In a recent public address, Burkina Faso’s Minister of Communication, Pingdwendé Gilbert Ouédraogo, reiterated the government’s stance during a flag-raising ceremony on August 3. His remarks, however, did little to dispel concerns raised by an investigation into alleged coordinated disinformation campaigns targeting journalists and activists. The minister’s tribute to theContinue Reading

Tchad N’Djamena weddings: how sudanese traditions are reshaping tchadian nuptial customs Weddings in N’Djamena are increasingly adopting sudanese-inspired customs, raising concerns about the preservation of traditional tchadian marriage practices. Modern ceremonies are gradually overshadowing local traditions, prompting debates on cultural identity and heritage. 4 August 2026 — 2 min readContinue Reading

Senegal and Gambia have taken a decisive step toward resolving their long-standing border dispute by finalizing a landmark agreement on the mutual demarcation of their shared frontier. This breakthrough, confirmed by the Senegal-Gambia Permanent Secretariat, follows weeks of heightened tensions triggered by a military incident near the Bulock area. DiplomaticContinue Reading

Cameroon’s upcoming medium-term budget framework for 2027-2029 places a heavy bet on securing fresh financing from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). According to the Document de programmation économique et budgétaire à moyen terme submitted to Parliament by the Ministry of Finance during budget orientation debates, Yaoundé expects to receive 300Continue Reading

The African Development Bank (AfDB) faces ongoing challenges with its substantial $658.6 million portfolio in Gabon, marked by persistent execution delays. Despite some recent positive shifts in performance metrics, a significant gap remains between the financial commitments made and the actual pace of project disbursements on the ground. This particularContinue Reading