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Amid a global landscape where development aid is shrinking and international financing is increasingly fragmented, Chad has achieved an extraordinary feat. According to projections from the African Development Bank’s African…
Libreville’s municipal authorities have rolled out a groundbreaking initiative to digitize tax collection at the bustling Mont-Bouët market, a critical hub for Gabon’s informal economy. The new system leverages mobile…
Gabon’s sweeping land reform initiative has reached a significant milestone, with government authorities processing an additional 4,046 property transfer decisions. This brings the total number of verified land transactions to…
Gabon is reshaping its long-standing partnership with the European Union by signaling the end of traditional public development aid. Libreville is now advocating for a shift toward direct, measurable investments…
Gabon is doubling down on food self-sufficiency, but a new $15 million poultry venture from a foreign investor has reignited debates over national economic priorities. The arrival of Guinean agribusiness…
One of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), will soon host a major international event in Libreville focused on digital innovation and entrepreneurship. This…
The long road to women’s political representation in Morocco Morocco’s journey toward women’s political participation has been a story of progress and persistent challenges. Since independence, women’s presence in the…
economy Cameroon’s road infrastructure: 2442 km paved, yet obstacles persist Ongoing road projects, progress made, and structural network challenges are among the key topics discussed at the Yaoundé briefing led…
Publié aujourd’hui à 12h32 Lecture : 5 minutes. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Fadwa Islah Grand reporter à Jeune Afrique, spécialiste du Maroc
Politics Libreville’s waterfront revival drives Gabon’s urban transformation Editorial team June 11, 2026 148 No comments Libreville, June 11, 2026 — President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema’s surprise visit to the…
The pulse of Gabon’s informal economy beats strongest at Mont-Bouët, Libreville’s largest market. Yet beneath its vibrant stalls and bustling commerce lies a shadowy underworld of systematic extortion that has…
For decades, Côte d’Ivoire’s leadership has maintained close diplomatic and personal relationships with France’s political elite. No figure embodies this connection more than President Alassane Ouattara, whose ties with French…