Togo has taken a significant step forward in enhancing its judicial framework. During a Council of Ministers meeting held in Lomé on Tuesday, August 4,…
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Month: August 2026
Gabon’s mining boom: transforming economy beyond oil
The Gabonese government is making a bold strategic shift to reduce its economic dependence on oil. With declining petroleum revenues, officials are betting heavily on…
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Cameroon: presidential decrees spark public debate amid biya’s absence
In Cameroon, the recent publication of presidential decrees, which appointed five new brigadier generals, has reignited widespread public discussion regarding the conspicuous absence of President…
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36 African migrants sue Cameroon over US deportation deal
Thirty-six African migrants recently deported from the United States to Yaoundé have filed legal proceedings in Cameroonian courts, seeking protection from further deportation to their…
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Togolese opposition urges ECOWAS and au to impose sanctions over constitutional changes
A growing wave of international pressure is building against Lomé as 43 civil society organisations from Africa and the diaspora call for decisive sanctions against…
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Sénégal’s economic slowdown amid political turmoil
The transition to a new administration in Sénégal had raised hopes for economic revival after years of political turbulence preceding the 2024 presidential election. The…
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Cotonou boosts food safety with regulated vendors and port canteen
In the bustling port city of Cotonou, a transformative initiative is reshaping how street food vendors operate while elevating health and safety standards. The challenge…
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Three years after the coup, Niger’s challenges remain unmet
When General Abdourahamane Tiani seized power on July 26, 2023, his announcement of a military takeover was framed by three core promises: restoring national sovereignty,…
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President Faye meets Mouride Caliph in Touba before Grand Magal
In a notable pre-festival encounter in Sénégal, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye recently met with Serigne Mountakha Bassirou Mbacké, the revered general caliph of the Mourides.…
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Ebola outbreak in DRC intensifies as WHO chief visits Kinshasa
The World Health Organization has issued urgent warnings this week about a rapidly escalating Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), describing…
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Paul biya’s prolonged absence raises questions over Cameroon’s leadership
Where has Cameroon’s President Paul Biya disappeared to? This question lingers as civil society groups and opposition parties question not only his whereabouts but also…
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Bénin emerges as maritime forecasting leader with opera project initiative
The Republic of Benin has taken a decisive step forward in tackling the complex challenges of its coastline and the Gulf of Guinea. Through the…
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