Month: June 2026

Social democrat MEP Udo Bullmann argued that Senegalese authorities are justified in using European Union development funds to buy Chinese‑made buses, provided the deal brings benefits to Senegalese workers. A…

Gabon and Togo are taking a decisive step toward deeper constitutional collaboration, laying the groundwork for shared strategies and mutual expertise. This initiative was formalized during a high-level meeting at…

In Kétou, motorcycle taxi riders will soon be required to wear a uniform while working. The municipal authorities are launching a registration drive ahead of this reform, which is described…

Tchad N’Djamena: holiday cassava sales fund student’s education In N’Djamena, students like Léa use the school holidays to sell cassava, gaining life lessons and financial independence amid widespread poverty. For…

In a globalised economy where trust has become the most precious currency, Africa is accelerating its regulatory transformation. The Togolese capital will host the 3rd edition of the “Compliance and…

Senegal to hold referendum on constitutional reform limiting presidential powers President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has announced he will submit the proposed constitutional revision to a popular referendum, provided the National…

Seven years after the devastating fire at Sonara, the company’s CEO took the podium to solemnly announce to the world’s media that the refinery would rise again on Monday, June…

As of June 29, 2026, work on the access roads to the bridge over the Nyong River at Malombo, in the Nyong-et-Kellé department, is nearing completion. After finishing the road…

In a fresh wave of violence, armed fighters from Boko Haram stormed a public secondary school in Lassa, Borno State, in the early hours of the morning, forcibly taking several…