Laurent Gbagbo retains leadership of Côte d’Ivoire’s PPA-CI party
Laurent Gbagbo remains at the helm of Côte d’Ivoire’s leading opposition party After initially signaling intentions to step back, former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo has been reaffirmed as leader of the Parti des peuples africains – Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI) following the party’s first ordinary congress. At nearly 81 years old,Continue Reading
Russian silence in venezuela: Moscow’s strategic retreat exposed
The world has witnessed moments when silence speaks louder than words—when diplomatic posturing reveals a stark truth. When a seismic shift rocked Caracas in early 2026, following a sweeping US military intervention and the dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro, the response from the Russian Federation was nothing short of perplexing.Continue Reading
Om rennais: last chance for european football at velodrome
As the curtain falls on another Ligue 1 season, Olympique de Marseille faces a high-stakes showdown against Stade Rennais at the Stade Vélodrome. This isn’t just another match—it’s a potential season-defining clash that could determine who secures the final Europa Conference League spot. With everything on the line, the PhocéensContinue Reading
Declan rice transfer leaves manchester united captain bruno fernandes ‘really sad’
Bruno Fernandes, the captain of Manchester United, has openly shared his disappointment over Declan Rice’s decision to join Arsenal instead of the Red Devils. The Portuguese international had long viewed Rice as the missing piece to solidify Manchester United’s midfield. However, the English midfielder chose London, signing a deal worthContinue Reading
Mali blocus of Bamako threatens civilian lives and food security
Mali blocus of Bamako threatens civilian lives and food security Bamako’s ongoing blockade is inflicting unacceptable harm on civilians, severely restricting their freedom of movement and threatening their fundamental rights to food, health, and safety, warns Amnesty International. The human rights group urges the Groupe de soutien à l’islam etContinue Reading
Laurent Gbagbo maintains PPA-CI leadership in Ivory Coast
Once considered a potential retiree from politics, Ivory Coast’s former President Laurent Gbagbo has defied expectations by returning to the helm of the Party of Ivorian Peoples (PPA-CI). The decision comes despite his initial exclusion from the 2025 presidential race—a ruling rooted in legal technicalities regarding his eligibility. The moveContinue Reading
The dark side of digital beauty standards for girls in N’Djamena
In the heart of N’Djamena, a subtle yet powerful shift is reshaping how young girls perceive themselves. The rise of social media has turned beauty into a moving target—one defined by filters, curated posts, and endless comparisons. What begins as harmless scrolling can spiral into a cycle of self-doubt, whereContinue Reading
Werner announces gulácsi’s return for leipzig’s bundesliga finale
Timo Werner has announced a significant boost for RB Leipzig, confirming that veteran goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi will be back in action for the club’s culminating Bundesliga fixture. By Abdoulaye Mounkaila — ReporterContinue Reading
Pastef congress could reappoint ousmane sonko as party leader
may 15, 2026 Download rate scheduleTheme Switch to dark mode Switch to light mode Pastef congress: Sonko set for another term as party leader breaking news may 15, 2026 The Pastef party is gearing up for its upcoming congress, marked by the opening of candidate submissions for the party leadership.Continue Reading
The fading russian influence in africa
The once-unstoppable expansion of Russian influence across Africa, driven by mercenary operations, disinformation campaigns, and anti-Western rhetoric, now faces an undeniable reckoning. Promises of enhanced security have gone unfulfilled, military entanglements have deepened, and local populations are increasingly rejecting Moscow’s overtures. What once appeared as a geopolitical triumph now resemblesContinue Reading
Casamance conflict: weakened rebels but cannabis threatens lasting peace
Military strikes cripple rebel cannabis operations in southern Senegal Soldiers and gendarmes from the Sénégal Armed Forces, supported by sniffer dogs, dismantled cannabis cultivation sites in Casamance in early May. This latest operation marks another chapter in one of Africa’s longest-running conflicts, dormant for 43 years in the southern regionsContinue Reading
N’djamena: urgent need to organize minibus stops for better mobility
Tchad N’djamena faces urgent need to organize minibus stops Unregulated minibus stops in N’Djamena create safety hazards and traffic chaos. Experts advocate for structured stops to enhance urban mobility and public safety. The rapid urban expansion of N’Djamena has intensified challenges tied to public transportation, with minibuses serving as theContinue Reading