Economie Gabon’s kobe-kobe megaproject: a bold leap toward industrial sovereignty By Editor-in-Chief June 9, 2026 241 0 comments Libreville, June 9, 2026 — Hours after inaugurating the deep-water port of Kobe-Kobe on Gabon’s Atlantic coast, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema convened a high-level diplomatic gathering in Nyonie. The assembled ambassadorsContinue Reading

South African judicial authorities have deferred their ruling on the bail application for pan-Africanist activist Kemi Seba until June 18, 2026. Seba has been held in Pretoria since April, initially apprehended for alleged immigration violations after his visa expired. He remains in custody as legal proceedings continue. Concurrently, a hearingContinue Reading

Revealed: How Cameroon’s natural wealth vanished into the shadows In a blistering public statement, opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary has exposed systemic corruption at the heart of Cameroon’s government, detailing staggering financial losses across the country’s most valuable sectors. The allegations, backed by documented figures, paint a grim picture ofContinue Reading

The transitional government of Mali has imposed a one-year ban, renewable, on the circulation of large-displacement motorcycles outside major urban centres. The measure, announced through an interministerial order on national television, is intended to limit the mobility of armed terrorist groups. Importation, transit, sale and distribution of these two-wheeled vehiclesContinue Reading

A three-day regional workshop focused on the legal protection of journalists covering environmental issues began on Monday, 8 June 2026, in N’Djamena. The event is organised by an international press freedom organisation in partnership with the ministries of Communication and Environment. Bringing together around twenty media professionals from Chad, BurkinaContinue Reading