As Mali commemorates its Independence Day on September 22, the nation finds itself at a crossroads. Transition President General Assimi Goïta marked the occasion with a televised address on September 21, celebrating economic progress, vowing to intensify efforts against armed terrorist groups, and emphasizing national reconciliation. General Goïta, who seizedContinue Reading
In the heart of Central Africa, a shadowy alliance is reshaping the region’s illicit economy. The Wagner Group, the infamous Russian paramilitary network, has found a lucrative lifeline in the trafficking of tramadol, a prescription opioid repurposed into a powerful stimulant. Analysts describe this shift as a “drug empire” takingContinue Reading
Niger’s media climate worsens amid political changes and journalist disappearances Press freedom in Niger is facing unprecedented challenges as the country grapples with political instability and increasing restrictions on journalism. The 2023 military coup has intensified pressures on media outlets, with journalists reporting arrests, regulatory hurdles, and economic hardships thatContinue Reading
The dismissal of Ousmane Sonko, a key leader of the Pastef party and central figure in Sénégal’s ruling coalition, has sparked an immediate response from the party. According to early reports from Dakar, Pastef swiftly issued a public statement to clarify its stance and prevent speculative interpretations of the decision.Continue Reading
Few diplomatic ties can claim the longevity and depth of the relationship between Washington and Rabat. Often hailed as a “special bond,” this alliance has weathered decades of geopolitical shifts, strategic necessities, and evolving priorities—all while maintaining a foundation built on mutual recognition and shared interests. In 1786, Morocco etchedContinue Reading
With the dust settling after the 2026 World Cup, the football world is already buzzing with transfer speculation—and none more intriguing than the potential move of France international Manu Koné. The AS Roma midfielder, who made his tournament debut with the French national team, now finds himself at the centerContinue Reading
Mayo-Tsanaga’s silent crisis as Boko Haram’s shadow grows Over 50 abandoned villages, thousands displaced, and the guilty silence of a state that turns away The terror unleashed by Boko Haram is no longer a distant threat but a daily reality in the Mayo-Tsanaga region of Cameroon. What began as aContinue Reading
July 20, 2026 Author: editorial team politics The shadow over the Congo River: how congolese spies shaped power Share FacebookXWhatsAppLinkedinEmail Print by Gilbert MUHIKA, political analyst In the Democratic Republic of Congo, power has never been seized in broad daylight—it has always been taken in the shadows. Since independence inContinue Reading
Politique Durée des sessions parlementaires au Cameroun : Guibai Gatama questionne l’efficacité de l’Assemblée nationale Au Cameroun, la durée des sessions parlementaires préoccupe Guibai Gatama. Le journaliste s’interroge sur la capacité de l’Assemblée nationale à remplir pleinement ses missions constitutionnelles […] Marturin ATCHA |20 juillet 2026|2 min de lecture AAAContinue Reading
Politique Présidentielle 2025 : pourquoi Macron n’a pas félicité Paul Biya/ L’ambassadeur de France s’explique Sylvain Riquier était l’invité de l’émission, La Vérité en face de ce dimanche 19 juillet 2026 sur Equinoxe Tv, un média privé émettant depuis Douala […] Armand Djaleu |20 juillet 2026|3 min de lecture AAAContinue Reading
The President of France and Brigitte Macron welcomed Brice Oligui Nguema, President of Gabon, and his spouse Zita Oligui Nguema for a state visit. This high-level meeting, following President Emmanuel Macron’s recent visit to Gabon, underscored a renewed commitment to deepening ties between Gabon and France. The two leaders engagedContinue Reading
Managing Senegal’s public debt has evolved beyond mere accounting challenges. Today, it stands at the crossroads of economic necessity and political urgency, where the long-term horizons of financial markets clash with the short-term cycles of electoral mandates. Ndèye Nangho Dioum, an inspector of taxes and domains, frames this debate asContinue Reading