Togo strengthens judiciary with 28 new judges in civil and military courts

Togo’s judicial system receives a major boost with fresh appointments Togo has taken a decisive step toward modernizing its judicial infrastructure. In a recent executive session held in Lomé, officials…

Gabon’s bold shift toward mining-led economic growth

Gabon’s bold shift toward mining-led economic growth The oil-dependent economy of Gabon is undergoing a strategic transformation as the government accelerates efforts to develop its mining sector. Following a significant…

Cameroon’s latest decrees spark fresh debates over Paul Biya’s absence

In Cameroon, the recent publication of presidential decrees promoting five brigadier generals has intensified public discussions about President Paul Biya‘s prolonged absence from the public eye. The move follows his…

African migrants expelled from US to Cameroon challenge deportation in Yaoundé court

International,États-Unis African migrants expelled from US to Cameroon challenge deportation in Yaoundé court Legal representation for the migrants, through attorney Me Joseph Fru Awah, asserts that “Cameroon cannot be exploited…

Togolese civil society urges sanctions over constitutional reform

International pressure is mounting against the political shifts in Togo, as a coalition of 43 African civil society organizations (CSOs) from the continent and its diaspora issues a joint appeal…

Sénégal: why a political truce is now critical for economic revival

The transition to the new administration in Sénégal was greeted with optimism, as citizens anticipated an economic rebound following nearly three years of instability triggered by the presidential election tensions…

Cotonou revamps food safety with modern vendor hubs and port canteen

Key challenges How can street food vendors operating near the port maintain their livelihoods while ensuring safety and hygiene for both customers and themselves? Sustainable solution Observing the hazardous working…

Niger coup aftermath: promises unmet three years later

From rebellion to reality: the unfulfilled promises of Niger’s new leadership When General Abdourahamane Tiani seized power on July 26, 2023, toppling President Mohamed Bazoum, he framed his coup as…

After Senegal’s magal celebrations unrest for civil servants

The reverberations of Touba’s Grand Magal festivities lingered long after the celebrations concluded in Senegal. Yet, for civil servants nationwide, the aftermath brought more bitterness than joy. Unresolved grievances overshadow…

WHO chief assesses mounting Ebola crisis in Democratic Republic of Congo

The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised the alarm over the rapidly worsening Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), describing its spread as «an unprecedented acceleration». Since…

Paul biya’s prolonged absence raises questions in Cameroon

Yaoundé, Cameroon — The prolonged absence of President Paul Biya, the world’s oldest sitting leader at 93, has sparked speculation about his whereabouts and even his health. Re-elected in 2025…

Bénin leads global ocean prediction training with OPERA project

In response to pressing coastal management challenges across the Bénin coastline and Gulf of Guinea, the country has taken a decisive step forward. As part of the OPERA project (Ocean…