Tshisekedi’s visit to Libreville: strengthening bonds between Gabon and DRC Libreville, Saturday, August 15, 2026 — The three-day working and friendship visit of Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo to Libreville has set

Football transfers Dayann Methalie’s £30m move to Premier League sealed as Sunderland finalize deal After weeks of back-and-forth, Toulouse and Sunderland have reached a complete agreement for Dayann Methalie’s transfer

Starting this Saturday, August 15, 2026, fuel prices in Senegal are set to climb sharply. The supercarburant will rise to 990 F CFA per litre, while diesel will jump to

The judicial proceedings following Cameroon’s 2025 presidential election remain mired in procedural delays, leaving scores of detainees in legal limbo. Nearly two years after the vote, hearings continue at a

Gabon’s President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema welcomed Sidi Ould Tah, President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), to Libreville for a strategic meeting aimed at deepening economic cooperation between the

life in Dakar: why essential goods cost more than in Paris A recently viral video shines a spotlight on Dakar’s soaring living costs, revealing how staples like chicken—priced at 2,610

Under Gabon’s skies, the contrast between a challenging past and a promising future is increasingly visible. Concrete actions, emerging projects, and unwavering political determination are reshaping the nation’s trajectory, aligning

Newcastle United is racing against time to complete the transfer of Benfica’s versatile defender, Amar Dedic, before the Premier League curtain-raiser against Liverpool. The Magpies have agreed in principle on

A massive ransom payment of nearly $50 million, disbursed in late 2025 to secure the release of foreign hostages held by Al-Qaïda-affiliated militants in Mali, has become a turning point

Algeria and Niger have taken a significant step forward in regional energy integration, marking a new chapter in bilateral cooperation. The landmark agreement between Algeria’s Sonatrach and Niger’s Sonidep is

When Shared Promises Fade into Unkept Commitments Once united in their commitment to oppose the President’s exit from the High Council of the Judiciary—despite its inclusion in their reform agenda—they

Algeria has launched a series of diplomatic and economic initiatives toward Mali and Niger in recent months, seeking to counter Morocco‘s growing presence in the Sahel. After a year and