August 5, 2026 Senegal’s struggle to attract foreign investment despite strong economic potential Listen – 02:30 After four consecutive years of robust performance averaging three billion dollars annually, foreign direct investments (FDI) in Senegal plummeted to just 37 million dollars in 2025, according to the United Nations Conference on TradeContinue Reading
The President of the National Economic, Social and Environmental Council embarks on an official visit to Chad N’DJAMENA — Mohamed Boukhari, President of Algeria’s National Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CNESE), has arrived in Chad for an official visit at the invitation of his counterpart, Ahmat Mboudou Mahamat. The purposeContinue Reading
In a bold move to preserve the unity of Pastef, former minister Malick Gackou has issued a stern call to party members, urging them to stand firm against the allure of Kiiraay, the new political formation backed by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye.Continue Reading
Investigations by Human Rights Watch have shed light on a recent aerial strike conducted by Africa Corps in Kyrnia, a community within Mali‘s Mopti region. The attack, which took place on June 15th, resulted in the tragic loss of eight civilian lives. Contrary to claims made by Mali‘s Russian militaryContinue Reading
The religious fervor that defines Senegal’s spiritual landscape has long intersected with its political agenda. Today, a resurgent nationalist narrative is drawing from the anticolonial legacy of Sufi brotherhoods, reshaping the nation’s identity while securing vital support from religious leaders. Political elites embrace religious icons to champion sovereignty From PresidentContinue Reading
Updated today at 5:55 PM Reading time: 7 minutes. File generated on Read in the app Resumé Boubacar Sidiki Haidara Journalist, Mali specialist Saleh Kebzabo Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno Succès Masra Albert Pahimi Padacké By Abdoulaye Mounkaila — ReporterContinue Reading
Economie Gabon’s Paris mission: turning diplomatic talks into tangible progress By Editor-in-Chief August 4, 2026 128 No comment Libreville, August 4, 2026 – President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema’s state visit to Paris from July 19 to 22 was more than a diplomatic showcase. Beyond military honors at Les Invalides, aContinue Reading
Gabon’s president in Abidjan to strengthen west african ties Libreville, August 4, 2026 — President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema of Gabon has embarked on a regional diplomatic mission, making stops in Accra, Banjul, and Freetown before arriving in Abidjan. The visit to Côte d’Ivoire, at the invitation of President AlassaneContinue Reading
The Olympique Lyonnais (OL) kick off their 2026-2027 season early this Tuesday, August 4th, with a high-stakes clash against Sparta Prague in the third qualifying round of the Champions League. This encounter marks France’s first entry into this season’s European football spectacle, setting the stage for Lyon’s ambitious return toContinue Reading
Strengthening ties through a state visit The recent state visit by Gabon’s head of state to Freetown underscores the nation’s strategic intent to deepen its diplomatic and economic footprint in West Africa. This engagement aims to revive and expand cooperation with Sierra Leone, a country poised for growth and development.Continue Reading
The absence of Paul Biya from Cameroon’s political stage has stretched beyond two months, casting a shadow over the nation’s stability. Officially described as a private stay in Europe, the 93-year-old president’s prolonged disappearance has triggered a wave of speculation, particularly as the military undergoes a sweeping overhaul. Since departingContinue Reading
Celebrating a century of Chinese military heritage Libreville recently hosted a distinguished gathering at the Chinese embassy, commemorating the 99th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). The event underscored the enduring bond between China and Gabon, framed by themes of remembrance, peace, and bilateral collaboration. AddressingContinue Reading