Sahel Reporter

The partnership between Gabon and the European Union is entering a new phase. Libreville is signaling to its European partners that the era of public development aid, which has structured

The announcement that Guinean group SONOCO plans to produce 15 million chickens per year in Gabon has reignited the debate on economic sovereignty and the role of local entrepreneurs. While

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), one of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions, will hold a major international event in Libreville in the coming months, focused on digital innovation

In a move to streamline public expenditure, Nigerien authorities have decided to dissolve several bodies attached to the presidency and the prime minister’s cabinet. The stated goal is to sharply

Noham Kamara has completed his permanent switch from Paris Saint-Germain to Olympique Lyonnais after the Ligue 1 side activated the purchase option in his loan deal. The 19-year-old French youth

The 8th session of the Morocco-Argentina joint commission convened in Buenos Aires on Thursday, with both delegations underscoring the robustness of their economic partnership and their shared political stance on

In a move that has stirred debate across Niamey, Niger’s transitional authorities have issued a decree revoking the nationality of Dr. Mayra Djibrine, president of the Alliance of Democrats of

The Mobile Brigade for Economic Control and Fraud Repression (BMCRF) has taken a firm stance against the skyrocketing and unjustified cement prices on the domestic market. The regulatory body is

In a rapidly deteriorating security environment, the release of a new video by the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM) on Thursday, June 11, 2026, has plunged

The journey of Moroccan women into political life has been a steady climb marked by legal reforms, grassroots advocacy, and an unfinished quest for genuine parity. As the September 2026

US ambassador says ‘honoured’ to host Moroccan Sahara officials “We thank our partners from Laâyoune and Dakhla for their presence and their commitment to peace and the future of this

Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara met with two high-profile visitors at the presidential palace in Abidjan: Ousmane Diagana, World Bank vice-president for West and Central Africa, and Philippe Van De