While Europe gears up for the Champions League showdown between PSG and Arsenal, fans in Île-de-France can still catch the action together. Here’s where to find the best viewing spots across the region. Outdoor venues to cheer with fellow supporters The sun may be shining, but the real excitement isContinue Reading
In N’Djamena, the capital of Chad, the fight against urban disorder has become a pressing challenge, exposing a deep dilemma: tackling entrenched poverty to ensure lasting solutions rather than temporary crackdowns. When urban regulation meets poverty The municipal authorities of N’Djamena have adopted a zero-tolerance stance toward urban disorder. IllicitContinue Reading
Just four days after being removed from his post as Prime Minister by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, Ousmane Sonko has been elected President of Senegal’s National Assembly. The parliamentary session unfolded amid political tensions, with opposition lawmakers choosing to boycott the proceedings entirely. Critics swiftly condemned the move, labeling itContinue Reading
Political rift: A clash of visions beyond personalities The newly elected President of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has shed light on the ideological divide that led to his political estrangement from President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. In a speech blending philosophy and historical reflection, he framed the rupture not asContinue Reading
In a West African landscape increasingly strained by geopolitical divisions, Niger’s recent trade decisions have sparked sharp reactions among regional economists and analysts. While commercial borders remain tightly controlled or outright closed for exports to the Gulf of Guinea nations—including Côte d’Ivoire, Bénin, Ghana, and Togo—the transitional government in NiameyContinue Reading
The political landscape in Senegal has seen rapid developments following President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s recent dismissal of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko. This move marks a practically unavoidable rupture, fueled by escalating political tensions and increasingly overt disagreements between the two leaders at the helm of the executive in the LandContinue Reading
The diplomatic landscape between Bénin and Niger is shifting. The recent visit of a high-level Nigerien delegation, led by the Prime Minister, to Cotonou for the inauguration of Patrice Talon’s successor marks a clear intent to resolve a prolonged crisis that has strained bilateral ties since July 2023. This gestureContinue Reading
Ligue 1 vs Ligue 2 playoffs how to watch and follow the Saint-Étienne vs nice first leg playoff match Tuesday, May 26 Share Share WhatsApp LinkedIn Email Messenger Two Ligue 1 hopefuls clash in a high-stakes playoff duel. Nice travels to Saint-Étienne’s Geoffroy-Guichard Stadium for the first leg of theContinue Reading
Following his decisive victory in April, where he garnered more than 94% of the votes, Romuald Wadagni has officially been sworn in as the President of Bénin. His inauguration on Sunday marks the commencement of a new seven-year term, during which the nation will keenly follow the implementation of hisContinue Reading
After months of escalating tensions within Senegal’s highest executive circles, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye took decisive action by removing Ousmane Sonko from office. With the Pastef party, led by the former Prime Minister, holding an overwhelming majority in the National Assembly, the Head of State will now have to navigateContinue Reading
Skyrocketing ticket prices for Champions League final ignite black market frenzy Extortionate prices, fake sellers, and mobile-locked tickets plague supporters ahead of the Arsenal-PSG showdown in Budapest Securing tickets for major sporting events or blockbuster concerts has become a high-stakes gamble, with prices often soaring to four or even fiveContinue Reading
The Senegalese National Assembly is set to review the re-integration of former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko as a deputy this Tuesday, May 26. This pivotal move could pave his way to assume the leadership of the Parliament. However, the opposition vehemently accuses the ruling majority of orchestrating an “institutional coupContinue Reading