The throne speech delivered by King Mohammed VI on the occasion of the 27th anniversary of his accession to the throne reflects a royal strategy aimed at solidifying Morocco’s position in a highly competitive global economy, according to Mohamed Daâdaoui, a Moroccan-American political scientist. The speech showcases an evolution ofContinue Reading
PolitiqueBénin Au Bénin, le Sénat prend fonction ce jeudi Rodrigue Guézodjè 30/07/202630 juillet 2026 Le Sénat, la nouvelle et seconde chambre du Parlement béninois, s’installe ce jeudi 30 juillet à Porto-Novo. La nouvelle chambre exercera un rôle consultatif déterminant. Copier le lien Le Sénat prend officiellement corps avec l’installation ceContinue Reading
The Bénin Senate convened its inaugural session in Porto-Novo today, marking the nation’s official transition to a bicameral parliamentary system. This new legislative chamber, established through constitutional reform, joins the existing National Assembly and fundamentally reshapes the country’s institutional framework. Its launch fulfills a key political milestone in President PatriceContinue Reading
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya remains in Switzerland, extending his stay beyond initial expectations. His absence from the national territory has fueled discussions across political and social circles in Yaoundé and beyond. Why hasn’t President Biya returned to Cameroon yet? The prolonged absence of the 89-year-old leader raises questions about hisContinue Reading
King Mohamed VI affirms Morocco’s stability and strategic autonomy in national address During his annual address marking the 27th anniversary of the Throne Day, King Mohamed VI delivered a comprehensive review of Morocco’s progress across economic, social, and geopolitical domains. King Mohamed VI presented a robust assessment of Morocco’s currentContinue Reading
The Constitutional Court’s endorsement of the referendum law has reignited fierce debates in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with opposition factions vowing to escalate their resistance. Political analysts warn this decision could plunge the nation into deeper turmoil. The coalition Article 64 has condemned the ruling, arguing it pavesContinue Reading
The ability to review files, exchange with collaborators, issue directives or approve administrative acts remotely is now within reach. Yet when it comes to the President of the Republic, distance work cannot rely on ordinary digital tools. It demands systems capable of guaranteeing the confidentiality of information, the identity ofContinue Reading
The latest political exchange in Senegal has taken a significant turn as Imam Kanté directly addressed Moundiaye Cissé’s remarks regarding Ousmane Sonko. This intervention adds depth to the ongoing discourse shaping the nation’s political landscape.Continue Reading
PoliticsCameroon Paul Biya’s health fuels debate on free speech in Cameroon July 29, 2026 The six-month prison sentence handed to online commentator Patrick Mengue for allegedly insulting President Paul Biya has intensified discussions about the boundaries of free speech in Cameroon. The ruling, based on Cameroon’s penal code which criminalizesContinue Reading
Morocco has emerged as a leading political, economic, and social force on the global stage, not only in Africa and the Arab world but also across the Mediterranean basin and beyond. This transformation has been driven by the visionary leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, whose strategic initiatives haveContinue Reading
As the Democratic Republic of the Congo braces for a pivotal political moment, the nation finds itself at the heart of a fierce debate: could President Félix Tshisekedi be gearing up to pursue a third term in office? a constitutional referendum fuels speculation The Constitutional Court of the DRC recentlyContinue Reading
A resident of Cameroon has been handed a six-month prison sentence after a court found him guilty of publicly insulting President Paul Biya. The case centered around a Facebook post in which the defendant, Patrick Mengue, allegedly included remarks deemed offensive to the Head of State. The ruling, delivered inContinue Reading