Government ensures school meals during CEP 2026 exams The Benin government has taken a proactive step to support primary school students ahead of the 2026…
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Senegal’s democratic shift: parliament’s new role explained
The current landscape in Senegal is sparking intense discussions about the nation’s democratic future. As the role of Parliament undergoes a significant transformation, the conversation…
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The Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi has become the focal point of global attention as a pivotal summit unfolds. Co-chaired by French President…
View More Nairobi summit redefines french-african partnership through innovationMali’s northern roads: a stark reality ignored by Bamako
Burnt-out vehicle husks, rotting food supplies, and lifeless bodies strewn along roadsides paint a grim picture of the crucial supply routes in northern Mali. A…
View More Mali’s northern roads: a stark reality ignored by BamakoHow the EU sees Togo as a strategic partner in Sahel stability
The European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its partnership with Togo amid escalating international tensions. Speaking in Lomé during the celebration of…
View More How the EU sees Togo as a strategic partner in Sahel stabilityNiger suspends international media outlets amid national security concerns
Niger takes strict action against foreign media for alleged threats to national security The Nigerien National Observatory of Communication (ONC), led by Ibrahim Manzo Diallo,…
View More Niger suspends international media outlets amid national security concernsSecurity groups in central african republic Wagner vs africa corps dilemma
security groups in central african republic Wagner vs africa corps dilemma The Central African Republic (CAR) currently faces a critical decision: entrust its stability to…
View More Security groups in central african republic Wagner vs africa corps dilemmaUrban greening in Burkina Faso transforms cities and combats heat
The national landscaping initiative in Burkina Faso is turning urban centers green, with plans to create 80 new green spaces, 60 landscaped roundabouts, and 65…
View More Urban greening in Burkina Faso transforms cities and combats heatCôte d’Ivoire aims for leadership in the African space industry
The space economy is becoming a central pillar of Côte d’Ivoire’s development strategy, as the nation aspires to establish itself as a major continental hub.…
View More Côte d’Ivoire aims for leadership in the African space industryUnveiling faure gnassingbé’s alleged role in Mali’s april 25 destabilization
While Lomé frequently positions itself as a key mediator in the sub-region, a more troubling narrative is reportedly emerging from Western diplomatic circles. According to…
View More Unveiling faure gnassingbé’s alleged role in Mali’s april 25 destabilizationKalidou Koulibaly injury leaves Sénégal in suspense ahead of the World Cup
“In my three decades in football, I have never witnessed an injury quite like the one sustained by Kalidou Koulibaly.” These words from Al-Hilal manager…
View More Kalidou Koulibaly injury leaves Sénégal in suspense ahead of the World CupArthur zagré switches to Burkina Faso national team
Arthur Zagré, a left-back with a rich footballing history, has made a life-changing decision by switching his international allegiance to Burkina Faso. The 24-year-old, who…
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