Damien Glez Political cartoonist and editorialist Key topics Niger Abdourahamane Tiani Mayra The Head of State of Niger, Abdourahamane Tiani, has issued a decree stripping activist Mayra of her nationality. This decision follows months of public debate surrounding her dual citizenship status and alleged involvement in activities deemed harmful toContinue Reading
On June 15, 2026, Rwandan President Paul Kagame undertook a pivotal working visit to Lomé. His arrival in the Togolese capital transcends mere diplomatic protocol, signaling a significant moment for the continent’s economic future. The Rwandan head of state engaged in crucial discussions with his Togolese counterpart, President Faure EssozimnaContinue Reading
Tchad N’Djamena’s future: strategic documents validated for chadian urban development A pivotal workshop in N’Djamena saw the validation of strategic documents for the Municipal Agency for Major Works (AMGT), marking a significant step towards enhanced urban development and effective governance in Chad’s capital. Sadam Ahmat Mahamat 15 juin 2026 —Continue Reading
The President of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has reignited discussions around the country’s public debt, suggesting that a portion of the liabilities inherited from the previous administration may qualify as ‘odious debt’. Speaking as a guest on a prominent international news platform, the PASTEF leader emphasized the new government’sContinue Reading
Politics Sonko clarifies his 2029 presidential ambitions June 15, 2026 In a candid interview with international media, Ousmane Sonko, leader of Senegal’s Pastef party and current Speaker of the National Assembly, addressed persistent speculation about his potential candidacy in the 2029 presidential election. When pressed on whether he would runContinue Reading
The past few days have seen an unprecedented controversy unfold, centered on a leaked letter from Juan Branco, a French lawyer and essayist known for his close ties to Kemi Seba. The letter, dated February 4, 2025, was addressed to Ousmane Sonko, then Prime Minister of Senegal, and has sparkedContinue Reading
Pastef’s internal debate delays decision on president’s fate The political landscape in the Sénégal remains unsettled as internal discussions within the ruling Pastef party intensify over the future of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. While some members push for his exclusion from the party, Ousmane Sonko, President of the National AssemblyContinue Reading
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has finalized a staff-level agreement with Nigerien authorities, paving the way for an imminent disbursement of 26.3 million dollars—approximately 17.8 billion West African CFA francs—to reinforce macroeconomic stability and support structural reforms. Financial lifeline for Niamey’s transitional government Following intensive negotiations in Niamey, IMF officialsContinue Reading
Politics Gabon’s parliament gains new power under the Fifth Republic By Editor-in-Chief June 15, 2026 151 No comment Libreville, June 15, 2026 – A historic moment unfolded in Gabon’s political landscape as President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema addressed the nation’s Parliament in a joint session for the first time underContinue Reading
The future of Bradley Barcola at Paris Saint-Germain appears quite uncertain. While he remains a key player under Luis Enrique, the 23-year-old winger is reportedly open to the idea of a summer exit. The French international is said to be receptive to interest from clubs like Liverpool. However, PSG hasContinue Reading
Tensions are markedly rising in northern Mali. The Front de Libération de l’Azawad (FLA) has significantly amplified its appeals for a general mobilization, initially launched in late May by its head of Defense. This separatist organization is now urgently calling upon the entire local populace to enlist in its combatContinue Reading
In a global landscape where development aid dwindles and financial fragmentation tightens, Chad has achieved a remarkable feat. The country’s National Development Plan (PND) requires a total investment of $30 billion, with 46% of this amount—nearly $14 billion—expected to come from private and international investors. By November 2025, N’Djamena hadContinue Reading