The Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, Ms. Messouda Bahama Mohamed Laghdaf, arrived in Libreville on Monday, June 22, bearing an official message from His Excellency Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, President of Mauritania. Her mission? To formally present Mauritania’s candidacy for the postContinue Reading

The military-led administration in Burkina Faso, which rose to power following the September 2022 coup, has responded to a recent European Parliament resolution condemning human rights violations and restrictions on civil liberties by summoning the European Union’s ambassador for an official reprimand. Analysts argue that a more constructive course wouldContinue Reading

Historic milestone for digital transformation in Côte d’Ivoire The Minister of Digital Transition and Technological Innovation, Djibril Ouattara, launched the professional immersion phase for the first cohort of the digital economy management license at the École multinationale supérieure des postes (EMSP) on June 22, 2026. This pioneering program is designedContinue Reading

Bakú hosts high-level talks to deepen Azerbaijani-Moroccan legislative cooperation Bakú witnessed a significant parliamentary exchange as Sahibə Gafarova, Chairperson of Azerbaijan’s Milli Mejlis, met with Mohamed Ghayate, Vice-President of Morocco’s Chamber of Representatives. The encounter took place during Mr. Ghayate’s official visit for the 20th session of the Parliamentary UnionContinue Reading

On June 19, 2026, the Dispute Resolution Committee (CRD) of Togo’s Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (ARCOP Togo) delivered a landmark ruling, dismissing all allegations of procedural irregularities surrounding the international tender No. 003/DPI/PRMP/DG/CEET/2026. This tender, part of the Lomé Electricity Network Expansion Project (PEREL PLUS), had faced multiple denunciations questioningContinue Reading

A joint expert committee has reignited hopes of thawing tensions between Benin and Niger by proposing a framework to reopen their shared border. After three years of closure, the initiative addresses critical security, transit, and legal concerns—though Niamey insists on three non-negotiable conditions before political ratification can proceed. Three uncompromisingContinue Reading

Society Cameroun dismantles human trafficking network luring youths with fake foreign job offers Posing as legitimate multi-level marketing firms, operators baited job seekers with promises of lucrative overseas employment before ensnaring them in exploitation schemes. The trap was sprung by gendarmerie units in multiple cities. Under the guise of networkContinue Reading