King mohamed vi highlights Morocco’s stability and strategic autonomy in national address
King Mohamed VI underscores Morocco’s stability, security, and strategic autonomy in national address His…
Month: July 2026
Congo democratic republic political tensions rise over constitutional changes
The constitutional court’s validation of the referendum law has reignited fierce debates across the…
Secure digital tools for Cameroon’s presidency remote operations
The ability to manage state affairs remotely—reviewing files, issuing directives, or approving administrative acts—is…
Imam kante’s sharp response to moundiaye cisse on ousmane sonko
In a highly anticipated political exchange, Imam Kanté has fired back at Moundiaye Cissé…
Paul Biya’s health fuels debate over free speech in Cameroon
PoliticsCameroon Paul Biya’s health fuels debate over free speech in Cameroon 29 July 2026…
Niger: 60 billion FCFA loans for irrigation and electricity, a bold move amid challenges
The West African Development Bank has committed a total of 60.6 billion FCFA—roughly $105…
Bénin customs disrupt explosive smuggling network in northern operation
In a bold move that underscores the country’s commitment to national security, Beninese customs…
Africa’s economic powerhouses: five countries dominate 60% of continental gdp
The latest economic data from the African Development Bank reveals a striking reality: just…
Ivory Coast’s digital economy surges with 4% boost in ITU global index
Ivory Coast climbs 4% in ITU’s digital economy ranking The Ivory Coast has made…
Niger: new partnership between CCR and IOM to boost national development
In a landmark meeting that underscored strategic alignment and renewed national dignity, high-level diplomatic…
Burkina Faso gold sector: balancing sovereignty and geopolitical risks
Burkina Faso is undergoing a sweeping transformation in how it manages its gold industry.…
Gabon faces sharp drop in electricity output in early 2026
The Gabonese electricity sector has recorded a dramatic decline in production during the first…