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Lyon faces sparta prague in crucial champions league qualifier
Olympique Lyonnais kicks off their 2026-2027 European campaign this evening with a high-stakes Champions League qualifier against Sparta Prague. The match, taking place in the Czech Republic, marks Lyon’s first
Read MoreGabon’s state visit to Sierra Leone strengthens economic ties
During a recent state visit to Freetown, the Gabonese head of state underscored the nation’s commitment to deepening diplomatic and economic collaboration with Sierra Leone. This mission reflects a broader
Read MoreCameroun: Paul Biya’s absence stirs military reshuffle and succession fears
Absence of a 93-year-old leader and military shifts raise alarm in Yaoundé A 93-year-old president, 57 days out of the public eye, and a series of controversial military appointments are
Read MoreGabon and China celebrate decades of strong ties with medical and military cooperation
The 99th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) was commemorated in Libreville, marking five decades of diplomatic friendship between Gabon and China. The event, held
Read MoreCameroon government confirms Paul Biya’s imminent return after prolonged absence
Cameroon — After nearly two months out of the public eye, Cameroonian authorities have broken their silence. The government confirms that President Paul Biya remains alive and announces his upcoming
Read MoreSénégal: deciphering bassirou diomaye faye’s strategic approach toward ousmane sonko
In the vibrant political landscape of Sénégal, understanding the strategic maneuvers of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, particularly concerning his relationship with Ousmane Sonko, is crucial for anyone following Sahel current
Read MoreN’Djamena weddings blend sudanese and chadian traditions
Weddings in N’Djamena are undergoing a cultural shift that blends Chadian and Sudanese traditions, raising concerns about the future of local customs. Modern ceremonies are gradually replacing traditional practices, sparking
Read MoreCameroon: president biya’s extended european stay fuels succession and transparency debates
Eight weeks after departing for what was described as a “brief private visit to Europe,” Cameroonian President Paul Biya remains abroad. At 93 years old, the head of state inadvertently
Read MoreSenegal and Gambia sign final border deal after july incident
Senegal and Gambia have reached a landmark agreement to definitively settle their long-standing border dispute through mutual consensus. This breakthrough, announced by the Permanent Senegalese-Gambian Secretariat, follows weeks of heightened
Read MoreSpace forum africa 2026: how satellites are driving africa’s development
In Lomé, Space Forum Africa 2026 shifted perspectives. From July 28 to 30, policymakers, researchers, investors, and innovators delved into an understated truth: space technologies are no longer just about
Read MoreMorocco warns spain of migration surge risk from spanish court ruling
Morocco issues advance warning to Spain over court decision A top Moroccan official has revealed that Rabat alerted Madrid weeks before the unprecedented migration surge into the Spanish enclave of
Read MoreCameroun faces 300 billion FCFA gap without new IMF deal by 2027
Cameroon has placed the renewal of its partnership with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) at the heart of its next three-year budget plan. The Medium-Term Economic and Budgetary Programming Document
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