Rwanda-DRC border closure hits Goma’s economy hard
Residents of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are feeling the pinch after authorities closed key border crossings with Rwanda, particularly between Goma and Gisenyi. The move has…
Benin’s bold diplomatic push for stronger ties with Nigeria
The dawn of a new era in Beninese diplomacy Within days of assuming office as President of the Republic on May 24, Romuald Wadagni wasted no time in stamping his…
Bordeaux turns down art legacy to fast-track Gabon’s cultural restitution
An unprecedented decision in the restitution of African cultural heritage has just been made in Bordeaux. On June 1, 2026, the city council officially declined a bequest of 53 artworks…
Chad security minister addresses rising communal violence in senate hearing
Chad Chad security minister addresses rising communal violence in senate hearing Chad’s Public Security Minister, General Ali Ahmat Aghabache, provided detailed insights into escalating communal violence and insecurity during a…
Bénin’s president romuald wadagni strengthens ties with Sahel nations
Since taking office on 24 May 2026, Benin’s President Romuald Wadagni has embarked on his maiden foreign tour, with stops in Niger and Burkina Faso. The diplomatic mission aims to…
Bénin’s new president seeks to mend ties with Sahel partners
Freshly sworn in as Benin’s new head of state, Romuald Wadagni is making his first diplomatic tour this Tuesday, June 2, with simultaneous stops in Niamey and Ouagadougou. This high-stakes…
Bénin’s foreign minister highlights opportunities for south korean investors
During a landmark meeting in Seoul, Benin’s Foreign Minister Corinne Amori Brunet outlined the West African nation’s strategic advantages for South Korean businesses seeking to expand in Africa. Speaking on…
Burkina Faso’s political shift: revolution or empty promise?
The adoption of Burkina Faso’s new Charter of the Popular Revolution has reignited debates about the country’s future. Meanwhile, Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s evolving stance on democracy continues to spark controversy.…
Tchad tackles intercommunal conflicts with public security plan
Tchad Tchad tackles intercommunal conflicts with public security plan The Chadian Minister of Public Security calls for unified action to curb escalating intercommunal violence, emphasizing a holistic strategy involving all…
Côte d’Ivoire’s high-speed rail project aims to revolutionize travel and economy by 2030
The Côte d’Ivoire is on the brink of a groundbreaking infrastructure milestone as it prepares to launch a high-speed rail network that will redefine travel and economic connectivity across the…
Mali’s economic outlook darkens amid mounting challenges
International credit rating agency Moody’s has downgraded Mali’s sovereign credit outlook from stable to negative, while retaining the Caa2 credit rating. This move underscores escalating risks in security, financing constraints…
Togo ends sms results scam after decades of financial drain
Togo’s education ministry exposes and dismantles a decades-old sms-based results scheme For nearly two decades, Togo’s education system operated a covert revenue stream siphoning funds from vulnerable households through a…