Strugling road linking Douala to Bafoussam raises safety concerns

Society strugling road linking Douala to Bafoussam raises safety concerns Cameroon’s critical Douala-Bafoussam highway shows severe deterioration, contributing to alarming fatality rates and economic disruption. Once Cameroon’s most reliable trade

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N’Djamena validates mapping of gender-based violence support services

Mapping GBV support services in N’Djamena The Association of Feminist Leaders for Access to Rights and Gender Equity in Chad (AFLADEGT) is hosting a validation workshop from August 12 to

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Rising living costs in Chad: expert urges market price monitoring

Surviving on 2,000 francs CFA per day is a harsh reality for countless families in Chad. For households with five to six members, this amounts to roughly 375 francs per

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Traditional leaders in Bénin: trust persists but calls grow for political neutrality

Roots of influence: traditional authority in Bénin In Bénin, traditional leaders stand as pillars of cultural heritage, deeply woven into the fabric of local communities. Their roles extend beyond symbolic

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Cameroon: 38 young prisoners regain freedom after paying body penalties

Cameroon: 38 young prisoners regain freedom after paying body penalties RF Sun, Aug 9, 2026, 4:43 PM UTC In Bafoussam, 38 young detainees walked free after struggling to pay court-imposed

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Cotonou enhances food safety and hygiene with regulated street vendors and port canteen

Key challenges How can Cotonou’s street food vendors maintain their livelihoods near the port area while ensuring safety and hygiene for both sellers and customers? Initiative spotlight Recognizing the unsafe

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Eco-friendly shopping in Bamako how Mali’s bio markets thrive on local produce

With a rising demand for fresh, locally sourced and affordable food, Bamako’s bio markets are gaining traction in Mali. A decade-long initiative by the Mali Solidarity Network in Agroecology and

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Unseen hands: how migrant women power Senegal’s economy silently

The continent of Africa pauses each July 31st to honor its women, a tradition rooted in the historic 1962 Dar es Salaam women’s conference that later led to the creation

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Côte d’Ivoire celebrates women’s vital role in nation-building ahead of independence day

In a landmark initiative ahead of the 66th anniversary of Côte d’Ivoire’s independence, the NGO Femme Ivoirienne en Politique (FIP) has launched the first-ever National Week honoring women who have

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Senegal’s Grand Magal 2026: Mouride Leader Urges Peace Ahead of Celebrations

Spiritual Leader Welcomes National Assembly President Ahead of Touba Pilgrimage The holy city of Touba is buzzing with anticipation as the nation prepares for the Grand Magal of Touba on

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Sénégal: Mariama Sonko empowers rural women through agroecology

In the heart of Niaguis, a small town in Casamance, Mariama Sonko has spent over three decades championing women’s financial independence through agriculture and agroecology. Born into a farming family,

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Côte d’Ivoire’s education transformation through digital innovation in 2026

The Journées ouvertes pour l’utilisation de la recherche et de l’innovation en éducation (JOURIE 2026) kicked off in Abidjan this week, marking a pivotal moment in Côte d’Ivoire’s educational evolution.

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