Tottenham signs Sandro Tonali in £92.5m Premier League record deal
The Premier League transfer window has just witnessed a seismic shift with the announcement of Sandro Tonali’s £92.5 million (€108 million) move to Tottenham Hotspur from Newcastle United. The deal…
Ivoirian government vows zero tolerance after female genital mutilation in bongouanou
Government Upholds ‘Zero Tolerance’ Policy Following Violent Mutilation in Bongouanou Bongouanou — In a resolute response to a recent act of violence, the Ivorian government has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment…
Ouragahio boosts women’s empowerment with new initiatives
Ouragahio’s mayor highlights progress in women-led initiatives Ouragahio, Côte d’Ivoire — On Saturday, July 4, 2026, the local community gathered in the town hall courtyard to celebrate women’s contributions during…
Senegal president’s party split sparks political instability
The growing rift between Senegal’s President Diomaye Faye and former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has reached an irreversible point. With Faye set to launch his own political party in the…
Gabon’s digital leap: inaugurating a state-of-the-art data center in Nkok
In a significant step for African current affairs and digital governance, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially inaugurated Gabon’s inaugural national data center this past Friday. Located within the Nkok…
Togo: five fatalities reported after severe floods devastate regions
Togo: five fatalities reported after severe floods devastate regions Current Affairs. The Togolese government has confirmed that five lives were lost and extensive material damage occurred following severe rainfall on…
Cameroon secures 623 billion FCFA in AFD funding, dominating regional portfolio
Cameroon has significantly strengthened its financial position, attracting nearly 30% of the French Development Agency (AFD) group’s regional portfolio across Central Africa. The institution’s 2025 activity assessment reveals an outstanding…
Moroccan lawyers stage ongoing protest outside parliament over new law
With red armbands firmly wrapped around their sleeves, Moroccan lawyers have intensified their indefinite strike, gathering once again on Monday, July 6, before the Parliament building in Rabat. Fuelled by…
















