Actualité AFRIQUE Loi anti-LGBT+ au Sénégal : Paris hausse le ton, Dakar défend sa souveraineté Par Afrik Soir – 21 mai 2026 0 11 FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp = Relations between Senegal and

Former Ivorian minister Auguste Miremont: “President Ouattara learned the most from President Houphouët-Boigny” Auguste Miremont At 85, Auguste Miremont is a living archive of Côte d’Ivoire’s political history. As the

The Office National pour l’Organisation du Pèlerinage (ORGEP) has issued a strict set of guidelines for Chadian pilgrims preparing for the Hajj 2026, following a high-level international conference in Jeddah

Afrique Patrice Talon bids farewell to Benin’s citizens In a heartfelt message released this Monday, the outgoing President of Benin expressed profound gratitude to the nation’s people for their unwavering

During a meeting in Rabat, Côte d’Ivoire’s Foreign Minister Kacou Adom reaffirmed his country’s unwavering support for Morocco’s royal-led initiatives aimed at boosting Africa’s development. «Côte d’Ivoire stands firmly behind

As Eid al-Adha approaches, the streets of N’Djamena are buzzing with activity. Markets across the capital are overflowing with shoppers, while livestock markets teem with activity despite rising prices. Authorities

Bénin stands on the cusp of a significant political transition, and Wilfried Léandre Houngbédji, the Deputy Secretary General and government spokesperson, has addressed the impending change in his role. With

This morning, the Supreme Court in N’Djamena is under tight security as National Guard, gendarmerie, and police units maintain a strong presence throughout the premises. Entry to the court complex

Ousmane Sonko launches ambitious Senegal market renewal initiative Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has issued a stark warning concerning the dilapidated state of Senegal’s markets, emphasizing the advanced age and deterioration

Tchad: high-stakes supreme court trial begins for opposition leader Succès Masra The trial of opposition figure Succès Masra has commenced at the Supreme Court under heavy security measures, with the

As Tabaski celebrations approach, Bamako is now fully stocked with sheep, a stark contrast to recent shortages caused by security threats. The animals can be seen grazing along major boulevards