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…
Dakar’s soaring living costs: a daily struggle for Senegalese households
Dakar’s soaring living costs: a daily struggle for Senegalese households A viral video has reignited debates about Senegal’s purchasing power crisis, revealing striking price differences between Dakar and Paris for…
Chad tackles gender-based violence with victim support mapping in N’Djamena
The Association of Women Leaders for Access to Rights and Gender Equity in Chad (AFLADEGT) is convening a two-day workshop in N’Djamena on August 12–13, 2026, to validate a groundbreaking…
Tchad’s rising cost of living: how price monitoring could ease household struggles
In Chad, a daily budget of 2,000 francs is barely enough for many families to scrape by. For households with five or six members, that amounts to roughly 375 francs…
Traditional leaders in Benin: trust high but calls grow for political neutrality
In Benin, traditional leaders hold a vital sociocultural role, deeply embedded in the nation’s fabric. They serve as custodians of ancestral values, traditions, and community identity, while embodying moral and…
Military man in N’Djamena sues wife and lover for adultery
N’Djamena court case: military officer accuses wife and lover of adultery A moral and legal dispute in Chad’s capital pits military duty against marital fidelity as a soldier pursues adultery…
Cocoa farmers in Cameroon seek brighter future amid challenges
In the heart of Ebebda’s lush landscapes, cocoa farmers are navigating turbulent times as they chase stability and profitability in Cameroon’s agricultural sector. The challenges they face—ranging from fluctuating global…
Syndicalism in Senegal the ‘Dakar call’ for independent union action
On July 23, 2026, a historic meeting unfolded at the headquarters of the National Council of Senegalese Trade Unions in the Médina district of Dakar. Representatives from various Senegalese trade…
Cameroun 38 young inmates freed after paying civil debt unable to afford
Cameroun: 38 young inmates freed after paying civil debt they couldn’t afford August 9, 2026 Add Yahoo as your preferred source to view our articles on Google. Returning from Bafoussam,…
Soaring poultry prices strain households and traders in Ati, Chad
soaring poultry prices strain households and traders in Ati, Chad Rising poultry costs in Ati are squeezing household budgets, squeezing local businesses and threatening food security across the region. Poultry…
Independent Côte d’Ivoire at 66: Évariste’s new chapter beyond politics
independent Côte d’Ivoire at 66: Évariste’s new chapter beyond politics Méambly Tié Évariste, former Ivorian Deputy, first President of the Guémon Regional Council, former President of the parliamentary group ‘Agir…
N’Djamena: RADEC and Moov Money Chad empower young people through professional skill development
On Wednesday, August 5, 2026, the Réseau des Acteurs de Développement Chrétiens (RADEC) officially launched a crucial professional training session for young people at the Centre Épiscopal du Tchad in…


















