Togo salutes academic excellence with 107 new full professors After weeks of campus unrest, the government has taken decisive action to recognize the dedication of educators in Togo’s public universities. In a landmark decision announced during a recent Council of Ministers meeting, 107 associate professors have been elevated to theContinue Reading
Togo has taken a significant stride in expanding its higher education landscape with the official launch of the University of Datcha. During a cabinet meeting, the government confirmed the appointment of Professor Essohanam Batchana as the inaugural president of this emerging public institution. Positioned in the Plateaux Region, the universityContinue Reading
Souveraineté, sarcasme, accusations: comment l’Afrique du Nord réagit à la crise de Ceuta Des migrants franchissent la frontière depuis le Maroc vers l’enclave espagnole de Ceuta, jeudi 30 juillet 2026. (Photo AP/Antonio Sempere) – Tous droits réservés AP Photo Tous droits réservés AP Photo Par Chaima Chihi Publié le 31/07/2026 – 16:47Continue Reading
In just 24 hours, nearly 60,000 individuals crossed illegally into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, a 20 km² territory bordering Morocco with a population of 85,000. The unprecedented influx has plunged the region into chaos, raising serious questions about the motives behind this sudden movement of people. The Spanish governmentContinue Reading
In a significant development for African news today, three individuals closely connected to the Pastef party in Senegal are currently facing legal proceedings. These associates have been formally charged with allegedly committing an offense against President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. This legal action in Senegal’s political landscape underscores the ongoing dynamicsContinue Reading
Côte d’Ivoire Unveils Economic Transformation Blueprint at Regional Forum The Ivory Coast’s leadership in development financing took center stage Tuesday in Abidjan during the launch of two pivotal reports: the 2026 Côte d’Ivoire Country Report (RP-CI) and the West Africa Economic Outlook (PER-AO) by the African Development Bank (BAD). RepresentingContinue Reading
31 July 2026 14:13+02:00 Bruno Guimaraes poised for Premier League switch to Arsenal after Newcastle raise bid Premier League Arsenal Newcastle B. Guimaraes transfer news Arsenal have reached a deal with Newcastle United for the transfer of Brazilian midfielder Bruno Guimaraes after significantly increasing their offer to €90 million plusContinue Reading
Captain Ibrahim Traoré and Burkina Faso’s military leadership have repeatedly championed a bold economic slogan: “Y’a pas crédit dedans,” or “there’s no credit in it.” This phrase, echoed across social media platforms and parroted by the regime’s supporters, suggests that the nation is funding major infrastructure projects—road rehabilitation, equipment acquisition,Continue Reading
Eight civilians killed in Mali airstrikes, Human Rights Watch alleges Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused Russian-backed paramilitaries known as the Africa Corps of carrying out an airstrike in central Mali that resulted in the deaths of eight civilians, including three children. The incident occurred on June 15 in theContinue Reading
Patriotic initiatives overshadowed by serious allegations The Burkina Faso government, under Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has intensified its militarization of public life under the banner of national re-foundation and civic discipline. Yet recent accusations of sexual violence against members of the women’s national football team—allegedly occurring during a military-organized training camp—haveContinue Reading
Africa Benin welcomes 28 Afro-descendants as new citizens in landmark ceremony Benin has granted citizenship to 28 Afro-descendants, strengthening ties with its diaspora through a symbolic ceremony that marks a pivotal moment in its historical reconciliation efforts. Share On July 30, 2026, the Ministry of Justice and Legislation orchestrated aContinue Reading
Human rights report Eight civilians killed in Mopti air strike attributed to Africa Corps Human rights observers have implicated Africa Corps, a Russian-linked paramilitary group, in an airstrike that killed eight civilians—including three children—in central Mali. The June 15 attack struck the village of Kyrnia in the Mopti region. TheContinue Reading