Cameroon’s electoral justice in peril: the real-world fallout of Clément Atangana’s death in Paris

The death of Clément Atangana, the long-serving president of Cameroon’s Constitutional Council, has sent shockwaves through the country’s political and legal landscape. Atangana passed away in Paris, where he had…

Senegal’s energy gamble with Sonelgaz: what it means for households and businesses

Listen to the article The Algerian energy giant continues its continental expansion strategy. Already firmly established in Mali, Niger, Cameroon, Benin and Mauritania, the Sonelgaz group is now targeting the…

What Gabon’s first national day for retirees actually changes for families and the economy

Social What Gabon’s first national day for retirees actually changes for families and the economy 89 No comment Libreville, Saturday 3 October 2026 – Gabon is no longer content with…

French Mistral deployment in Senegal: what Dakar stands to gain and lose

French Mistral deployment in Senegal: what Dakar stands to gain and lose The French amphibious helicopter carrier Mistral is in Dakar from 2 to 6 October 2026. Its presence is…

UN report on AFC/M23 civilian targeting: what the Kivus violence costs Congolese families and businesses

The United Nations has accused the AFC/M23 coalition of systematically targeting civilians in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, and the fallout is already reshaping daily life for millions. According to…

What Benin’s sustainable financing drive means for households and businesses

A financing model that now shapes daily life in Benin Benin’s economy grew by 8.1% in 2025, and the momentum shows no sign of fading. But behind that headline figure…

Benin’s $730 million AIIB pipeline: what it means for households, businesses and the economy

Benin Benin’s $730 million AIIB pipeline: what it means for households, businesses and the economy A new $730 million indicative financing pipeline from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) for…

What impunity costs Congolese families: the real price of unpunished crimes

Law and justiceDemocratic Republic of Congo What impunity costs Congolese families: the real price of unpunished crimes In the Democratic Republic of Congo, thousands of victims of successive conflicts are…

France’s school protest explosion: how a day of urban chaos hits commuters, businesses and public safety

A nation on edge as school protests turn into urban warfare What began as a localized student demonstration against recent education reforms has erupted into an unprecedented day of urban…

Moussa Kaka’s month-long disappearance in Niger: the widening toll on citizens, commerce and public trust

One month of silence, and a country left guessing In Niger, the pressure on independent journalism has now stretched past the one-month mark, and the consequences are rippling far beyond…

Benin at Lamu: what a $16 billion refinery could mean for jobs, fuel prices and regional trade

Lamu, Kenya — 30 September 2026. Benin’s head of state, Romuald Wadagni, is in Lamu on Kenya’s northern coast this Wednesday for the groundbreaking of East Africa’s future refinery, a…

Can Air Sénégal rebuild trust after grounding its entire Dakar-Paris crew?

A full crew grounded: what prompted the drastic move? On 17 September, Air Sénégal took the extraordinary step of suspending every flight attendant assigned to its Dakar-Paris route. The decision,…