Bénin: presidential clemency redefines justice
President Romuald Wadagni has initiated a significant shift in Bénin’s judicial landscape, extending clemency to an individual sentenced to two centuries in prison. This act transcends a simple pardon; it…
Thousands displaced from kouakourou in Mali endure harsh conditions
Thousands displaced from kouakourou in Mali endure harsh conditions Two weeks have passed since thousands of residents were forced to flee Kouakourou in central Mali, yet their living conditions remain…
Senegal’s Mégapari scandal: 7 billion FCFA embezzlement casts shadow on online betting
The Mégapari affair has emerged as one of the most discussed economic and judicial cases this autumn in Dakar. An estimated seven billion CFA francs, equivalent to nearly 10.7 million…
Chad’s plastic puzzle: transforming waste into economic opportunity
Every single day, countless plastic sachets, bottles, and various forms of packaging are carelessly discarded across the thoroughfares, drainage systems, and abandoned plots of N’Djamena. While plastics undeniably offer convenience…
Paul Biya’s return sparks debate in Cameroon’s political landscape
Yaoundé braces for a significant moment as President Paul Biya prepares to return to Cameroon, following yet another prolonged absence abroad. At 91, Africa’s longest-serving leader faces renewed scrutiny each…
Cameroun: health of president paul biya fuels debate amid absence
In a firm response to mounting speculation, Cameroon’s Minister of Communication and government spokesperson, René Emmanuel Sadi, confirmed on 2 August 2026 that President Paul Biya is set to return…
Cameroon awaits president biya’s imminent return amid uncertainty
Government confirms Paul Biya’s survival after 56 days of silence The Cameroonian government has finally broken its prolonged silence, confirming that President Paul Biya remains alive and that his return…
Cameroon: president biya’s continued absence sparks growing concerns
A prolonged period of low visibility from Paul Biya, who has led Cameroon since 1982, continues to dominate political discourse in Yaoundé. The persistent silence emanating from the Étoudi Palace…
US visa process shift: Malians now required to travel to Dakar
Securing an American visa from Bamako has become significantly more complicated. Following diplomatic tensions between Washington and Mali’s ruling junta, the United States has redirected all visa processing for Malian…


















