In Côte d’Ivoire, the cashew harvest season is in full swing, yet producers in the Bounkani region are facing significant challenges. The Cotton and Cashew Council expects this year’s output to reach just over 1.3 million tonnes—a figure consistent with recent trends—but still a drop of 200,000 tonnes compared to the previous season. The decline is particularly pronounced in the Bounkani area, located in the country’s north-east, where erratic rainfall patterns have disrupted farming cycles.
D. Rice Arsenal Premier League B. Saka Declan Rice has revealed the immense pressure he felt as Arsenal pursued their first Premier League title in 22 years, waiting for any misstep from Manchester City. The England international confessed he had to temporarily distance himself from his teammates, unable to bear watching the decisive match unfold […]
Ousmane Sonko’s Press Conference: A New Direction for Pastef’s Policies In a press conference held today, Ousmane Sonko, President of the Pastef party, outlined a comprehensive policy vision aimed at reshaping the political and economic landscape. The declaration emphasized national sovereignty, social justice, and institutional reform as core pillars of the party’s agenda. Key Highlights […]
In Chad, a recent court decision sentencing eight prominent figures from the Groupe de concertations des acteurs politiques (GCAP) to eight years in prison has ignited a fierce political storm. Five days following the verdict, Hissein Abdoulaye, the spokesperson for the opposition coalition, broke his silence to vehemently denounce what he perceives as a […]
