Cameroon – After nearly two months out of the public eye, Cameroonian authorities have broken their silence. The government confirms President Paul Biya remains alive and is set to return soon, amid growing speculation over his health and whereabouts. Government response amid health rumors The Cameroonian government addressed concerns forContinue Reading
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For over two months, Cameroon’s president, Paul Biya, has remained outside the country, officially on a brief private visit to Europe. At 93 years old, the long-standing leader’s prolonged absence has sparked concerns about his ability to govern, while the government’s silence only deepens public speculation amid a politically chargedContinue Reading
Moroccan authorities raised concerns with Spain prior to Ceuta influx A senior Moroccan official confirmed that Rabat had previously alerted Madrid to the potential migration challenges stemming from a recent Spanish court decision, rejecting any suggestion of a security lapse on Morocco’s part. Unprecedented migration wave overwhelms Ceuta In theContinue Reading
Yesterday marked a significant moment for West African diplomacy as President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema of Gabon held a pivotal tête-à-tête with his Sierra Leonean counterpart, Julius Maada Bio, at State House in Freetown. This high-level meeting served as the highlight of President Oligui Nguema’s state visit, which commenced onContinue Reading
July 19, 2026, will forever remain etched in the memory of Ferran Torres and supporters of La Roja. In the World Cup final, 16 years after Spain’s first star, the nation once again claimed the world championship thanks to Torres’s extra-time goal against Argentina, securing a 1-0 victory. Even beforeContinue Reading
The Moroccan government has firmly rejected accusations from Spain alleging that it deliberately enabled the recent surge of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. In a statement issued on Monday, Moroccan officials attributed the crisis to a Spanish court ruling that undermined existing measures to deter irregular migration. AContinue Reading
The Lionnes de la Téranga faced an abrupt exit from the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations after a scoreless draw against Morocco on Monday evening at Rabat’s Moulay El Hassan Stadium. The result, which concluded Group A action, sealed Senegal’s fate in the group stage despite their best efforts.Continue Reading
Northern Mali faces severe food insecurity amid regional crisis The Sahel region is grappling with an unprecedented hunger crisis in 2025, with one in five residents experiencing food deprivation. This alarming statistic reflects a 15-year worsening trend that has pushed the region’s humanitarian situation to critical levels, particularly in conflict-affectedContinue Reading
Bodo/Glimt’s head coach, Kjetil Knutsen, has set a clear objective for his team ahead of tonight’s Champions League qualifier against Union Saint-Gilloise: “We must control the game.” Speaking in the nearly empty press area of KVDO Arena in Ostende, the Norwegian tactician outlined his strategy against a side he describedContinue Reading
Bénin: A prominent figure welcomes Julien Kandé Kansou’s release and urges national unity A historic presidential pardon granted by Head of State Romuald Wadagni has led to the liberation of Julien Kandé Kansou on August 1, 2026, sparking widespread approval across Benin’s political spectrum. The decision has been hailed asContinue Reading
A leading spiritual figure in Senegal has entered the political fray, urging the nation’s president and prime minister to set aside their differences and prioritize the country’s stability. A call for national unity during challenging times During the recent Grand Magal of Touba—an annual celebration marking the exile of CheikhContinue Reading