For an extended period, the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) stood as a central point of political friction, consistently creating obstacles in the relationship between the governing body and opposition factions.

On May 11, 2026, transport and logistics stakeholders from Cameroon, Chad, and the Central African Republic convened in N’Djamena for the fifth tripartite forum focused on transit efficiency through Cameroonian

The Paris Saint-Germain are on the brink of securing their latest Ligue 1 title following a dramatic late victory over Stade Brestois. Now, the Parisians face a decisive away fixture

Asset disclosure is once again emerging as a pivotal test of credibility for Senegal’s executive branch. Reports from Dakar indicate that numerous government ministers are reportedly failing to meet this

The significant 45 billion CFA franc arms contract, signed during former President Macky Sall’s administration, has reached a critical phase in its legal proceedings. Following a formal complaint from Senegal’s

The government of Chad is pushing forward with a strategic initiative to revitalize the transit corridors connecting N’Djamena to Douala and Bangui. This ambitious logistical modernization program aims to streamline

On Thursday, May 7, 2026, the President of the Council and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces embarked on a critical visit to the front lines of Operation Koundjoaré, situated

Since late April, jihadist groups have enforced a road blockade around Bamako, Mali’s capital, triggering a crisis that has forced over a dozen road transport companies to halt operations to

The Chadian air force responded swiftly following the “devastating night attacks”—as described by Modern Ghana—carried out by jihadist groups on the Barka Tolorom military base. The assault on May 4

The Champions League final is scheduled to take place in Budapest on May 30 at 6:00 PM. While Paris supporters will be without traditional fan zones in the city streets,

Over the past year, Senegal’s public debt has emerged as the primary point of contention between the government led by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and the Bretton Woods institutions. On

This Monday, following the presentation of the SONEMIC (National Mining and Marketing Company) annual report and a recap of its mission, Chad’s Minister of Mines, Fatimé Haram Acyl, expressed pride