Omer Mbadi Special correspondent in Cameroon Cocoa Cocoa production struggles under economic pressures in Cameroon Family-run cocoa farms in Cameroon are facing mounting challenges as global market fluctuations and local

Bénin advances agricultural insurance to shield farmers from climate risks The Bénin government has achieved a significant milestone in agricultural insurance by disbursing 561.8 million FCFA to 94,905 rice and

Ousmane Sonko sounds alarm over institutional reversal in Dakar The president of Senegal’s National Assembly delivered a fiery critique of institutional drift during a rally in Dahra Djoloff, warning of

A significant military aid shipment, comprising four fully equipped helicopters, has arrived in Niamey, Niger’s capital. The consignment, sent by Algeria’s Ministry of National Defense (MDN), marks a strategic reinforcement

Laurent Gbagbo, former President of Côte d’Ivoire and current leader of the Parti des Peuples Africains-Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI), has announced a strategic move to delegate key presidential responsibilities to five

After a failed medical examination derailed a potential transfer to Inter Milan due to undisclosed cardiac concerns, Israel international Anan Khalaili is now set to make a record-breaking switch to

football UCL qualifying Paulo Fonseca outlines Lyon’s must-win strategy against Sparta Prague The Portuguese manager confirms the 4-3-3 formation and key attacking trio for Tuesday’s high-stakes return leg at Groupama

Since the swearing-in of the upper chamber of Parliament and the election of former president Patrice Talon as its speaker, Bénin’s digital landscape has buzzed with speculation. Some claim this

AES condemns Nigerian President’s remarks on Sahel insecurity The Foreign Minister of Burkina Faso, Jean Marie Traoré, summoned the Nigerian Charge d’Affaires in Ouagadougou following comments by Nigerian President Bola

The political landscape in Senegal has long been defined by shifting loyalties and fluid alliances, a phenomenon that has only intensified in recent decades. What began as occasional political realignments

At a weekend gathering in Mékhé Village, Méouane commune, political leaders and local officials convened under the leadership of Aminata Touré, Supervising General of the Kiiraay/Les Patriotes Républicains party. In

Paul Biya’s prolonged absence: is Cameroon losing momentum? Since June 7, 2026, when Cameroon’s president departed Yaoundé for a purported ‘short private stay in Europe,’ the nation has operated in