Senegal government formed without ruling party participation President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has unveiled a newly formed government in Senegal, excluding members from the ruling party PASTEF, led by his former…
Author: Kadi Alhassane
Senegal government formed without ruling party participation
Senegal forms new government without ruling party amid political tensions President Bassirou Diomaye Faye announced on June 1 a new government lineup that notably excludes members of the ruling Pastef…
Record-breaking ad investments pour la finale de la ligue des champions sur m6
Record-breaking ad investments pour la finale de la Ligue des champions sur M6 1 june 2026 at 4:30 pm Gross advertising investments soared past €13 million, marking a significant year-over-year…
Ousmane Sonko confirms no Pastef members for Senegal’s new government
Ousmane Sonko confirms no Pastef members for Senegal’s new government Ousmane Sonko, who leads the Pastef party and serves as President of the National Assembly, has publicly stated that no…
Ousmane Sonko reveals no Pastef members will join the new government
Ousmane Sonko, the President of the National Assembly and leader of the Pastef party, has clarified that no ministers from his political movement will be appointed to the upcoming government.…
Côte d’Ivoire unveils ambitious high-speed rail project to connect north and south
Côte d’Ivoire stands on the cusp of a historic leap in infrastructure modernization. Under the expansive National Development Program (PND) 2026-2030, the government is poised to construct a groundbreaking high-speed…
Unity in west africa why Benin’s president’s nigerian visit matters for the ECOWAS
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Faux diplômes in Burkina Faso administration undermines development
The shockwave of fraudulent credentials in Burkina Faso’s public sector The recent dismissal of three high-ranking civil servants—one from the Presidency, another from Water and Forests, and a third from…