Once considered a potential retiree from politics, Ivory Coast’s former President Laurent Gbagbo has defied expectations by returning to the helm of the Party of Ivorian Peoples (PPA-CI). The decision comes despite his initial exclusion from the 2025 presidential race—a ruling rooted in legal technicalities regarding his eligibility. The moveContinue Reading
In the heart of N’Djamena, a subtle yet powerful shift is reshaping how young girls perceive themselves. The rise of social media has turned beauty into a moving target—one defined by filters, curated posts, and endless comparisons. What begins as harmless scrolling can spiral into a cycle of self-doubt, whereContinue Reading
Timo Werner has announced a significant boost for RB Leipzig, confirming that veteran goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi will be back in action for the club’s culminating Bundesliga fixture. By Abdoulaye Mounkaila — ReporterContinue Reading
may 15, 2026 Download rate scheduleTheme Switch to dark mode Switch to light mode Pastef congress: Sonko set for another term as party leader breaking news may 15, 2026 The Pastef party is gearing up for its upcoming congress, marked by the opening of candidate submissions for the party leadership.Continue Reading
The once-unstoppable expansion of Russian influence across Africa, driven by mercenary operations, disinformation campaigns, and anti-Western rhetoric, now faces an undeniable reckoning. Promises of enhanced security have gone unfulfilled, military entanglements have deepened, and local populations are increasingly rejecting Moscow’s overtures. What once appeared as a geopolitical triumph now resemblesContinue Reading
Military strikes cripple rebel cannabis operations in southern Senegal Soldiers and gendarmes from the Sénégal Armed Forces, supported by sniffer dogs, dismantled cannabis cultivation sites in Casamance in early May. This latest operation marks another chapter in one of Africa’s longest-running conflicts, dormant for 43 years in the southern regionsContinue Reading
Historic agreement signed in N’Djamena to fast-track bilateral infrastructure projects The governments of Algeria and Chad have formalized a strategic partnership to accelerate key infrastructure initiatives, including the long-awaited trans-Saharan highway project. The landmark agreement was signed during a high-level meeting in N’Djamena, marking a significant milestone in bilateral cooperationContinue Reading
#FREEGLEIZES Depuis le 29 juin 2025, notre confrère Christophe Gleizes, journaliste pour Society et So Foot, est emprisonné en Algérie. Nous ne l’oublions pas et réclamons sa libération. En savoir plus sur #FREEGLEIZES By Abdoulaye Mounkaila — ReporterContinue Reading
Tchad: street vendors and the hidden cost for children In the bustling streets of Chad’s urban centers, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Women—often carrying baskets brimming with fresh fruit, sizzling snacks, or vibrant fabrics—weave through crowds under the relentless sun. Their voices rise above the hum of traffic, their footstepsContinue Reading
The month of May has long been synonymous with social upheaval in Senegal, a tradition dating back to 1968. With May Day kicking off the season, the nation braces for intensified demonstrations across multiple sectors—transportation, education, and public services. why may sparks social unrest in Senegal Historically, May has beenContinue Reading
Harvey Elliott’s brief stint at Aston Villa has become one of the most perplexing narratives of the Premier League season, leaving questions about his future at Liverpool and the long-term consequences of his exclusion from the Birmingham-based club’s lineup. From promising talent to forgotten figure Elliott, widely regarded as oneContinue Reading
Côte d’Ivoire faces potential sheep shortage ahead of Tabaski A recent directive from Burkina Faso, halting all livestock exports indefinitely, has triggered significant concern across Côte d’Ivoire. With the upcoming Tabaski celebration just ten days away, the nation’s demand for sacrificial animals is projected to reach approximately 350,000 heads. AContinue Reading