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The Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure of Algeria, Mr. Abdelkader Djellaoui, concluded a two-day working visit to N’Djamena on Thursday, where he was received by the Prime Minister …
Chadian prime minister praises Algerian president’s continental leadership Read More
As the curtain falls on another Ligue 1 season, Olympique de Marseille faces a high-stakes showdown against Stade Rennais at the Stade Vélodrome. This isn’t just another match—it’s a potential …
Om rennais: last chance for european football at velodrome Read More
Mali blocus of Bamako threatens civilian lives and food security Bamako’s ongoing blockade is inflicting unacceptable harm on civilians, severely restricting their freedom of movement and threatening their fundamental rights …
Mali blocus of Bamako threatens civilian lives and food security Read More
The once-unstoppable expansion of Russian influence across Africa, driven by mercenary operations, disinformation campaigns, and anti-Western rhetoric, now faces an undeniable reckoning. Promises of enhanced security have gone unfulfilled, military …
The fading russian influence in africa Read More
Military strikes cripple rebel cannabis operations in southern Senegal Soldiers and gendarmes from the Sénégal Armed Forces, supported by sniffer dogs, dismantled cannabis cultivation sites in Casamance in early May. …
Casamance conflict: weakened rebels but cannabis threatens lasting peace Read More
Historic agreement signed in N’Djamena to fast-track bilateral infrastructure projects The governments of Algeria and Chad have formalized a strategic partnership to accelerate key infrastructure initiatives, including the long-awaited trans-Saharan …
Algeria and Chad sign infrastructure deal to boost saharan highway project Read More
PoliticsChad a somber anniversary: one year since succès masra’s detention in Chad This Saturday, May 16, marks a full year since the prominent Chadian opposition leader, Succès Masra, was taken …
A somber anniversary: one year since succès masra’s detention in Chad Read More
The month of May has long been synonymous with social upheaval in Senegal, a tradition dating back to 1968. With May Day kicking off the season, the nation braces for …
Senegal’s may turmoil: protests, strikes and social unrest in focus Read More
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
“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
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
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