Ecouter l’article En République gabonaise, la législation est claire : l’instruction est obligatoire pour tous les enfants âgés de 6 à 16 ans. Portée par la loi n° 21/2011 relative à l’orientation générale de l’éducation, cette mesure vise à garantir un accès à l’apprentissage à chaque jeune résidant dans leContinue Reading
Dakar’s criminal court has once again postponed a high-profile verdict in the case involving the alleged falsification of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko’s signature. Khardiata Tandian, who has been held in custody for over a year, will remain behind bars after the tribunal adjourned its decision for the second time. TheContinue Reading
The legal saga surrounding the alleged falsification of Ousmane Sonko’s signature in Senegal has taken yet another unexpected turn. Khardiata Tandian, the accused in this high-profile case, remains behind bars after a Dakar court postponed its verdict for the second time. What was initially scheduled for July 9, 2026, hasContinue Reading
Benin parliament session examines key electoral reforms friday The 10th legislature of the National Assembly of the Republic of Benin convened today for a critical plenary session at the Governor’s Palace in Porto-Novo, marking one of the most consequential days in the legislative agenda this year.Continue Reading
The President of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, responded this Thursday to the Constitutional Council’s decision declaring the constitutional reform law passed by lawmakers unconstitutional. The Pastef leader acknowledged the ruling of the Seven Sages, emphasizing that it applies to everyone. « Beyond the comments and opinions this decision mayContinue Reading
Senegal’s judicial calendar is filling up fast. On July 22, the High Court of Justice will convene for the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, a former Minister of Mines and Geology under former President Macky Sall. Detained for months, she now faces a rare judicial body designed exclusively for formerContinue Reading
The Senegalese judicial calendar is taking shape. The High Court of Justice has set July 22 as the start date for the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, former Minister of Mines and Geology under President Macky Sall. Detained for several months, the former government official will now face an exceptionalContinue Reading
The judicial calendar of Sénégal is taking shape. The Haute Cour de Justice has set July 22 as the date for the opening of the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, former Minister of Mines and Geology under President Macky Sall. Detained for several months, the former government official will nowContinue Reading
Senegal’s judicial calendar has taken a decisive turn with the High Court of Justice setting July 22 as the commencement date for the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima. The former Minister of Mines and Geology under President Macky Sall, who has been held in pre-trial detention for months, will nowContinue Reading
Le calendrier judiciaire sénégalais se précise. La Haute Cour de Justice a arrêté au 22 juillet la date d’ouverture du procès d’Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, ancienne ministre des Mines et de la Géologie sous la présidence de Macky Sall. Placée sous mandat de dépôt il y a plusieurs mois, l’ancienne responsableContinue Reading
Sénégal, Middle East conflict and the 2026 World Cup In the latest episode of Le Débat Africain, analysts dissect three major developments shaping the African landscape: Senegal’s evolving political landscape, escalating tensions in the Middle East, and the implications of the 2026 World Cup host selection. Senegal’s political trajectory underContinue Reading
The latest episode of Le Débat Africain delves into a pivotal moment for Senegal as President Bassirou Diomaye Faye navigates turbulent political waters. With the formation of a new presidential party and the constitutional court’s decision to strike down a contentious reform proposed by the ruling Pastef coalition, led byContinue Reading