Massive civilian convoy reaches Bamako under Malian military protection

Between June 23 and June 29, the Malian military successfully secured the passage of 940 civilian supply vehicles traveling toward Bamako. This massive operation spanned the critical Kayes-Sandari-Diéma-Bamako route, ensuring…

Bénin’s senate takes shape as initial list of members is announced

The process of establishing the Senate in Bénin is moving forward rapidly. The government has officially released the names of the first individuals set to occupy seats as ex-officio members…

Uber expands its reach to Agadir and Tangier to support Morocco’s tourism growth

Strengthening its network within the kingdom, Uber has officially commenced operations in Tangier and Agadir. This expansion is strategically timed to support Morocco‘s thriving tourism sector and follows the successful…

Supporting Paul Biya during the vice-presidential selection process

Recent developments in the capital have placed the spotlight back on the transition of power and the strategic maneuvers within the high spheres of the state. On June 29, 2026,…

Gabon terminates its maritime fishing agreement with the European Union

Libreville — The conclusion of the long-standing agreement with the European Union represents a significant pivot in the national strategy for economic sovereignty. June 29, 2026, stands as a defining…

Shanda Tonme discusses the unprecedented challenges facing Paul Biya and the future of Cameroon

According to the Universal Mediator and leader of the Independent Commission Against Corruption and Discrimination (COMICODI), as well as the Popular Movement for Dialogue and Reconciliation (MPDR), the survival of…

Why is football the focus while Cameroon faces institutional crisis?

According to Jean Rodrigue Atemengue, in a nation where a long-awaited government reshuffle has been stalled for months, the public discourse should not be held hostage by a sport. The…

Mali’s military regime extends control to private enterprise, stifling economic freedom

Authoritarian regimes, after methodically silencing dissenting voices, shuttering independent media, and casting a heavy shroud over freedom of expression, consistently encounter a formidable obstacle: the economic independence of their citizens.…

A proposed extraterrestrial embassy in Burkina Faso ignites controversy

A recent announcement by a Burkinabè movement, outlining plans for an “embassy designed to welcome extraterrestrials” with the stated aim of bolstering national sovereignty, has provoked widespread reactions. This initiative,…

Ruben Amorim smashes AC Milan transfer record with debut signing

The impact of Ruben Amorim at San Siro has been instantaneous. Without wasting any time in his new role, the manager has secured a landmark deal for the club, marking…

Gabon launches ambitious 2026-2030 security modernization plan

Following the parliamentary approval of military programming last year, the executive branch is now prioritizing the National Police. During the Council of Ministers session on June 25, 2026, a new…

Gabon’s national parks set to become global conservation benchmarks

Environment Gabon’s national parks set to become global conservation benchmarks By Editor-in-Chief July 1, 2026 168 No comments Libreville, Wednesday, July 1, 2026 — As climate change reshapes global economic…