Les rebelles du M23 à Kibumba During a recent online forum hosted by Stanis Bujakera Tshiamala, political analyst Christian Moleka presented a nuanced evaluation of Kinshasa’s military and diplomatic strategies

During the Democratic Republic of Congo’s tenure as president of the United Nations Security Council, Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Francophonie, presided

Key Developments July 12, 2026: Ousmane Sonko, serving as National Assembly President, publicly accused President Bassirou Diomaye Faye in Touba of straying from their shared Pastef party commitments. Public Debt

Key takeaways Dates: The African Economic Conference convened from July 10 to 12, 2026, in Abidjan. Organizers: Jointly orchestrated by the African Development Bank, the United Nations Development Programme, and

Key facts 59 fatalities: Côte d’Ivoire’s flood toll since mid-May 2026, with over 20 in Attécoubé alone 5 affected districts: Nématoulaye, Djéné écaré, Santé 3, Cité Fairmont and Attécoubé 3

In Cameroon, the intersection of spiritual devotion and political leadership has found a prominent figure in Paul Atanga Nji. As Minister of State in charge of Religious Affairs, he embodies

France vs Spain world cup semifinal clash: why this match is dubbed the unofficial final For the third time in as many major tournaments over the past three years, France

The French Prime Minister is set to embark on a significant two-day visit to Rabat, aimed at deepening the strategic partnership between France and Morocco. This marks a pivotal moment

Ousmane Sonko’s recent visit to Touba and Mbacké proved to be a pivotal occasion, transforming into a series of political platforms where he delivered powerful indictments. Following the launch rally

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s National Financial Intelligence Unit (CENAREF) has officially become a member of the Egmont Group, a crucial international network comprising financial intelligence units from 170 nations.

How can academic research better align with the nation’s evolving needs? That was the central question addressed when leaders of Togo’s UNESCO academic chairs convened in Lomé on July 9,

Political analyst Idrissa Fall Cissé has compiled a detailed timeline of Ousmane Sonko’s public appearances, spanning his tenure as Prime Minister and his subsequent shift into opposition politics. The chronological