Dakar — The Pastef-Les Patriotes party, Senegal’s ruling majority, concluded its first national congress since its 2014 founding over the weekend in Dakar. The landmark event marked a strategic turning point, with party leader Ousmane Sonko outlining a bold new roadmap to strengthen the movement amid shifting political dynamics. The two-day gathering at the Dakar […]
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Ivorian press review: evacuations, elections and football fever dominate headlines
Evacuations sweep Abidjan as political tensions rise Abidjan, June 8, 2026 — The capital’s landscape is being reshaped by sweeping demolition and evacuation operations that have become the week’s most contentious issue. The crackdown on informal settlements has sparked heated debate, with public figures and media outlets weighing in on the government’s approach. Mixed reactions […]
Belgium ends diplomatic ties with Mali amid rising tensions
The Belgian government has confirmed the definitive closure of its embassy in Bamako, marking the end of decades of bilateral cooperation. Effective June 30, this decision underscores the worsening security climate in the Sahel and the growing hostility toward Western presence in Mali. End of an era in Mali-Belgium relations The June 5 announcement sent […]
Sonamines steps up oversight of gold miners in Cameroon
Cameroon’s national mining authority, Sonamines, is tightening its grip on gold operators across the country. Following a recent inspection sweep in the Adamaoua and East regions—key hubs for artisanal and semi-mechanized gold mining—Director General Serge Hervé Boyogueno delivered a blunt assessment of the sector’s shortcomings. Many operators are underperforming against production targets, while others face […]
Gabon-EU political dialogue resumes in Libreville with key focus areas
Libreville hosted the second session of the Gabon–European Union political dialogue on June 8, 2026, at the Palais des Congrès de la Cité de la Démocratie. Senior Gabonese officials and accredited EU member state representatives convened to assess progress on commitments made during the inaugural meeting. This structured exchange aligns with the provisions of the […]
Ebola outbreak in democratic republic of Congo reaches 515 confirmed cases
Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo intensifies: 515 cases and 91 deaths reported Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo — The Ebola virus disease outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo continues to spread, with health authorities reporting alarming figures as the crisis deepens in the Ituri province. Latest statistics reveal the severity of […]
Ebola outbreak in democratic republic of Congo: 515 cases and 91 deaths reported
The Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo strain, continues to escalate in the eastern regions of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Fresh data from the National Institute of Public Health (INSP) indicates that as of the latest health bulletin, there have been 515 confirmed cases, including 91 fatalities, translating to a […]
GCE 2026 exam postponement after leaked papers go viral
GCE 2026 exam postponement after leaked papers go viral A formal investigation is underway to identify those responsible for the leak, while the Ministry urges all 208,761 candidates to remain calm and prepare for the rescheduled exams. Armand Djaleu |1 hour ago|3 minutes read AAA Follow education updates on Google Summarize Listen Comment GCE 2026 […]
Gabon begins nationwide savers count after PosteBank collapse
The government has finally taken decisive action nine years after PosteBank SA’s collapse—a subsidiary of La Poste whose 2017 bankruptcy froze lifelong savings. On June 6, 2026, Libreville announced through the Ministry of Communication the launch of a comprehensive census of affected savers, a critical step toward compensation.
Gabon-EU talks: key issues on the agenda for june 8 summit
Gabon and the European Union are set to deepen their strategic partnership at a high-level dialogue slated for Monday, June 8, 2026, at the Palais des Congrès in Libreville. The upcoming meeting follows a preparatory session on June 4, led by Vice-President of the Government Hermann Immongault, aimed at aligning Gabon’s positions with those of […]
Hiv testing shortages in Morocco: why local producers get sidelined
Public health facilities across Morocco have faced alarming stockouts of HIV rapid tests for over a year, leaving patients without critical screening services. Meanwhile, local manufacturers stand ready with certified, domestically produced kits—available for immediate delivery upon order. This disconnect is not merely a logistical failure; it exposes a systemic flaw in the nation’s public […]
Turkey’s arms deal with Niger: the hidden cost of deferred payments
During his official visit to Ankara, General Abdourahamane Tchiani disrupted conventional diplomatic norms by disclosing that Recep Tayyip Erdogan had authorized the delivery of military equipment to Niger prior to any financial settlement. While Niamey’s leadership presents this as a gesture of solidarity, the deviation from standard international arms trade protocols reveals the underlying mechanics […]










