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Tchad N’Djamena’s urban transport: the imperative for structured minibus stops Partager As N’Djamena experiences rapid demographic and urban transformation, the role of public transportation becomes increasingly vital. In Chad’s capital, the movement of minibuses, which serve as the primary mode of transit for a significant portion of the population, still operates within a largely unregulated […]
Côte d’Ivoire: is a sheep shortage looming before Tabaski? The recent decision by Burkina Faso to indefinitely halt its livestock exports has ignited significant concern across Côte d’Ivoire. With the upcoming Tabaski celebration, Côte d’Ivoire anticipates a demand for approximately 350,000 head of livestock, 75% of which traditionally comes from neighboring nations. This raises the […]
“If the Russian mercenaries depart, we will return home,” declares Mosso, a Malian refugee in Mauritania, articulating a cautious optimism for repatriation. His hope surged following significant attacks in late April against the Malian army and its Russian allies from Africa Corps. These coordinated assaults, launched by the Front de libération de l’Azawad (FLA) separatists […]
The third annual mobile phones and applications exhibition has officially opened its doors in Abidjan, underscoring Côte d’Ivoire’s strategic commitment to cultivate a robust digital mobile sector. This significant event brings together a diverse array of stakeholders, including equipment manufacturers, innovative application developers, leading telecom operators, and key institutional representatives. In a nation where smartphones […]
Tchad Chad and China forge stronger bonds through cultural exchange The national final of the Chinese language competition in Chad solidifies deep cultural and academic connections between Chad and China, marking a vibrant six-year partnership through the Confucius Institute. — 3 min de lecture Partager The national final of the global Chinese language competition, an […]
Chad and Turkey forge security tech alliance The Republic of Chad and Turkey are actively exploring an advanced technological collaboration, primarily focused on enhancing national security, bolstering cybersecurity defenses, and creating significant opportunities for the nation’s youth, spearheaded by IF Elektronik Ltd. On May 14, 2026, a significant meeting took place as Chad’s Ministry of […]
The upcoming celebration of Ramadan, a period marked by heightened spiritual devotion and increased consumption, has cast a shadow over Burkina Faso’s livestock sector. Under the stewardship of Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the government’s decision to impose a blanket ban on livestock exports has plunged local herders and traders into an unprecedented economic crisis. Export restrictions […]
In a solemn and emotionally charged setting beneath the golden hues of the Republic, President Patrice Talon presided over what appears to be the final council of ministers for his current administration. Marking the conclusion of a governmental cycle, the Head of State seized the opportunity to convey a message of gratitude, apology, and future […]
West Africa’s democratic crossroads: the term limits standoff The Economic Community of West African States (CEDEAO) is facing its most serious internal rift in years, driven by a fundamental disagreement over presidential term limits. At the heart of the dispute, Côte d’Ivoire, Togo and Senegal have dug in their heels against Benin’s push for strict […]
Paris Saint-Germain claims 14th Ligue 1 championship with Safonov’s heroics at Lens Despite a less-than-brilliant display, Paris Saint-Germain secured their 14th French championship title, and fifth in a row, by defeating Lens 2-0 on Wednesday night, largely thanks to a formidable performance from goalkeeper Matveï Safonov. The inevitable has finally arrived. Paris Saint-Germain, already 99% […]
In Central African Republic’s Haut-Mbomou region, Russian mercenaries are reportedly instituting brutal torture methods, including crucifixion, reminiscent of ancient times.
The transition government in Burkina Faso faces a critical financial reckoning. Despite bold declarations of sovereignty from Ouagadougou, credible reports confirm that Captain Ibrahim Traoré dispatched an official delegation to Abidjan to request urgent financial assistance. This move exposes an unsustainable budgetary crisis that the military leadership can no longer conceal. Sovereignty rhetoric collides with […]