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After initially relying on Russian military contractors to bolster its security, Niger’s ruling junta has now turned to Algeria for direct military intervention. On October 25, 2026, Algeria’s parliament approved the deployment of troops to Niger, marking a significant shift in Algiers’ traditionally cautious foreign military engagements. But as NiameyContinue Reading

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The prolonged vacancy of Cameroon’s vice-presidential office is sparking intense debate amid mounting concerns over President Paul Biya’s advancing age and the nation’s political future. Far from mere bureaucratic hesitation, this deliberate postponement signals a calculated move by the head of state to delay a constitutional reckoning that could reshapeContinue Reading

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Gabon’s interim president Brice Oligui Nguema has taken a decisive step by publicly confronting BW Energy, the Norwegian oil major operating off Gabon’s coast, following the Prospector 5 disaster. By directly holding the company accountable, the transitional leader reshapes the narrative from a maritime incident to a pivotal political moment,Continue Reading

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The Gabonese government has ended an eight-month ban on major social media platforms, marking a significant shift in the country’s digital policy. The restoration of access to Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram follows a prolonged period of online restrictions that sparked widespread debate over freedom of expression and internet governance.Continue Reading

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Gabon is taking a decisive leap forward in its quest to modernize its public sector, forging a strategic partnership with China that could redefine governance in Central Africa. The announcement follows a high-level meeting between Laurence Ndong, Gabon’s Minister of Public Service and Capacity Building, and Zhou Ping, China’s AmbassadorContinue Reading

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In a pivotal presentation to the Gabonese Business Federation (FEG) attended by vice president of government Hermann Immongault, Gabon Connect emerged as the nation’s game-changing digital gateway for administrative and financial processes. The platform is engineered to streamline declarations and payments while bolstering revenue tracking for enhanced government transparency. TwoContinue Reading

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Algeria’s move to convene an emergency parliamentary session on 25 October has intensified scrutiny over its evolving military ties with Niger. While speculation mounts about potential troop deployments, the broader implications touch on regional sovereignty, shifting power dynamics, and the future of Sahel security frameworks. Emergency session fuels military deploymentContinue Reading