Bénin Benin border security foils migrant convoy in Kassouala Vigilant border controls have yielded significant results in northeastern Bénin. On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, police officers stationed at the Okpara bridge, located within the Kassouala district, successfully halted a group of 24 individuals. Among them was a young Béninois citizen,Continue Reading
Ecouter l’article The Gabonese government has taken decisive action to safeguard the nation’s supply of aquatic products. A temporary prohibition on the export of sardine (Ethmalosa fimbriata) and the fish commonly known as “sans nom” (Heterotis niloticus) has been in effect across the entire territory since March 26, 2026. ThisContinue Reading
The shared frontier between Bénin and Niger is poised for a potential reopening, concluding a period of nearly complete closure spanning over two years. According to reliable information from both Cotonou and Niamey, authorities in both nations have initiated technical discussions aimed at restoring the free flow of goods andContinue Reading
On June 16, Mr. Hassan Adoum Younousmi, the Director General of Chad’s downstream petroleum sector regulatory authority (ARSAT), held an important meeting with Mr. Mohamed Arkab, the Minister of State and Minister of Hydrocarbons for the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria. This significant engagement took place at the Algerian MinistryContinue Reading
Over a thousand electric vehicles now navigate the roads of Côte d’Ivoire. These quiet, fuel-efficient automobiles are particularly prominent within the VTC (Vehicles for Hire) sector, where they offer significantly reduced operational costs. However, despite this growing momentum, several hurdles remain: the initial purchase price is still high, charging infrastructureContinue Reading
Ecouter l’article President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema recently reaffirmed his commitment to establishing Gabon as a leading healthcare reference point in Central Africa. His administration aims for a lasting transformation of the national health system, focusing on constructing modern hospital infrastructure, upgrading technical medical equipment, and enhancing access to qualityContinue Reading
A significant shift is underway within Bénin’s healthcare framework. The financial obstacle has now been removed from the path of urgent medical intervention, prioritizing the preservation of human life. Health officials have confirmed the implementation of immediate care for vital emergencies, establishing a clear mandate: « Provide treatment first, addressContinue Reading
In an increasingly contentious political climate, recent pronouncements attributed to groups identified as loyalist militias or paramilitary elements have provoked significant apprehension among Togo’s civil society and opposition. Recordings and online interventions feature individuals declaring an unwavering commitment to “defend the power of the Gnassingbé family until death,” even inContinue Reading
enhancing Chad’s groundwater governance for sustainable water security A national workshop in N’Djamena convenes diverse stakeholders to develop an action plan for improving Chad’s crucial groundwater management, vital for water security and sustainable development. A crucial three-day national workshop has commenced in N’Djamena, dedicated to bolstering the governance of groundwaterContinue Reading
Tchad receives substantial rice donation to combat food insecurity The Republic of Chad has welcomed a significant humanitarian gesture from the People’s Republic of China, which donated 1,770 metric tons of rice. This contribution was officially received in N’Djamena on June 16, 2026, at the Radisson Blu hotel, during aContinue Reading
Niger has implemented a significant legislative overhaul within its anti-corruption framework. The recently enacted Penal Code introduces an unprecedented intensification of sanctions targeting economic crimes and the misappropriation of public funds. Moving forward, civil servants, public officials, and intermediaries found complicit in financial malfeasance face exceptionally stringent penalties, which mayContinue Reading
PolitiqueNiger Les droits de l’homme, ce n’est pas que pour les adultes Balkissa Sidi Ahmed 16/06/202616 juin 2026 À Gaya, dans le sud-ouest du Niger, une école sensibilise les enfants sur leurs droits. Reportage à l’occasion de la Journée de l’enfant africain. https://p.dw.com/p/5FUKc La cloche vient juste de sonner laContinue Reading