The legal battle surrounding Kemi Seba, the Franco-Beninese activist currently detained in South Africa, has taken a decisive turn. Pretoria’s courts have postponed his hearing to August 11, 2026, a decision orchestrated by Benin’s legal team through a meticulously prepared extradition dossier. By submitting a fully documented digital version ofContinue Reading

Historic Summit in Hammamet: Africa charts its digital sovereignty path The African Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity has officially kicked off in Hammamet, Tunisia, marking a pivotal moment in the continent’s technological evolution. From July 13 to 15, 2026, policymakers, innovators, and academics are convening to shape a robustContinue Reading

While the legal framework appears unambiguous, enforcement remains inconsistent. The recently updated aviation agreement between the European Union and Morocco explicitly excludes Western Sahara—yet European carriers continue operating flights to the disputed territory without adhering to this exclusion. The European Parliament gave its green light to the revised protocol onContinue Reading

The summer 2026 transfer window has sent shockwaves through women’s football, with blockbuster moves already redrawing the competitive landscape ahead of the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Among the most significant shifts: Liverpool’s acquisition of former Manchester City goalkeeper Khiara Keating, a transfer that immediately boosts England’s goalkeeper depth whileContinue Reading

Gathered in Bénin on Monday, July 13, 2026, ministers and heads of delegation from the Process of Atlantic African States (PEAA) laid crucial groundwork for enhanced regional integration. From accelerating the energy transition to securing vital maritime routes and establishing green logistics corridors, the signing of the Cotonou Declaration signalsContinue Reading

The Gabonese government is actively engaged in ongoing negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to establish a fresh framework for economic collaboration. These discussions, characterized by a spirit of mutual trust and responsibility, remain a top priority for national authorities. Since the conclusion of the spring meetings in April,Continue Reading

Libreville – For an extended period, digital ecosystems across Africa have grappled with a persistent dichotomy. On one side, established enterprises face increasingly intricate operational hurdles. Conversely, a vibrant, innovative youth develops technological solutions that are often highly relevant, yet frequently disconnected from the genuine demands of the market. GabonContinue Reading