Internal power struggles surface within Pastef in Ziguinchor In Ziguinchor, the simmering internal conflict within Pastef has erupted into the open, pitting Djibril Sonko against Bassirou Coly in a clear

Bénin’s ombudsman role now held by Razacki Amouda Issifou after institutional reform Béninese lawmakers have enacted a significant reform altering the method for appointing the Republic’s Ombudsman. Under this new

Gabon’s President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially received the credentials of five newly accredited ambassadors yesterday at the Bord de mer Palace. The ceremony marked the formal start of their

Business Cameroon’s airport operator clears key step toward premium stock exchange listing Insights from a review workshop held June 24, 2026, in Kribi confirm readiness for the next phase of

Gabon targets 7% growth by 2030 with bold economic reforms A decade of stagnant economic growth below 5% has pushed Gabon to break free from its traditional reliance on raw

Civilian lives in Rutshuru territory, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), are being devastated by a coalition of armed groups operating alongside government forces. Reports confirm that the Collectif

The Democratic Republic of Congo has escalated its fight against the Ebola outbreak by implementing a strict 21-day quarantine for individuals arriving from affected regions. This decisive measure comes in

Could the Benin-Niger border reopen soon? Regional analysts suggest the three-year closure may finally ease as diplomatic talks gain momentum. On June 20, the Nigerien Interior Minister, General Mohamed Toumba,

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Having finished fifth and missed out on qualification for the highly lucrative Champions League, Olympique de Marseille finds itself in a precarious financial situation. The substantial revenue shortfall resulting from

The return of Shell to Gabon marks a significant milestone for the country’s oil industry. A decade after its exit, the Anglo-Dutch energy giant is set to re-enter Gabon’s sedimentary

Morocco is set to close a decade-long discussion as the government confirms the permanent discontinuation of daylight saving time (GMT+1) starting next summer. The decision follows Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch’s