Senegal stands at a pivotal moment in its democratic journey. The March 2024 presidential election, which propelled Bassirou Diomaye Faye to power with over 54% of the vote in the first round, marked a historic shift following an unprecedented political sequence. This included attempts to postpone the election, massive civicContinue Reading
The imperative of industrializing Côte d’Ivoire emerged as a principal discussion point during a press luncheon held on Friday, May 8, 2026, in Abidjan-Plateau. Addressing this critical matter, Paul-Harry Aithnard, who serves as both the Director for the UEMOA Region and the General Manager of Ecobank Côte d’Ivoire, articulated hisContinue Reading
Burkina Faso’s national landscaping initiative is set to dramatically reshape its urban centers. This ambitious plan includes developing 80 new green areas, enhancing 60 roundabouts, and establishing 65 kilometers of tree-lined roadways, signaling a profound commitment to greening Burkinabè cities. For many city dwellers in areas frequently plagued by dust,Continue Reading
The space economy is rapidly becoming a vital strategic pillar for Côte d’Ivoire, which is now positioning itself to serve as a continental leader in the sector. Ivorian authorities view the mastery of satellite technology, geospatial data, and related services as essential for national sovereignty and economic competitiveness. This newContinue Reading
Abidjan is set to host the inaugural Africa Space Expo (ASPEX) from September 24 to 26, 2026, at the Parc des Expositions. This landmark event, spearheaded by Tidiane Ouattara—a leading space science expert at the African Union Commission and ASPEX’s commissioner general—aims to establish a premier continental platform for spaceContinue Reading
Le traitement chinois du tarif douanier zéro « arrive à point nommé » pour les pays africains en quête d’équité commerciale, selon un expert nigérien à la Chambre de commerce (interview) 5 mai 2026 By Abdoulaye Mounkaila — ReporterContinue Reading
Ecobank Côte d’Ivoire is transforming its role from a traditional financier into a strategic partner for the nation’s economic growth. During a press briefing, the bank’s leadership outlined its vision to quantify real impact and support key sectors over the long term. Key sectors fueling sustainable development According to Paul-HarryContinue Reading
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is raising an urgent alarm regarding the intensifying humanitarian crisis gripping Mali. Persistent insecurity is severely impeding crucial communication lines, pushing millions of already vulnerable individuals into deeper hardship. Since late April, the IRC has documented a troubling escalation in armed hostilities across Malian territory.Continue Reading
Sénégal gears up for youth olympic games with mounting pressure and pride International sports development takes center stage at Nairobi’s ‘africa forward’ summit, where leaders discuss leveraging athletics for continental growth. the Sénégal olympic challenge is particularly noteworthy as the nation prepares to host the upcoming youth olympic games inContinue Reading
The Senegal stands at the threshold of a historic moment as it prepares to host the upcoming Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Dakar this autumn. This landmark event, the first of its kind on African soil, is already shaping up to be a defining chapter for both the nation andContinue Reading
Togo is currently navigating one of the most distinctive periods in its political trajectory. As the administration led by Faure Gnassingbé concludes its institutional evolution towards a parliamentary Fifth Republic, a discernible sense of exhaustion permeates the corridors of power. Amidst a reconfiguring regional diplomatic landscape and a youth populationContinue Reading
The government of Mali has once again ruled out negotiations with armed jihadist factions occupying parts of the country, despite escalating famine risks for civilians caught in the crossfire. Speaking to the diplomatic corps in Bamako, Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop firmly declared, « We must be clear: the state willContinue Reading