A coalition of Gabonese civil society groups has filed legal complaints in Libreville, accusing unidentified actors of escalating cyberattacks targeting local users, including widespread breaches of WhatsApp and Facebook accounts. Over the past few weeks, the organizations have documented nearly fifty reports from citizens across diverse backgrounds, all linked toContinue Reading
Reportage Afrique Campus de légende: Sénégal, à l’université Cheikh Anta Diop la renaissance africaine en débat [2/6] Publié le : 12/07/2026 – 00:10 Écouter – 02:39 Dans les années 1970, l’université de Dakar vit un paradoxe : l’un des plus grands intellectuels africains travaille dans ses murs, mais n’a pasContinue Reading
Éducation : la Côte d’Ivoire prépare une politique linguistique pour valoriser les langues nationales La Côte d'Ivoire engage une nouvelle étape dans la valorisation des langues nationales au sein de son système éducatif. Un atelier de présentation des résultats de la recherche de terrain et de pré-validation du projet deContinue Reading
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has issued an urgent order to halt all sales of four yoghurt brands in N’Djamena after routine inspections uncovered serious sanitary violations. The directive, signed by Minister Dr Guibolo Fanga Mathieu, follows a five-day quality assessment conducted by the Centre de contrôle de qualitéContinue Reading
Le 12 juillet à 8h00, l’Argentine affrontera la Suisse au stade Arrowhead (États-Unis) en quarts de finale de la Coupe du monde 2026. D’après l’analyse du supercalculateur d’Opta, l’Argentine a 57,1 % de chances de gagner en 90 minutes. La Suisse a 18,7 % de chances de créer la surprise,Continue Reading
World Cup 2026 Argentina’s World Cup 2026 journey: can the Albiceleste defy all odds against Switzerland? July 11, 2026 The Albiceleste face Switzerland in the World Cup 2026 quarterfinal this Sunday, and Argentina arrives with a reputation for defying expectations. After narrowly escaping defeat against Cape Verde in the RoundContinue Reading
The diplomatic relationship between Algeria and Mali, a significant aspect of Africa politics English, had experienced considerable strain in recent years. This deterioration began notably with the current Malian government’s ascent to power, which subsequently accused Algiers of interfering in its internal affairs. In a recent communiqué, Bamako declared itsContinue Reading
With a clear vision for the summer transfer window, Stade Rennais has reshaped its defensive lineup under manager Franck Haise. The club’s latest move—securing American right-back Bryan Reynolds—brings a modern, dynamic profile to the Breton side while closing the door on a long-anticipated deal involving Burkina Faso’s Issa Kaboré. ReynoldsContinue Reading
The Dakar Criminal Court has postponed its verdict in the forgery case involving former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, involving defendant Khardiata Tandian, until July 23, 2026. Initially scheduled for July 9, 2026, the hearing was adjourned after the absence of Cherif Zeyni Abidin Sy, identified as the alleged accomplice inContinue Reading
The Constitutional Council of Sénégal has dealt a significant blow to the ruling Pastef party by rejecting its proposed institutional reforms. The decision, made public yesterday, Thursday, invalidates a text that sought to rebalance powers between state institutions—a central pillar of the party’s agenda led by Ousmane Sonko. The rejectedContinue Reading
Ivorian leader hails unprecedented financial mobilization for national growth « This success reflects the world’s confidence in Côte d’Ivoire, its economic resilience, and the credibility of our development strategy, » declared President Alassane Ouattara following the conclusion of the National Development Plan (PND) 2026-2030 Consultative Group meetings held in AbidjanContinue Reading
Dakar and Lomé: Two Nations, Two Visions of Constitutional Rule In recent months, the capitals of Senegal and Togo have laid bare two starkly divergent interpretations of constitutional governance. While judicial institutions in Dakar have reaffirmed the supremacy of the law, their counterparts in Lomé have faced criticism for aligningContinue Reading