Tshisekedi’s envoy advances drc’s diplomatic agenda across africa
Photo d’illustration On a crucial official mission in Burundi, Floribert Anzuluni, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Minister of Regional Integration, leading a Congolese delegation, was received in Gitega on Wednesday, July 15, 2026. He met with Évariste Ndayishimiye, the President of Burundi and current Chairperson of the African Union. ThisContinue Reading
Young Tchad entrepreneurs embrace green jobs in N’Djamena
Tchad young Tchad entrepreneurs embrace green jobs in N’Djamena The Municipality of N’Djamena and the National Employment Promotion Office (ONAPE) launch a program to equip 200 young people with sustainable farming skills, fostering eco-friendly jobs and youth employment. Alwihda Info 16 juil. 2026 — 2 min de lecture Partager N’Djamena’sContinue Reading
En Côte d’Ivoire, le pari d’une économie souveraine par les champions nationaux
Mines : en Tanzanie, 88% des achats ont été effectués auprès des fournisseurs locauxLe pays impose depuis peu des co-entreprises aux fournisseurs étrangers afin d’ancrer cette manne au-delà de la part captée par l’impôt sur le bénéfice et d’autres redevances minières. Il s’agit d’une révolution silencieuse dans le partage deContinue Reading
Mali-Algeria thaw boosts air travel connections
How Mali and Algeria’s diplomatic thaw is reshaping West African air travel After months of strained relations, Bamako and Algiers have taken decisive steps to restore normal air traffic between their nations. This unexpected rapprochement is sending ripples through the aviation sector, particularly for major carriers like Air France, BrusselsContinue Reading
France-Morocco ties: Rabat’s growing influence in the Sahel region
The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, arrived in Morocco on July 15, 2026, leading a high-level delegation of over a dozen ministers. With several agreements expected to be signed during the visit, the trip also coincides with rising tensions over human rights concerns in Rabat, following legal action against aContinue Reading
Cameroon’s golden drain: billions in illicit gold flow to Dubai
Cameroon’s gold: billions lost An ongoing investigation reveals a disturbing trend: billions of dollars in gold are being illicitly siphoned from Cameroon, primarily destined for Dubai. This clandestine outflow is fueled by rampant illegal mining activities across the nation, particularly in the eastern and Adamawa regions, where a gold rushContinue Reading
Argentina’s second-half surge outclasses england in world cup semi-final
The initial period of the World Cup semi-final clash between England and Argentina offered little to captivate spectators. Had the match concluded after the first 45 minutes, plus three minutes of added time, the outcome might have been uncontroversial, but there would have been virtually no drama to recount. BothContinue Reading
French prime minister wraps up diplomatic tour in Morocco
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu recently concluded a landmark official visit to Morocco, accompanied by a high-profile delegation including twelve ministers. The delegation featured key figures such as Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot and Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who engaged in intensive discussions with Moroccan counterparts to strengthen bilateral cooperation. ThisContinue Reading
Gabon’s ministry of mines initiates comprehensive audit of gold sector permits
Gabon’s gold sector is on the cusp of an unprecedented oversight phase. The Ministry of Mines has announced a wide-ranging verification and regularization initiative for all gold mining permits across the nation, set to commence on July 16, 2026. Every permit holder will be required to present their complete administrative,Continue Reading
Chad’s upcoming visa waiver for african citizens from 2027
In a significant development for pan-African current affairs, Chad has announced its intention to abolish visa requirements for all citizens from other African nations. This new policy, designed to foster greater regional integration and ease of movement across the continent, is scheduled to take effect in 2027.Continue Reading
Salomon beas critiques african leadership challenges in democracy
Political analysis Cameroonian activist Salomon Beas highlights Africa’s democratic struggles Former Movement for the Renaissance of Cameroon (MRC) activist Salomon Beas argues that political parties led by figures whose only ambition is to become president are undermining democratic progress across the continent. Editorial team |July 16, 2026|3 minutes read AAAContinue Reading
Niger Debates Demographic Challenges With Collective Reflection
Collective Reflection on Niger’s Demographic Challenges In celebration of World Population Day, the Abdou Moumouni University in Niamey hosted a meeting focused on demographic and socio-anthropological issues. Researchers, educators, students, and institution representatives gathered to discuss the main challenges linked to population evolution and their implications for Niger’s development. TheContinue Reading