Category: News

Niamey, July 31, 2026 — A significant diplomatic engagement unfolded this Friday morning within the refined halls of the Ministry of Interior, Public Security, and Territorial Administration. Upholding established republican traditions, Major General Mohamed Toumba, […]

The Nigerien government has taken a pivotal step towards hosting the “Investir au Niger” forum, scheduled from November 24 to 26, 2026. Officials have formally established the committee tasked with spearheading its preparations, entrusting it […]

Cameroon extends census period amid challenges and delays Yaoundé Following a second consecutive extension, the government has announced an additional period to finalize the nationwide population and housing census. The decision, outlined in a decree […]

Adrien Haye, outgoing director of the French Development Agency (AFD) in Côte d’Ivoire, was honored with a national distinction today for his exceptional contributions to the country’s economic progress. The recognition ceremony took place at […]

AFG Capital Ltd proudly announces the successful return of Gabon to international bond markets after years of absence. As the government’s exclusive financial advisor, the firm played a pivotal role in structuring a landmark sovereign […]

hardship faced by displaced people from Kouakourou in Mali David Baché sat. 1 aug 2026 « When we arrived in Mopti, we were housed in a school. We received plenty of supplies, » shares one […]

Chelsea’s Mykhailo Mudryk cleared to play after doping ban 31 July 2026 In 2024, a trace amount of meldonium—a prohibited substance—was detected in a routine doping test on Mudryk. The Ukrainian winger received a four-year […]

Romain Chanson Raphaël Katebe Katoto’s rising influence in DRC politics As the brother of prominent businessman and former governor Moïse Katumbi, Raphaël Katebe Katoto has emerged as a key political figure in the Democratic Republic […]

Chelsea handed suspended transfer ban from English football authorities 31 july 2026 Chelsea Football Club has narrowly avoided a six-point deduction after an appeal reduced sanctions imposed by English football authorities for breaches dating back […]

Togo awards promotions to 107 university professors following academic protests The long-awaited resolution has arrived. Following weeks of unrest on the Lomé campus, the government has formally approved the elevation of 107 senior lecturers to […]

Togo’s newest higher education institution gains strong leadership The University of Datcha is set to begin a new chapter as the Togolese government officially appointed Professor Essohanam Batchana as its first president. The decision was […]

Human Rights Watch exposes Africa Corps airstrikes that killed civilians in central Mali Human Rights Watch has documented evidence that airstrikes conducted by the Africa Corps—a Russian-backed military unit—killed eight civilians, including three children, during […]