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Libreville adopts mobile tax payments at Mont-Bouët market

Libreville’s municipal authorities have launched a groundbreaking initiative to digitize the collection of commercial taxes at the Mont-Bouët market, the bustling hub of Gabon’s informal economy. This municipal-first approach leverages mobile payment solutions provided by local electronic money operators, aiming to streamline tax collection while enhancing security and efficiency for traders. Mont-Bouët: Gabon’s digital tax […]

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Benin’s president demands absolute consistency between policy and action

The President of the Republic of Bénin, Romuald Wadagni, convened a pivotal meeting this past Friday, marking his first official working session with his team of ministerial advisors. This gathering underscored a strategic shift toward governance centered on tangible outcomes and unwavering accountability. In his opening remarks, President Wadagni emphasized the critical need for alignment […]

Politique

Gabon’s new diplomacy: sovereignty and African leadership in focus

African Politics Gabon’s new diplomacy: sovereignty and African leadership in focus By Editor June 13, 2026 165 No comment Libreville, Saturday, June 13, 2026 – In a continent reshaped by shifting geopolitical currents, Gabon is redefining its diplomatic footprint. President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema convened a landmark meeting with ambassadors from African nations accredited to […]

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Niger criminalises homosexuality with severe penalties up to 20 years

Niger adopts sweeping anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation The Republic of Niger has enacted one of the most restrictive legal frameworks in West Africa, formally criminalising same-sex relations and LGBTQIA+ activism for the first time in its history. The new Penal Code, quietly signed into law by the military-led government in February, introduces penalties unprecedented in severity, combining […]

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Cameroon accelerates road paving to boost infrastructure and economy

Between 2020 and the end of 2025, Cameroon has committed to an ambitious road infrastructure drive, paving an average of 488 kilometers of asphalt roads annually. This initiative, spearheaded by national authorities, aims to address the country’s long-standing infrastructure deficit, where paved roads remain a minority compared to the nation’s vast territory and regional logistics […]