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Côte d’Ivoire faces potential sheep shortage ahead of Tabaski A recent directive from Burkina Faso, halting all livestock exports indefinitely, has triggered significant concern across Côte d’Ivoire. With the upcoming …
Côte d’Ivoire: looming sheep shortage threatens tabaski celebrations Read More
Chadian Minister of Communication and government spokesperson, Gassim Chérif Mahamat, emphatically rejected recent accusations during a press briefing on Thursday. He stated that such claims, which he believes aim to …
Chad refutes un allegations of civilian casualties in lake Chad operations Read More
“If the Russian mercenaries leave, we will return home”: In Mauritania, Mosso*, a Malian refugee, voiced his yearning to go back to his homeland following significant attacks in late April …
Malian refugees in Mauritania: navigating fragile hopes for return amidst escalating conflict Read More
Abidjan has once again become the focal point for digital innovation with the launch of the third annual mobile phones and applications exhibition. This event underscores Côte d’Ivoire’s resolute commitment …
Abidjan’s mobile tech expo drives digital transformation in Côte d’Ivoire Read More
The prolonged detention of Succès Masra has now entered its second year, drawing heightened attention from Western diplomatic missions closely observing Chad’s ongoing transition. Arrested twelve months ago in N’Djamena, …
Chadian opposition figure succès masra: family raises health concerns Read More
The final matchday of the Ligue 1 season brings a high-octane encounter as Olympique de Marseille and Stade Rennais face off with European aspirations hanging in the balance. Both sides …
Marseille vs Rennes: high stakes at the Vélodrome for European qualification Read More
Tchad denies civilian casualties in anti-Boko Haram strikes N’Djamena firmly rejects UN allegations of civilian deaths in Lake Chad operations. N’Djamena defends military operations in Lake Chad region The Chadian …
Tchad denies civilian casualties in anti-Boko Haram strikes Read More
The long-awaited decision has been made with full solemnity. The Parti des peuples africains-Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI) held its congress in Abidjan, where delegates reappointed Laurent Gbagbo as party president on …
Laurent Gbagbo remains PPA-CI leader amid Côte d’Ivoire political shifts Read More
N’Djamena’s government has vehemently dismissed allegations from the United Nations regarding civilian fatalities stemming from airstrikes targeting Boko Haram within the Lake Chad basin. In a press briefing on Thursday, …
Chad refutes un claims over anti-Boko Haram airstrikes Read More
In Senegal and Ivory Coast, women face a disturbing trend: gendered misinformation campaigns that target their bodies, sexuality, and private lives rather than their professional or political ideas. A groundbreaking …
Gendered misinformation plagues women in Senegal and ivory coast Read More
Dakar is prepared to take decisive action in its ongoing negotiations with international oil companies. Khadim Bamba Diagne, Permanent Secretary of the Strategic Orientation Committee for Oil and Gas, confirmed …
Senegal considers arbitration against oil giants BP and Woodside Read More
In mid-August, Chad’s government took decisive action against a major Chinese oil company, suspending its operations due to repeated violations of national environmental regulations. The decision, announced by the Minister …
Chad halts chinese oil firm’s operations over environmental breach Read More