Gabon dismisses 1,473 ghost workers, saves 11 billion CFA francs
The Gabonese government has taken decisive action against payroll fraud. More than 1,400 state employees have been formally dismissed for abandoning their posts, following a…
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Burkina Faso’s NGO directive: the 80 % spending mandate explained
What the new NGO regulation actually requires The Burkinabè government has unveiled a fresh regulatory framework for non-governmental organisations, presenting it as a tool for…
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Benin overtakes Egypt and Morocco to lead africa’s startup funding charts
Benin has surged past Egypt and Morocco in startup financing volumes, marking a dramatic realignment in Africa’s venture capital landscape. The small West African nation,…
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Gabon takes a seat at the UN General Assembly Bureau as Tassyla-Ye-Doumbeneny leads the delegation
Gabon is taking part in the 81st United Nations General Assembly, which opened on 22 September in New York, United States, with a new responsibility…
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Djenné attack exposes fuel blockade crisis crippling Mali’s army in Mopti
Mopti, Mali — A strategic crossroads in central Mali fell to insurgents in a matter of minutes, underscoring how a fuel blockade is eroding the…
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Benin court keeps Candide Azannaï in custody as coup inquiry continues
Cotonou — Benin’s judiciary has once again shown its determination to let the law take its full course in the high-profile case stemming from the…
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Benin’s Supreme Court rejects General Houndégnon’s cassation appeal, clearing path to CRIET trial
COTONOU — Benin’s highest court has definitively closed the procedural chapter of one of the country’s most closely watched cases. On Thursday, September 24, 2026,…
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Benin chairs AU peace and security council session at UN, puts good neighborliness at heart of Africa’s security response
Benin chairs AU peace and security council session at UN, puts good neighborliness at heart of Africa’s security response On the sidelines of the 81st…
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Senegal: Diomaye Faye refuses to rule out dissolving Sonko-led parliament
Senegal Senegal: Diomaye Faye refuses to rule out dissolving Sonko-led parliament Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has acknowledged his political break with Ousmane Sonko and…
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Cameroon’s youth speak out on social media’s grip in #PSE debate
Young Cameroonians take the floor in #PSE to discuss social media’s real impact Social platforms inform, entertain, and connect people — but they can also…
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Kemi Seba protected by Niamey while Niger strips its own citizens: the coherence problem facing Tiani
Niamey is stripping some of its own citizens of nationality while continuing to shield Kemi Seba, a Beninese national wanted by Cotonou’s courts. The contradiction…
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Gabon’s poultry import ban: a direct test of economic sovereignty
Economy Gabon’s poultry import ban: a direct test of economic sovereignty Libreville, Thursday 24 September 2026 – The dispute between Libreville and Washington over poultry…
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