As Côte d’Ivoire celebrated its 66th independence anniversary, former parliamentarian Méambly Tié Évariste shared a heartfelt message with compatriots, particularly those from the Cavally, Guémon and Tonkpi regions. His reflections marked both a personal milestone and a turning point in his public service career. The veteran politician, who served asContinue Reading

Diplomatic dialogue eases border tensions between Central African Republic and Cameroon Tensions flared briefly along the Central African Republic (CAR) and Cameroon border after a cross-border incident sparked outrage among local residents. Videos circulating on social media captured the moment when two Cameroonian gendarmes, armed with Kalashnikov rifles, entered theContinue Reading

In a bold move to reinforce economic sovereignty, Burkina Faso’s transitional government has suspended all imports of wheat flour, semolina, and couscous. The decision, framed as a cornerstone of the « Agropastoral Offensive » to empower local producers, has sparked intense debate over its practicality and potential socio-economic fallout. IndustrialContinue Reading

Recent revelations have brought to light an intricate and discreet transaction involving Niger’s uranium reserves. The 300-tonne stock of yellowcake, held by the Société du Patrimoine des Mines du Niger (SOPAMIN), reportedly changed hands in a highly unconventional deal with the Romanian firm Nuclearelectrica. This extraordinary Niger uranium transaction, characterizedContinue Reading

Dakar 2026 is making a bold environmental pledge: hosting the first-ever Youth Olympic Games (YOG) free from single-use plastics. This initiative, backed by Senegal’s Ministry of Environment and Ecological Transition alongside the United Nations Development Programme, sets out to redefine the standards for large-scale sporting events in Africa. The initiativeContinue Reading