A landmark decision in Morocco‘s corporate landscape has opened a new chapter for one of its most enigmatic business figures. In April 2026, the Moroccan Competition Council approved the acquisition of a controlling 68% stake in Forafic Agro Holdings Limited—a subsidiary of Forafic Global—by Cap Holding, controlled by Chakib Ali.Continue Reading
At the National Forum of Togolese Women Farmers (FoNAT 2026) in Lomé, rural women are calling for greater recognition of their pivotal role in Togo’s agricultural transformation. Lomé, July 2026 – Women in Togo’s agricultural sector are the backbone of food production, yet systemic barriers continue to limit theirContinue Reading
Through its leader Patricia Tomaino Ndam Njoya, the Union Démocratique du Cameroun is speaking out against the inhumane treatment of a citizen. The UDC has expressed deep alarm following reports that political activist Jacques Bertrand Mang was allegedly subjected to torture and various forms of inhumane treatment. The political organization,Continue Reading
Strengthening its transport network within Maroc, Uber has officially announced its launch in Tanger and Agadir. This strategic expansion is designed to support the country’s rapid tourism growth and complements the ride-hailing services already available in Casablanca and Rabat. The move comes as Maroc prepares for its role as aContinue Reading
Libreville — As Gabon initiates a comprehensive economic overhaul, the African Development Bank is cementing its position as a primary partner in this ambitious journey. During a high-level diplomatic meeting in the capital, the pan-African institution signaled its intent to drive economic diversification, infrastructure expansion, and the strengthening of humanContinue Reading
As the continent prepares for major environmental milestones, the diplomacy surrounding “blue gold” is intensifying in West Africa. The Palais de la Marina in Cotonou recently hosted a high-level meeting between Tchad and Bénin, highlighting a shared commitment to placing water resource management at the forefront of their development agendas.Continue Reading
The political landscape in Cameroon has shifted following recent high-profile declarations regarding the rehabilitation of Sonara, placing the focus back on the intense competition for national leadership. This renewed focus on the succession race comes at a time when strategic campaigns are being launched to influence the public perception ofContinue Reading
Political analysis Shanda Tonme: Cameroon’s political crisis demands more than superficial fixes The Mediator, Chair of the Independent Commission Against Corruption and Discrimination (COMICODI), and President of the Popular Movement for Dialogue and Reconciliation (MPDR) issues a stark warning about the country’s future. Armand Djaleu |56 minutes ago|4 min readContinue Reading
The Ministry of Living Environment and Transport has announced a significant update for the engineering sector in Bénin. Civil engineers across the nation and those residing abroad now have additional time to formalize their status with the National Order of Civil Engineers of Bénin. This administrative decision provides a 30-dayContinue Reading
In a nation where a government reshuffle has been anticipated for months without action, public discourse should not be consumed by a ball. The national team has failed to qualify for the upcoming World Cup. Our Indomitable Lions will not be participating in this global event. Yet, here we are,Continue Reading
After systematically silencing dissent, shutting down independent media outlets, and suppressing freedom of speech, authoritarian systems inevitably face a final hurdle: the financial independence of their citizens. History shows that to achieve total dominance, a regime must control not only what people think but also how they earn their livingContinue Reading
On Tuesday, June 30, 2026, the Béninese government officially inaugurated a transformative program designed to combat malaria. This innovative initiative integrates artificial intelligence, geospatial mapping, and advanced spray drones to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds. With substantial funding of $2.3 million from Japan, bolstered by UNICEF’s support, this high-precision system isContinue Reading