Togo’s executive branch appoints 28 new magistrates to enhance judicial efficiency

In a significant move towards modernizing Togo’s judicial framework, the government, during a Council of Ministers meeting held in Lomé on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, endorsed two draft decrees. These…

Gabon’s bold shift to mining as oil production declines

Faced with a sharp decline in oil output, the Central African nation of Gabon is making a strategic pivot toward mining. Over the past several months, the government has unveiled…

Cameroon: presidential decrees spark public debate amid paul biya’s absence

Cameroon: presidential decrees spark public debate amid paul biya’s absence In Cameroon, a series of presidential decrees officially appointing five new brigade generals has intensified public discourse surrounding the prolonged…

36 migrants expelled from the US to Yaoundé take legal action in Cameroon

36 migrants expelled from the US to Yaoundé take legal action in Cameroon Their lawyer, Me Joseph Fru Awah, argues that Cameroon cannot serve as a transit hub for deportations…

Togo’s constitutional changes spark international call for sanctions

The controversy surrounding Togo’s Fifth Republic is escalating onto the international stage. In a joint open letter, 43 African and diaspora civil society organizations (CSOs) are pressing ECOWAS, the African…

Sénégal: why political truce is vital for economic revival

The arrival of a new administration in Dakar raised hopes that Senegal’s economy would rebound after nearly three years of turbulence triggered by the political storms preceding the April 2024…

Cotonou tackles food safety with modern market for port vendors

Addressing the challenge How can Cotonou’s port-area street vendors maintain their livelihoods while ensuring both food safety and fair working conditions for themselves and their customers? Solution implemented The Autonomous…

Niger’s leader faces growing gap between sovereign promises and reality

When General Abdourahamane Tiani seized power in Niger on July 26, 2023, he framed his coup as a mission to restore national sovereignty, defeat terrorism, and end foreign interference in…

Senegal’s civil servants face hardship after grand magal celebrations

Updated today at 6:59 PM Reading time: 2 minutes. File generated on Read in the app Summarize Mawunyo Hermann Boko Senegal Correspondent Bassirou Diomaye Faye The Grand Magal of Touba,…

Ebola outbreak in DRC intensifies as WHO chief arrives in Kinshasa

The World Health Organization has raised urgent concerns over the rapidly worsening Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), describing the spread as « unprecedented in its pace ».…

Cameroon governance in question as president biya remains absent for over two months

What has become of President Paul Biya? This question looms over Cameroon as civil society groups and opposition parties voice growing concerns about his prolonged absence. At 93 years old,…

Bénin leads global ocean prediction training with OPERA initiative

Bénin takes center stage in international maritime expertise The Bénin is making significant strides in addressing coastal and Gulf of Guinea challenges through the OPERA (Ocean Prediction Enhancement in Regions…