Tchad Chad’s plastic waste challenge: untapped recycling potential Chad generates approximately 20,000 tonnes of plastic waste annually, yet its recycling efforts remain rudimentary. A lack of infrastructure, limited public awareness, and insufficient support are hindering a sector brimming with economic and environmental promise. Partager Every day, countless plastic bags, bottles,Continue Reading

Kinshasa has formally inked a surrender protocol with the Forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda (FDLR), a long-standing armed group whose ranks have included Rwandan génocidaires operating in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo for decades. According to government statements, the agreement outlines three core phases: voluntary weapons surrender, temporaryContinue Reading

The extended discretion of Paul Biya, Cameroon’s head of state since 1982, continues to dominate political discourse in Yaoundé. The silence emanating from the Étoudi Palace regarding the president’s activities, coupled with a noticeable decrease in his public appearances, fosters a climate of uncertainty that now extends beyond activist circles.Continue Reading

Securing an American visa from Bamako has become a complicated detour. United States consular authorities have shifted all visa processing for Malian applicants to Dakar, making Senegal’s capital the mandatory gateway for Malian travelers seeking to enter the United States. This decision follows months of escalating diplomatic tensions between WashingtonContinue Reading

  Cameroon is currently orchestrating a significant external financing endeavor, its most substantial since the eurobond in January 2026. Data from the public debt’s monthly economic outlook for June 2026 indicates the state aims to secure $690 million, approximately 400 billion FCFA, through an ESG-component loan targeting global investors. ThisContinue Reading