Why Bradley Barcola is built to succeed at Liverpool and outshine Florian Wirtz

Bradley Barcola is destined to adapt to the physical demands of the Premier League much faster than Florian Wirtz, following his massive £123 million ($166 million) transfer to Liverpool in

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Togo explores nuclear options at global energy summit in London

The participation of President Faure Gnassingbé at the World Nuclear Symposium in London comes at a pivotal moment as nuclear power regains prominence in global energy planning. For Togo, the

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Gabon seeks to modernise its transport networks by emulating the Senegalese model

During an official working visit to Dakar, the Gabonese Minister of State for Transport, Merchant Marine, and Logistics, Ulrich Manfoumbi Manfoumbi, held strategic talks with his Senegalese counterpart, Abdoul Ahad

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Al-Qaeda affiliate JNIM ambushes Russian African Corps convoy in Mali

A deadly ambush targeted a joint military convoy comprising Russian African Corps fighters and Malian government troops in the Mopti region, highlighting the persistent security challenges in the area. Details

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Togo : la préservation du pouvoir de Faure Gnassingbé à l’épreuve de la confiance populaire

Après plus de deux décennies à la tête du Togo, Faure Gnassingbé fait face à un dilemme de plus en plus complexe : comment maintenir son autorité lorsque la confiance

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Tafsir Thioye publicly challenges accusations made by Ousmane Sonko

The political climate in Dakar is growing increasingly intense. Tafsir Thioye, a prominent civil society figure and vocal critic of the ruling majority, has openly refuted the recent allegations made

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Côte d’Ivoire prepares to host the landmark FIDD 2026 sustainable development forum

Green funding, carbon credits, and pioneering business opportunities will take center stage at the upcoming International Forum for Sustainable Development (FIDD) 2026. The official launch event, led by the forum’s

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Bandiagara killings: rights body urges Mali state to uphold its duty

As central Mali sinks deeper into a spiral of unchecked violence, the statement from the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) following the attacks on Ningari and Sarédina casts a harsh

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Civilians bear the brunt of rights abuses in DR Congo

The 63rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council opened on Monday in Geneva, Switzerland, providing a platform for the international body to assess human rights situations across the

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Togo: symbols over substance as schools crumble

No matter how masterfully a map is redrawn, it cannot replace walls that remain standing. By championing a cartographic representation that reflects Africa’s true dimensions, the Togolese authorities have orchestrated

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Benin and United Arab Emirates strengthen defense ties through diplomatic talks

Defense and security cooperation between Bénin and the United Arab Emirates is entering a more active phase. The newly appointed Emirati Ambassador, Hazza Mohamed Alqahtani, recently held talks with Gildas

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