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Flags of Morocco and Côte d’Ivoire © DR Ivorian leadership backs Morocco’s autonomy plan for western Sahara During a recent regional seminar organized by the United Nations Committee of 24 …
Ivorian leadership backs Morocco’s autonomy plan for western Sahara Read More
Seine-Saint-Denis gears up for champions league final with numerous fan zones Giant screens, vibrant entertainment, and refreshment stands – multiple municipalities across Seine-Saint-Denis are setting up dedicated fan zones to …
Seine-saint-denis gears up for champions league final with numerous fan zones Read More
The Champions League final is set for Saturday evening, and the atmosphere around Paris Saint-Germain is tense. The main talking point for the defending champions is whether Achraf Hakimi and …
PSG vs Arsenal: will Achraf Hakimi and Ousmane Dembélé start the final? Read More
Acquired during the summer of 2024 for a reported €26M, Mason Greenwood is poised to be a central figure in the early stages of the upcoming summer transfer window. Olympique …
Olympiques de marseille’s firm stance on mason greenwood’s transfer future Read More
During a recent regional seminar of the United Nations Special Committee on Decolonization (C24) held in Managua, Nicaragua, Ivory Coast reaffirmed its unwavering support for Morocco’s Autonomy Initiative as the …
Ivory Coast backs Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara at un forum Read More
In a landmark decision that underscores the nation’s commitment to meritocracy and gender equality, the President of Benin, Romuald Wadagni, has appointed Captain Elvire Toupe as his Aide-de-Camp (ADC). This …
Benin captain elvire toupe emerges as groundbreaking military leader Read More
On May 28, the United Nations Human Rights Office in Chad hosted an evaluation workshop in N’Djamena to assess the progress of a three-year initiative aimed at bolstering local human …
Tchad: three years of eu-un partnership to strengthen human rights defenders Read More
In a landmark decision for Bénin’s security sector, a captain from the Republican Guard has made history by becoming the first woman ever appointed as aide-de-camp to the President. This …
Bénin: a historic appointment puts a woman at the helm of presidential security Read More
In a concerning development across Mali, the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (Jnim), a prominent jihadist organization, has intensified its efforts to exploit the nation’s valuable gold …
Jnim’s malian gold extortion scheme targets chinese miners to fund attacks Read More
In a move that has left many stunned, the governor of Burkina Faso‘s Kadiogo region issued an order to shut down the country’s largest Sunni mosque in Ouagadougou. The decision, …
Controversial closure of sunni mosque in Ouagadougou sparks backlash Read More
Thaïs Brouck Economy Journalist, Macroeconomic Specialist Ousmane Sonko Kristalina Georgieva Bassirou Diomaye Faye IMF Senegal’s debt dilemma: a potential shift toward IMF engagement With Senegal grappling under the weight of …
Senegal debt crisis: does Sonko’s exit pave the way for IMF talks? Read More
Today at 1:31 PM Reading time: 3 minutes. Generated file on Read in the app Thaïs Brouck Macroeconomics correspondent Ousmane Sonko Kristalina Georgieva Bassirou Diomaye Faye IMF
Senegal debt crisis IMF talks hinge on political shifts Read More