PETROSEN denies fuel shortage in Senegal amid fake news PETROSEN, Senegal’s national oil company, has categorically dismissed rumors circulating online about an imminent fuel shortage in the country. The company…
Month: May 2026
Mali road blockades paralyze travel to Bamako
Mali road blockades paralyze travel to Bamako Travelers in Mali are facing severe disruptions due to road blockades enforced by armed groups, severely limiting access to the capital city of…
JTE Gbi de fer advocates for anti-begging measures in Abidjan
JTE Gbi de fer advocates for anti-begging measures in Abidjan The JTE Gbi de fer, a prominent social initiative in Côte d’Ivoire, is rallying behind government policies aimed at curbing…
Senegal’s president highlights sport’s role in development at Nairobi summit
At the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye delivered a standout speech, celebrating Senegal’s continental championship triumph. His remarks resonated strongly with attendees, emphasizing how sport…
Togo political opening after years of opposition restrictions
The opposition in Togo has achieved a significant milestone by securing authorization for a public gathering in Lomé this past Saturday, marking the first such event in years. This development…
Togo political climate shifts as opposition gains assembly rights
After years of bans on public gatherings, Togo’s opposition coalition has secured permission to hold a major rally in Lomé. The landmark event signals a possible easing of political restrictions—or…
Political openings brewing in Togo after years of restrictions
After years of stringent clampdowns on public demonstrations, Togo’s opposition has successfully organized a permitted gathering in Lomé. Held this past weekend, the event has sparked fresh debate: is this…