Why the fight against high prices won’t succeed in supermarkets alone
Economy why the fight against high prices won’t succeed in supermarkets alone By Editor-in-Chief July 3, 2026 116 No comment Libreville, July 3, 2026 — For years, the struggle against…
Burkina Faso embraces russian language in schools amid geopolitical shifts
The government decides to introduce russian in the curriculum as a new diplomatic alliance forms In a move that underscores a significant shift in Burkina Faso’s strategic partnerships, the transitional…
Benin’s culinary revolution: new chefs project boosts tourism and jobs
In a bold move to elevate Benin’s culinary profile, the « Les Nouveaux Chefs » initiative was unveiled in Cotonou, marking a new chapter for the country’s gastronomy scene. Launched…
New Gabon public transport network cnt brings modern mobility to all
In a bold move to overhaul the country’s public transportation landscape, the Gabonese government has officially launched the Compagnie Nationale de Transport (CNT), a strategic merger between Trans’Urb and SOGATRA.…
Oumarou yabré’s absence sparks debate over Burkina Faso’s power dynamics
The political landscape in Burkina Faso remains under close scrutiny, particularly concerning the inner workings of its most critical decision-making circles. In recent weeks, the prolonged absence of Commander Oumarou…
Water scarcity crisis grips Libreville as emergency declared
Libreville is grappling with a severe water shortage crisis, prompting authorities to declare a state of hydrological emergency across the capital and its surrounding areas. Residents have endured days without…
East DRC peace efforts: un mission ready for ceasefire monitoring
The escalating conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), particularly involving the government forces and the M23 rebel group backed by Rwanda, has intensified calls for an immediate…
Tchad baccalaureate 2026: mixed reactions as 43% of students fail
Tchad baccalaureate 2026: mixed reactions as 43% of students face setbacks The announcement of the 2026 baccalaureate results in Tchad has sparked a wave of contrasting emotions across N’Djamena and…
Cotonou: police dismantles Vodjè slum, fugitive soldier known as ‘alôtrô’ sought
This week, the Republic of Benin‘s Republican Police launched a major operation in the Vodjè district of Cotonou, dealing a decisive blow to urban crime networks operating in the area.…
Celebrating linguistic diversity in Cameroon with unesco’s multilingual education push
Cameroon and UNESCO champion multilingual education on mother tongue day The 27th edition of the International Mother Tongue Day, held on February 27, 2026, in Nanga Eboko, Cameroon, concluded with…
Algeria legislative elections see record-low 20.79% turnout
Algeria’s legislative elections held on July 2, 2026, marked a historic low in voter participation, with provisional figures showing a turnout of just 20.79%. This unprecedented drop underscores growing public…
AFD funding in Cameroun: where do the 622.8 billion FCFA go?
The French Development Agency (AFD) remains Cameroun’s top bilateral partner, with an active portfolio exceeding 622.8 billion FCFA spread across 51 projects. Yet behind these impressive figures lies a striking…