ambition est claire : demain, la FEG ne sera plus seulement reconnue pour défendre les entreprises gabonaises, mais surtout pour les rendre prospères. » Ces paroles, prononcées par Alain Claude Kouakoua, président de la Fédération des entreprises du Gabon (FEG), ont […]
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Burkina Faso’s diplomatic shift: is sovereignty about changing influence?
Burkina Faso ends its diplomatic ties with France: a bold move toward sovereignty or a shift in alliances? On June 26, 2026, Burkina Faso made a decisive political statement by announcing the termination of its diplomatic relations with France. The government in Ouagadougou cited accusations of neocolonial practices, alleged interference in internal affairs, and support […]
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Burkina Faso junte cuts diplomatic ties with France abruptly
Burkina Faso junte cuts diplomatic ties with France abruptly Breaking news. On Friday, June 26, Burkina Faso announced the immediate termination of its diplomatic relations with France. This historic move marks a significant shift in Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s sovereignist agenda and reshapes regional dynamics in the Sahel. Burkina Faso has taken a decisive step in […]
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World cup 2026: why draws benefit teams like Algeria and austria
One of the most unexpected side effects of the expanded 48-team World Cup format—where 32 of those sides advance to the Round of 16—has been the wave of strategic draws. Before the final matchday, several teams shared a mutual interest in settling for a point, knowing both would advance. And so far, they’ve all taken […]
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Un calls for inclusive dialogue in drc amidst growing tensions
UN urges consensus and freedoms in DRC national dialogue Politics Saturday, June 27, 2026 – 09:57 UN stresses urgent need for inclusive political process in Democratic Republic of Congo The United Nations Security Council has issued a strong appeal to political leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to prioritize a nationwide inclusive dialogue. […]
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UN urges inclusive dialogue and freedoms in DRC national talks
UN urges inclusive dialogue and freedoms in DRC national talks UN Security Council meeting in session The United Nations has issued a strong call for consensus among Congolese stakeholders ahead of critical national dialogue talks. Speaking from a UN Security Council session, Special Representative James Swan emphasized the need to preserve civic space and fundamental […]
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Civil society in DRC unveils kasangulu manifesto for national renewal
Civil society organizations in DRC launch the ‘Kasangulu Manifesto’ as a citizen roadmap for national renewal Civil society leaders at the manifesto launch event Politics Saturday, June 27, 2026 – 08:43 Under the leadership of the Crisis Committee of Civil Society for Peace and Security in the Democratic Republic of Congo (CCPS-RDC), national stakeholders officially […]
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