Libreville’s residents are battling scorching temperatures without relief as a critical digital failure cripples the city’s electricity payment system. Since dawn on June 15, customers of the Société d’Énergie et d’Eau du Gabon (SEEG) have been unable to purchase EDAN units—the prepaid credits essential for powering their meters. Frustration mountsContinue Reading

The Seleção didn’t just win—they delivered a masterclass last night in Philadelphia. Brazil dismantled Haiti 3-0 in their second World Cup group-stage match, showcasing the joga bonito (beautiful game) that fans around the globe expect from the five-time world champions. This wasn’t just another victory; it was a statement. Ancelotti’sContinue Reading

dutch stopper jean-paul van hecke calls £50 million tottenham move a « career milestone » Defender Jean-Paul van Hecke addressed the media ahead of Saturday’s crucial clash against Sweden, just days after completing his blockbuster move to Tottenham Hotspur. When asked about the significance of becoming football’s latest £50 millionContinue Reading

Breaking Politics Senegal constitutional reform: Assembly Speaker Ousmane Sonko sets deadline for President Bassirou Diomaye Faye June 19, 2026 Dakar — Following the Assembly Presidents’ Conference (CDP) held this past Friday, June 19, Senegal’s National Assembly has adopted an intensive legislative work schedule. Key labor and social security codes areContinue Reading

Gabon’s global transparency challenge in fight against corruption Economie 56 No comment Libreville — Late June will see Libreville host more than just another United Nations technical delegation. The Gabonese capital is preparing to undergo one of the most rigorous international assessments of public governance, financial transparency, and anti-corruption measuresContinue Reading

The recent inauguration of Benin’s President Romuald Wadagni on May 24 marked the beginning of a diplomatic shift in the country’s relations with its neighbors. His subsequent regional tour—spanning Nigeria, Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, Togo, Côte d’Ivoire, and Senegal—signals a deliberate departure from the strained interactions of the past. UnderContinue Reading