The Cameroonian government has approved Prometal’s request to secure 90 megawatts of power directly from the Electricity Development Corporation (EDC), the state-owned electricity asset management company. Final contract negotiations will

Across the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly in its sprawling capital Kinshasa, the political opposition recently orchestrated a ‘journée ville morte,’ or ‘dead city’ day. This bold initiative served as

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Cameroon’s fourth national census is encountering significant operational challenges. Initially slated for completion on May 29, the critical population and housing enumeration exercise has been extended by two months through

Niger and Algeria have marked a significant advancement in their energy collaboration by formalizing three new cooperation agreements. This pivotal signing, which took place within the framework of bilateral discussions

A landmark Algerian-Nigerien solidarity power plant has officially opened in Gorou Banda, a key area on the outskirts of Niamey. The inauguration ceremony saw the participation of Nigerien Prime Minister

Landmark sessions unfolded at the Yaoundé Military Tribunal on June 1 and 2, 2026, delivering a turning point in the murder investigation of journalist Martinez Zogo. The prosecution’s case gained

Échange entre Édouard Bizimana et Floribert Anzuluni Sécurité Thursday 4 June 2026 – 07:17 Burundi, currently holding the African Union presidency and a key witness to the Washington Peace Accord

While global attention remains largely fixed on conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, a profound humanitarian emergency continues to deepen across the Sahel, largely unnoticed. This extensive region is

On Wednesday, June 3, 2026, President of the Republic, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, held a significant meeting with the newly appointed Director General of Taxes, Edith Laure Mbiguidi Oyaya. She

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Gabon is setting ambitious economic targets for its next five-year development cycle, with a total investment envelope of 27 trillion FCFA under the National Growth and Development Plan (PNCD) 2026-2030.