Paris Saint-Germain supporters will have the chance to watch the Champions League final live on the big screen at Parc des Princes in Paris on May 30. The club announced this special viewing event for fans unable to travel to Budapest for the match against Arsenal. what to expect atContinue Reading
The escalating public debt in Senegal has, within a single year, emerged as the primary point of contention between the administration led by Ousmane Sonko and the Bretton Woods institutions. On Monday, May 11, economic experts from across Africa and Asia convened in Dakar to begin formulating potential strategies toContinue Reading
Paris Saint-Germain to host Champions League final viewing at Parc des Princes football UEFA Champions League For the second consecutive year, Paris Saint-Germain will open the doors of Parc des Princes to let fans watch the UEFA Champions League final live on giant screens. The highly anticipated clash against ArsenalContinue Reading
The Minister of Mines, Fatimé Haram Acyl, expressed her pride this week following the annual performance review and mandate recap of the SONEMIC (Société nationale d’exploitation minière et de commercialisation). Her enthusiasm centered on the strides made through homegrown solutions that are reshaping the mining landscape in Chad. Local innovationContinue Reading
Pastef undergoes major restructuring under Ousmane Sonko’s leadership As part of its internal structuring efforts, the Pastef political party, led by Ousmane Sonko, is initiating a comprehensive reorganization of its Party School. This strategic move precedes the highly anticipated 2026 congress, designed to enhance member training, coordination, and operational efficiency.Continue Reading
The ADCI political movement has sharply criticized the sudden travel ban imposed on its leader, Assalé Tiémoko Antoine, who was prevented from boarding a flight to Canada on May 11, 2026. In a strongly worded statement, the party condemned this unannounced measure, describing it as a deliberate attempt to humiliateContinue Reading
Tchad opposition suppression: eight-year sentences spark outrage News. Alifa Younous Mahamat, coordinator of the Parti socialiste sans frontières (PSF) in France and Europe, has condemned the eight-year prison sentences handed to eight opposition leaders in Tchad. Following the sentencing of eight Tchadian opposition figures to eight years in prison, AlifaContinue Reading
The highest echelons of Senegalese leadership have firmly drawn the line. National Assembly President El Malick Ndiaye took the opportunity during a Monday gathering in Dakar to unequivocally reject the idea of restructuring the country’s public debt. Dakar’s stance prioritizes what Ndiaye describes as a sovereign approach—leveraging internal fiscal toolsContinue Reading
The Senegalese industrial sector is proving to be a key driver of economic growth, with industrial production soaring by 23.9% year-on-year in September 2025. This remarkable performance has pushed the country’s annual GDP growth to 4.2% over the past twelve months, positioning Senegal among the fastest-growing economies in the WestContinue Reading
In Mali, the al-Qaeda-linked jihadist organization Jnim has significantly escalated its blockade. Over the past weekend, at least ten coaches were set ablaze on the critical Ségou-Bamako route, a vital supply corridor for the capital from the eastern part of the country. Simultaneously, electrical infrastructure connected to the Manantali hydroelectricContinue Reading
Mali is experiencing a significant escalation in the blockade imposed by the Jnim, a jihadist organization with ties to al-Qaeda. Over the past weekend, more than a dozen buses were set ablaze along the crucial Ségou-Bamako route, a primary supply artery for the capital from the eastern regions. Concurrently, electricalContinue Reading
Mali faces escalating jihadist blockade and infrastructure attacks The Malian capital, Bamako, is now under intensified pressure as the al-Qaïda-affiliated Jnim group expands its economic siege. Over the weekend, militants torched at least ten buses traveling the critical Ségou-Bamako corridor—the primary supply route feeding the city from eastern regions. Simultaneously,Continue Reading