FIFA has settled the controversy over the Algeria-Austria World Cup match, shutting down allegations of collusion without launching an investigation. Despite suspicions that the result was prearranged to benefit both teams, the world football governing body sees no grounds for concern. Reports indicated the two sides had agreed to shareContinue Reading
The National Assembly of Senegal has greenlit a sweeping constitutional revision, with 129 deputies from the ruling Pastef coalition casting their votes in favor despite a boycott by the opposition. The landmark decision, taken on June 29, 2026, marks a pivotal moment in the country’s political landscape. Speaker of ParliamentContinue Reading
Amid rising media and political commotion across the country, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has forcefully reaffirmed the strength of national institutions and the preservation of public order. Relying on his parliamentary majority, he insists the assembly will remain the ultimate guarantor of stability. The message is firm, uncompromising, and reassuring.Continue Reading
In central Mali, thousands of displaced people are heading back to their villages in the Bankass circle. This mass return follows local agreements struck between village communities and the Jnim, the Support Group for Islam and Muslims, an Al-Qaeda-linked armed coalition. Conditions for return: dress codes and school closures TheContinue Reading
The president of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has called on President Bassirou Diomaye Faye to promulgate the constitutional revision law that was adopted by a qualified majority of deputies this Monday. Sonko argued that the head of state cannot pick and choose which constitutional provisions to accept, nor canContinue Reading
Displaced dogon communities return to central Mali under jihadist termsContinue Reading
Mali: army, JNIM jihadists, rebels accused of grave abuses against civilians by HRW Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a report alleging that the JNIM (Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims), their allies in the Front for the Liberation of Azawad (FLA), the Malian army, and the RussianContinue Reading
Politics Extreme North: Boko Haram releases 35 hostage fishermen after 2.7 million FCFA ransom paid Thirty-five fishermen were freed in the early hours of Monday, June 29, 2026, following negotiations that concluded in the night between Sunday and Monday. Alexandre L. |5 hours ago|1 minute read AAA Follow Cameroon newsContinue Reading
Gabon has officially announced the termination of its Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement (SFPA) with the European Union (EU). This significant accord, which reached its conclusion on June 28, 2026, will not be renewed, signaling a major shift in the nation’s maritime policy. Initially established in 2007, the agreement saw multipleContinue Reading
public broadcaster rts 1 faces backlash for skipping constitutional review session in Senegal A recent decision by RTS 1, Senegal’s public television channel, to omit live coverage of a crucial constitutional review session has ignited a fierce debate across social media platforms. Internet users are vocally criticizing what they perceiveContinue Reading
