Tchad: death of ouaddaï provincial council president
Youssouf Mahamat Youssouf, the esteemed president of the Ouaddaï Provincial Council in Chad, passed away early Monday morning at the Modern Hospital in N’Djamena after a brief illness. Known for…
The remarkable journey of Babily Dembélé: From modest roots to Ivorian influence
Rising from a humble background and overcoming early life obstacles, Babily Dembélé has established himself as a prominent multifaceted figure in Côte d’Ivoire. As an architect, politician, businessman, and social…
Deadly air strikes on lake Chad amid jihadist threat
Lake Chad: nigerian fishermen feared dead after chadian military strikes Tensions escalate on Lake Chad as Chadian military operations against Boko haram jihadists reportedly resulted in the deaths of dozens…
Venance konan analyzes the fading face of panafricanism today
As the South African justice system prepares to rule on the fate of Kémi Séba—arrested in mid-April while attempting to enter Zimbabwe illegally—writer Venance Konan questions whether this high-profile panafricanist…
Niger suspends international media outlets over national stability concerns
Niger tightens media regulations amid national security concerns The Nigerien National Observatory of Communication (ONC), led by Ibrahim Manzo Diallo, announced on national broadcaster Télé Sahel that nine French-speaking and…
Sénégal’s timeless railway heritage: the enduring charm of Dakar and Rufisque’s centenary stations
Despite significant modernizations introduced with the advent of the Train Express Régional (TER), the intrinsic character of Sénégal’s historic train stations in Dakar and Rufisque remains beautifully preserved. This deliberate…
Sonelgaz launches 40 mw power plant project in Tchad’s capital
Algeria’s Sonelgaz begins groundwork for 40 MW energy facility in Tchad A high-level delegation from Sonelgaz, Algeria’s state-owned energy giant, has arrived in N’Djamena to kick off preparatory work for…

















