Côte d’Ivoire advances digital education by training 75 inspectors

Côte d’Ivoire advances digital education by training 75 inspectors As part of the second phase of the Digital Skills Development for Supervisory and Teaching Staff (DCNPEE) project, 75 educational inspectors…

Tchad military strikes kill nigerian fishermen on lake Chad

Military strikes conducted by Chad against jihadist groups on Lake Chad have resulted in the presumed deaths of dozens of Nigerian fishermen, according to local witnesses. The attacks, which began…

Nairobi summit charts new course for France-africa relations

France and Africa forge a forward-looking partnership in Nairobi The Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi has become the focal point of global attention as a pivotal two-day summit…

Repeated miscarriages in young mothers in Chad: a silent crisis

Why are young mothers in Chad facing rising cases of repeated miscarriages? In N’Djamena, Chad’s capital, and several secondary cities, an alarming trend is emerging: young women in their twenties…

Youssouf mahamat youssouf, president of ouaddaï provincial council, passes away

Youssouf Mahamat Youssouf, the esteemed president of the Ouaddaï Provincial Council in Chad, has passed away in the early hours of Monday at the Modern Hospital in N’Djamena. His death…

Mali crisis: how regional power shifts are reshaping the Sahel

Mali crisis: how regional power shifts are reshaping the Sahel Since 2012, Mali has been grappling with a deepening multidimensional crisis that has fundamentally altered the geopolitical landscape of the…

The remarkable life of Babily Dembélé: architecture, politics, and social impact in Côte d’Ivoire

Emerging from a modest background to become a prominent architect, politician, and social advocate, Babily Dembélé exemplifies the power of persistence in Côte d’Ivoire. His life story is a testament…

Mali’s grim reality: denial in the capital vs brutal northern roads

The Humanitarian Crisis on Mali’s Northern Routes Charred vehicle wrecks, rotting food supplies, and lifeless bodies strewn along the roadside paint a harrowing picture of Mali’s northern supply routes. The…

Tragic air strikes in Lake Chad leave dozens of Nigerian fishermen dead

Chadian military strikes target Boko Haram strongholds Since Friday, the air force of Tchad has been conducting intense strikes against jihadist positions on the islands of Lake Chad, located near…

Academic launch of Club OHADA UAM and the 8th Pleading Ace competition in Niamey

Academic launch of Club OHADA UAM and the 8th Pleading Ace competition in Niamey The Club OHADA at the Université Abdou Moumouni in Niamey (Club OHADA UAM) is preparing to…

Why the European Union is reinforcing Togo as its primary strategic ally in West Africa

The European Union (EU) has once again confirmed its dedication to strengthening its bond with Togo amid a period of intense global volatility. This commitment was articulated in Lomé by…

Panafricanism today: the contradictions of modern activists

panafricanism today: the contradictions of modern activists As South African courts prepare to rule on the fate of Kémi Séba, a prominent panafricanist activist with 1.5 million social media followers,…