France-Maroc : les trois dossiers sensibles du déplacement de Sébastien Lecornu
France-Maroc : les trois dossiers sensibles du déplacement de Sébastien Lecornu Bruno Jeudy Ce contenu est réservé aux abonnés La Tribune Les 15 et 16 juillet prochains, Sébastien Lecornu se…
Genesio’s marseille reign: a potential reunion with martin terrier?
Following a disappointing campaign, Olympique Marseille is poised for a significant reset ahead of the 2025-2026 season. While financial considerations may necessitate several player departures, the club is also exploring…
Senegal’s debt restructuring faces critical pilot selection
Senegal’s economic landscape is facing its most pressing challenge yet under President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s administration. The revelation of a higher-than-reported public debt by the Cour des comptes has intensified…
Mbacké buzzes with energy as Ousmane Sonko prepares for major political rally
Mbacké is abuzz with political energy as Ousmane Sonko, leader of PASTEF–Les Patriotes, visits the region ahead of a highly anticipated public gathering. His arrival on Saturday was met with…
Théodore holo outlines his vision for Bénin’s new senate
As Bénin’s new Senate prepares for its official inauguration, Professor Théodore Holo has articulated his intentions for serving within the newly established upper chamber. The distinguished former President of the…
Gabon’s escalating cyberattack crisis linked to social media ban and vpn usage
A coalition of Gabonese associations declared on Saturday in Libreville that they have initiated legal proceedings across various courts. This action comes in response to a significant increase in cyberattacks,…
Ousmane Sonko appeals for Pastef unity in Mbacké, warning against internal divisions
During the inauguration of Pastef’s new headquarters in Mbacké, party president Ousmane Sonko issued a powerful plea for unity among his political leaders. He cautioned them against internal rivalries that…
Senegal’s Cheikh Anta Diop University: where the african renaissance ignited intellectual battles
In the 1970s, a profound paradox defined Dakar University: one of Africa’s most significant intellectuals, Cheikh Anta Diop, worked within its very confines yet was denied the right to teach.…


















