Government Dismisses Rumors Amid President’s Prolonged Absence The Cameroonian government has moved to quell mounting speculation surrounding the health and whereabouts of President Paul Biya, who has not been seen

After 56 days without a word, Cameroon’s government has shattered weeks of silence with a clear message: President Paul Biya remains alive, and his return is imminent. Yet the announcement

Olympique Lyonnais kicks off their European campaign this Tuesday evening with a high-stakes third qualifying round first leg against Sparta Prague at the ePET ARENA. The French side faces a

Securing a US visa from Bamako has become a complex detour for Malian applicants. American consular authorities have shifted visa processing for Malians to Dakar, making Senegal’s capital the mandatory

The extended period of low visibility from Paul Biya, Cameroon’s head of state since 1982, continues to dominate the political discourse in Yaoundé. The persistent silence from the Etoudi Palace

Cameroon is currently preparing one of its most significant external financing operations since its January 2026 eurobond. According to the monthly public debt situation report for June 2026, the state

Senegal has seized the spotlight at the HAIP Friends Group forum in Tokyo to formally launch the Senegal AI Factory, a cornerstone of its new technological deal. The delegation, representing

Socceroos sensation Lucas Herrington, who captivated audiences during the 2026 World Cup, is on the cusp of a career-defining moment. The 18-year-old central defender, currently with the Colorado Rapids in

Cameroun: Paul Biya «est en vie…Il n’y a aucune vacance du pouvoir», selon le ministre de la Communication The Cameroonian government has finally addressed the prolonged 56-day absence of President

The Cameroun to Bangui trade route is set for a major overhaul following a landmark financing agreement. The World Bank has just committed $425 million to upgrade this critical 800-kilometer

Southwest Niger grapples with rising displacement following violent attacks Hundreds of residents in Niger’s southwestern region have been forced to flee their homes after a series of violent attacks struck

Niger’s southwest hit by terror attacks; thousands flee their homes The southwestern region of Niger, particularly around the Dosso area, has witnessed an unprecedented wave of displacement following a series