The World Bank has committed a significant financial package of 340 billion FCFA to benefit Senegal, with details recently unveiled by the country’s Presidency. This announcement, originating from Dakar, forms

Since late July, the United States has intensified its economic and diplomatic engagement with Morocco. This follows a significant development in 2020 when Washington formally endorsed Morocco’s autonomy proposal for

Home Diplomacy Bénin-Canada partnership drives women’s digital inclusion Diplomacy Bénin-Canada partnership drives women’s digital inclusion During a high-level visit to Cotonou on August 5, the collaboration between Bénin and Canada

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Facing a steep decline in its oil revenues, Gabon is pivoting decisively toward mineral extraction as the cornerstone of its economic future. Over recent months, the government has unveiled ambitious

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The dawn of a new political era in Senegal brought with it high hopes for economic recovery after nearly three years of turbulence triggered by pre-election tensions in April 2024.

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