One year after the Washington peace agreement, fighting continues in eastern DRC as Kinshasa accuses Kigali of backing armed groups. The Democratic Republic of Congo has filed a case at the International Court of Justice against Rwanda, alleging its support for armed groups, including the AFC-M23 rebellion, in the country’sContinue Reading
Ouagadougou has taken a major step in reshaping its foreign policy. On this day, the Burkinabe government, under the leadership of President Ibrahim Traoré, officially announced the severance of diplomatic relations with France. This decision marks a definitive break in the longstanding ties between the two nations. The announcement, madeContinue Reading
Chad’s inaugural café drone event takes flight, exploring civil drone opportunities Chad recently hosted its first-ever Café Drone, a groundbreaking event that delved into the vast potential of civil drones across agriculture, livestock, and environmental stewardship. Experts convened to address crucial regulatory, training, and integration challenges in the burgeoning droneContinue Reading
The Société d’Énergie et d’Eau du Gabon (SEEG) has been split into two separate entities, yet the country’s energy challenges remain as pressing as ever. The restructuring aims to improve efficiency, but experts warn that without significant investment and political will, power outages and water shortages will continue to hinderContinue Reading
French league financial watchdog imposes wage cap on Marseille and Lyon The LFP’s financial control body has spelled out the restrictions both Olympique clubs must follow for the upcoming season. Both clubs had been under close watch, and the decision has now been made. On Friday, the DNCG announced theContinue Reading
RDC and Rwanda partially reopen border after ebola case absence Ph. droits tiers Sécurité Vendredi 26 juin 2026 – 17:06 The Corniche border crossing, a vital link between Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Gisenyi in Rwanda, has commenced a phased reopening. This significant development follows a periodContinue Reading
Morocco’s forward-thinking approach to migration management, built on solidarity, shared responsibility, and respect for human dignity, was highlighted on Thursday in Huelva, Spain, by Younes Sekkouri, the minister of economic inclusion, small business, employment, and skills. Speaking at the forum By Abdoulaye Mounkaila — ReporterContinue Reading
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The proposed appointment of Bruno Genesio as Olympique de Marseille’s new head coach is facing unexpected interference from a rival Ligue 1 club. Negotiations between Marseille and the experienced French tactician had reached an advanced stage when another Ligue 1 side actively intervened to disrupt the process. While the identityContinue Reading
After a 20-day tour across all nine provinces of Gabon, Joël Ngoueneni Ndzengouma, founder and president of the Party for the 7 Wonders of the Gabonese People (7MP), delivered the results of a mission that went far beyond a simple outreach exercise. The tour focused on restructuring local party branches,Continue Reading
The United States has imposed sanctions on a prominent gold refinery in Rwanda, along with two of its senior executives. These measures come amidst accusations that the entities are involved in the illicit smuggling of minerals originating from rebel-held territories within the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo. Officials in WashingtonContinue Reading
In his latest work, “Understanding the meaning of my permanent fight for respect of republican legality,” Minister Atanga Nji offers what can be read as a hymn to power conservatism, a showcase of his contributions to regime stability, and a tribute to President Paul Biya’s wisdom, writes Jean de DieuContinue Reading