Cameroon’s Wouri-Est: a hotly contested Douala seat
Why Cameroon’s political heavyweights are locked in a fierce battle for the Wouri-Est constituency In the heart of Douala, Cameroon’s economic capital, the Wouri-Est constituency has become the epicenter of a political storm. No major party can afford to overlook this strategic electoral battleground, where high stakes and intense rivalryContinue Reading
International press reacts to France’s overwhelming world cup performance
The French national team, affectionately known as “Les Bleus,” continues to cast a formidable shadow over the ongoing World Cup, with international media increasingly vocal about their overwhelming dominance. Following a commanding performance against Sweden in the round of 16, a match that notably featured another double from star strikerContinue Reading
RB Leipzig cools PSG’s pursuit of Yan Diomandé
The transfer narrative surrounding Ivorian winger Yan Diomandé has taken a new turn. Highly sought after in the current transfer window, Diomandé was reportedly keen on joining Paris Saint-Germain. However, RB Leipzig appears resolute in its stance, signalling a firm refusal to let their star player depart. Yan Diomandé, whoContinue Reading
Frank Onyeka completes permanent switch to Coventry City
Coventry City, promoted to the Premier League for the 2026–2027 campaign, have announced the permanent signing of Frank Onyeka from Brentford. The Nigerian midfielder initially joined the Sky Blues on loan in January, and the club have now triggered the permanent transfer after the summer window opened. Onyeka played aContinue Reading
Psg transfer news: gabriel moscardo set for espanyol barcelona loan move
Paris Saint-Germain officially kicked off their summer transfer window on Tuesday by announcing the departure of Gonçalo Ramos. The 25‑year‑old striker, who joined from Benfica Lisbonne three years ago, has signed for AC Milan in a deal worth approximately €70 million. More exits are expected, with Randal Kolo Muani (27) closeContinue Reading
Bénin air force general Bertin Bada officially retires after 43 years of service
After 43 years of service, air force General Bertin Bada has formally left the ranks of the Bénin armed forces. A formal ceremony took place on Tuesday, 30 June 2026, at the Cotonou Air Base to mark the event. Military honours, flag salutes, and troop reviews highlighted the farewell ofContinue Reading
Marseille facing €10m sale of Greenwood and Højbjerg
The summer transfer window is already heating up, and Olympique de Marseille is making headlines once again. The club is under pressure from UEFA and must sell players to avoid being banned from European competitions. While Mason Greenwood’s future dominates discussions, another key star could also be heading for theContinue Reading
Senegal constitutional reform: civil society demands a referendum free from political maneuvering
Civil society in Sénégal is calling for total transparency. Following the National Assembly’s adoption of a constitutional reform bill supported by Pastef deputies on Monday, June 29, the Y’en a marre movement has stepped forward. This citizen collective, active for fifteen years, emphasized the necessity of putting this text toContinue Reading
Ayyoub Bouaddi: PSG faces tough transfer battle for 18-year-old star
Paris Saint-Germain is bracing for a high-stakes summer transfer window as the club seeks to bolster its squad under Luis Enrique. With eyes set on emerging talent, the Red-and-Blues have identified a prime target: 18-year-old Moroccan midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi. Bouaddi has been turning heads with his performances for both LOSCContinue Reading
Jnim’s strategy: from territorial control to functional capture in Mali
On June 24, 2026, traffic resumed on the strategic Bamako–Mourdiah–Nara axis in central-western Mali after weeks of blockade imposed by the JNIM (Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin). More significant than the reopening itself is how it happened: not through a decisive military operation by the state, but following mediation by localContinue Reading
Timbuktu in darkness: how a fuel blockade is strangling a historic city
Cut off from the rest of Mali by insecurity, the historic city of 333 saints is enduring an unprecedented ordeal. Without electricity or running water due to a severe fuel shortage, Timbuktu exposes the logistical and security failure that punishes civilian populations first. In Timbuktu, the thermometer easily exceeds 40Continue Reading