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Kinshasa’s ‘dead city’ protest against constitutional revision: a test for Félix Tshisékédi

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As the proposed constitutional amendment continues its quiet progression, significant voices are rising in opposition, denouncing perceived attempts to consolidate power. On June 3rd, political opponents and civil society actors, unified under the banner of the C 64, urged Congolese citizens to observe a

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One year after opposition leader’s arrest in Chad: a year of political repression

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Togo embraces visa-free policy to boost regional integration

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The Togolese government has taken a decisive step toward enhancing regional integration by announcing the complete abolition of entry visas for all African nationals. This landmark policy mirrors the successful approach adopted by neighboring Bénin since 2016, positioning Lomé as a key player in fostering free movement across Africa. Lomé follows Cotonou’s lead Foreign policy […]
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N’djamena’s struggle: anti-smoking laws fall short in Chad’s capital

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Despite robust legislation enacted over fifteen years ago, public smoking continues largely unchecked across Chad, especially within its bustling capital, N’Djamena. Enforcement remains notably lax. A brief stroll through N’Djamena vividly illustrates the stark contrast between written law and daily reality. In prominent marketplaces like the Central Market or Dembé, vendors and shoppers openly light […]