Burkina Faso’s gold under russian flag sparks sovereignty concerns
Ouagadougou’s strategic pivot toward Moscow raises questions about true independence The transition government led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré has made no secret of its ambition:…
View More Burkina Faso’s gold under russian flag sparks sovereignty concernsGabon’s ambassador in Tunisia outlines key diplomatic priorities
Following his appointment in March 2024 and the presentation of his credentials to Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed on November 6, 2025, Gabon’s Ambassador to Tunisia,…
View More Gabon’s ambassador in Tunisia outlines key diplomatic prioritiesGeopolitical tensions surge after Niamey airport attack amid Bénin-Niger border talks
The violent incident that unfolded on June 18, 2026, at Niamey’s international airport has sent shockwaves through West Africa, coinciding with critical negotiations over the…
View More Geopolitical tensions surge after Niamey airport attack amid Bénin-Niger border talksDRC bishops warn constitutional changes threaten national unity
DRC bishops warn constitutional changes threaten national unity Mgr Donatien Nshole, Secretary General of CENCO Politics Saturday, June 20, 2026 – 12:15 The National Episcopal…
View More DRC bishops warn constitutional changes threaten national unityCôte d’Ivoire: top executive of CNTIG honoured for geospatial innovation
The Director-General of Côte d’Ivoire’s National Committee for Remote Sensing and Geographical Information (CNTIG), Dr. Edouard Fonh-Gbéi, was awarded a prestigious prize on Thursday, 18…
View More Côte d’Ivoire: top executive of CNTIG honoured for geospatial innovationPsg targets portuguese midfielder amid fierce competition
The reigning Ligue 1 champions, Paris Saint-Germain, are gearing up for a potential summer shake-up despite a relatively quiet transfer window so far. With rivals…
View More Psg targets portuguese midfielder amid fierce competitionSenegal’s constitutional council verdict in Ousmane Sonko case sparks debate
The recent ruling by the Constitutional Council regarding the reinstatement of Ousmane Sonko to the National Assembly has ignited intense debate and legal scrutiny across…
View More Senegal’s constitutional council verdict in Ousmane Sonko case sparks debateBurkina Faso revisits bike lanes policy with Mio motorcycles inclusion
In Burkina Faso, a new traffic regulation allowing compact Mio motorcycles to share bicycle lanes has sparked mixed reactions. While some commuters praise the initiative…
View More Burkina Faso revisits bike lanes policy with Mio motorcycles inclusionCôte d’Ivoire breaks ground on innovative cashew shell biochar plant near Abidjan
On June 18, 2026, Ivorian officials inaugurated a cutting-edge biochar production facility in Attinguié, located within the PK 31 industrial zone on the outskirts of…
View More Côte d’Ivoire breaks ground on innovative cashew shell biochar plant near AbidjanGabon unveils bold 2026 energy vision at African forum
The Gabonese government has officially unveiled its Energy Plan 2026-2035 at the African Energy Forum in Cape Town, positioning Libreville as a key player in…
View More Gabon unveils bold 2026 energy vision at African forumTurkey falls to paraguay despite one-man advantage in second half
Turkey bows out of World Cup after Paraguay upset despite second-half man advantage The Turkish national team suffered a painful 0-1 defeat to Paraguay, marking…
View More Turkey falls to paraguay despite one-man advantage in second halfLibreville’s digital blackout exposes power payment system vulnerabilities
Libreville residents are grappling with an unexpected crisis as a crippling computer glitch has left the city in the dark—literally. With temperatures soaring, the breakdown…
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