Morocco and india deepen counter-terrorism ties in new delhi talks

On June 22 in New Delhi, Morocco and India expanded their joint efforts to combat terrorism by addressing critical areas such as illicit financial networks, the misuse of technology, and the convergence between transnational crime and armed groups. The second meeting of the Morocco-India joint counter-terrorism working group established a shared framework focused on information […]

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Benin Niger border thaw raises hopes for economic revival

After three years of strained relations and a closed border, a joint expert committee has delivered encouraging progress toward resolving the standoff between Benin and Niger. The committee’s latest findings highlight shared ground on security protocols, transit regulations, and key legal and economic frameworks. However, Niger has set three non-negotiable conditions that must be met […]

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Gabon and Mauritania drive African influence in Francophonie race

African Politics Gabon and Mauritania drive African influence in Francophonie race By Editor-in-Chief Monday, June 22, 2026 119 No comment The future of the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF) is increasingly being shaped not in Paris or Montreal, but in African capitals like Nouakchott and Libreville. This shift reflects a growing demand among African […]

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Youth employment scam: 13 human traffickers nabbed in Cameroon crackdown

Society Crackdown on human trafficking: 13 arrested in Cameroon for fake overseas job scam Posing as multinational marketing firms, these criminals dangled lucrative overseas employment before desperate young job seekers. Their deception unraveled when national gendarmerie forces launched a coordinated raid, leading to multiple arrests. Editorial Staff |5 hours ago|1 min read AAA Follow Cameroon […]

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Cameroon vice presidency race heats up as Louis-Paul Motaze gains momentum

Published today at 18:02 Reading time: 3 minutes. File generated on Read in the app Summarize Jeune Afrique Louis-Paul Motaze Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh Franck Biya Paul Biya By Yacouba Ouédraogo — Investigative journalist

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Morocco’s 2024 census and electoral map challenges in 2026 vote

RGPH 2024 census and Morocco’s electoral map: a widening gap in representation The 2024 census data reveals dramatic demographic shifts across Morocco, reshaping the foundation for the 2026 legislative elections. As urban sprawl accelerates and rural areas stagnate, the current electoral map faces scrutiny over its ability to ensure fair representation for all citizens. The […]

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Morocco oman judicial cooperation memorandum boosts legal training

Judicial Systems Morocco and Oman strengthen judicial ties with landmark legal training agreement The Justice ministers of Morocco and Oman formalized a strategic memorandum in Rabat to elevate legal expertise through shared training programs, scientific exchanges, and specialized workshops. The Justice ministers of Morocco and Oman signed a groundbreaking memorandum in Rabat this week to […]

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Bioban tops national circular economy hackathon in Yamoussoukro

Bioban wins Côte d’Ivoire’s circular economy hackathon with agricultural waste solution Yamoussoukro, 22 June 2026 — The Bioban initiative, which converts agricultural waste into biogas and organic fertilizer, has clinched top honors at Côte d’Ivoire’s national hackathon on circular economy. Organized from 17 to 19 June 2026 at the Institut national polytechnique Félix Houphouët-Boigny (INP-HB) […]

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Burkina Faso’s economic claims under Ibrahim Traoré scrutinized

The ascension of Captain Ibrahim Traoré to power has positioned him at the forefront of African sovereignist discourse. Through aggressive communication strategies and a pronounced presence on digital platforms, Burkinabè authorities seek to propagate the narrative of an imminent economic resurgence, both domestically and abroad. This discourse is amplified by a network of influencers and […]

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Togo: Marguerite Gnakadé’s prolonged detention highlights political repression

The case of Marguerite Gnakadé in Togo has emerged as a stark symbol of the political tensions gripping the nation. A former Minister of Defense (2020–2022) and the first woman to hold this position, she has been detained for 277 days following her vocal criticism of President Faure Gnassingbé’s governance and her public call for […]

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Jihadist group claims responsibility for Niamey airport attack in Niger

Niger: Jnim claims responsibility for Niamey airport attack A jihadist faction operating in the Sahel region has issued a statement claiming credit for the recent assault on Niamey’s international airport. The group, identified as Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimin (Jnim), asserted that its fighters targeted the airport’s security installations in a coordinated operation. The attack, […]

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Gabon strengthens sovereignty with major military upgrade

Politics Gabon strengthens sovereignty with major military upgrade By Editor-in-Chief June 22, 2026 138 No comment Libreville, June 22, 2026 – In response to escalating security threats in the Gulf of Guinea and rapidly evolving modern conflicts, Gabon has taken a decisive step to modernize its military capabilities. This move follows President Brice Clotaire Oligui […]

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