Uber expands its Moroccan footprint to Agadir and Tangier
Uber is broadening its reach across Morocco by launching operations in Tangier and Agadir. This move aims to bolster the nation’s thriving tourism sector and follows the company’s established presence…
Gabon and African Development Bank accelerate economic transformation
As Gabon embarks on an ambitious journey of economic renewal, the African Development Bank (BAD) is reinforcing its commitment to play a pivotal role in this transition. During high-level discussions…
Benin and Chad unite to tackle Africa’s water security challenges
Diplomatic efforts regarding water management are intensifying across West Africa as major continental summits approach. The Palais de la Marina in Cotonou recently hosted a strategic dialogue between Tchad and…
Supporting President Paul Biya during the vice-presidential selection process
On June 29, 2026, the Minister of Finance made a significant public statement regarding the restoration of Sonara. This development has positioned the minister back at the heart of the…
Gabon reclaims maritime control as fishing pact with European Union expires
Libreville, July 1, 2026 – The decision to terminate the long-standing fishing pact with the European Union signals a major pivot in Gabon’s strategy for economic independence. June 29, 2026,…
Shanda Tonme: no head of state has ever faced such a complex situation
According to the Universal Mediator and President of the Independent Commission Against Corruption and Discrimination (COMICODI), there is no room for tribalism or personal favors in the current state of…
Gabon focuses on accountability to ensure debt delivers tangible results
Gabon focuses on accountability to ensure debt delivers tangible results Libreville — The government of Gabon is taking a firmer stance on international financing. Faced with recurring delays affecting several…
Benin extends registration deadline for national order of civil engineers
The government of Bénin is moving forward with the formal establishment of the National Order of Civil Engineers. In a recent official statement, Georges Alé, the Minister of Living Environment…
Cameroun: why the obsession with football persists while the nation faces deep crises
According to Jean Rodrigue Atemengue, in a country where a long-awaited government reshuffle remains stalled for months, public discourse should not be held hostage by a ball. Camerounians must face…
The illusion of structure: how Mali’s military regime is tightening its grip on business
After successfully silencing dissent, shuttering independent media outlets, and suppressing free speech, authoritarian systems inevitably face a major hurdle: the economic autonomy of their people. History shows a consistent pattern…
Debating sovereignty in Burkina Faso amid proposal for extraterrestrial embassy
A local movement in Burkina Faso has sparked intense public debate after suggesting the establishment of an “embassy for extraterrestrials” as a means to bolster national sovereignty. The proposal, which…
Bénin pioneers high-tech drone intervention to eliminate malaria breeding sites
On Tuesday, June 30, 2026, the government of Bénin officially inaugurated a groundbreaking initiative that merges artificial intelligence, geospatial mapping, and specialized spraying drones to neutralize malaria larval habitats. Supported…