Burkina Faso shifts to ‘comrade’ in public administration

The Burkina Faso government has taken a decisive step in its ideological restructuring by mandating all public administrations to adopt the term ‘comrade’ when addressing citizens and service users, effective…

Cameroon national assembly swearing in 20 new officials appointed by president

politics Cameroon National Assembly swears in over 20 senior officials appointed by President Théodore Datouo During a ceremony at the National Assembly in Yaoundé, Secretary-General André Noël Essian officially installed…

Benin’s bold leap: 4 trillion FCFA budget targets social transformation

Bénin’s record budget reshapes priorities toward inclusive growth Under the leadership of President Romuald Wadagni, the Béninese government has adopted a groundbreaking supplementary budget for 2026, marking a historic milestone…

Morocco champions king’s vision at high-level security forum in El Jadida

Morocco champions king’s vision at high-level security forum in El Jadida Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita reaffirmed his country’s commitment to African security and stability at the Marrakech Platform, emphasizing…

Gabon’s poultry market set for transformation with sonoco’s ambitious investment

Guinean conglomerate SONOCO is poised to revolutionize Gabon’s poultry market. During an audience with Head of State Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, the pan-African group unveiled details of a substantial investment…

Gabon asserts sovereignty over iboga with new regulatory framework

Environment Gabon asserts sovereignty over iboga with new regulatory framework Libreville, June 10, 2026 – Gabon has taken a decisive step in securing its sacred iboga plant, positioning itself at…

Gabon’s digital sovereignty: first national datacenter set for 2026 launch

After years of anticipation within the digital sector, Gabon is poised to inaugurate its very first national datacenter on June 30, 2026. This strategic infrastructure is designed to locally host…

Côte d’Ivoire sets ambitious high-speed rail plan linking Abidjan to Yamoussoukro

Following Morocco’s launch in late 2018, Côte d’Ivoire could become the second African nation to operate a high-speed train. The West African government aims to build a 640-kilometre line between…

Democratic Republic of Congo: constitutional reform sparks academic debate amid political tensions

Politique Mercredi 10 juin 2026 – 08:09 The Ministry of Higher Education, University, Scientific Research, and Innovations (ESURSI) is currently hosting a series of “scientific” colloquiums from Wednesday, June 10,…

DRC crisis: M23 faces allegations of mass forced conscription and brutal detentions

DRC crisis: M23 faces allegations of mass forced conscription and brutal detentions Human Rights Watch has released a damning report accusing the M23 armed group of systematically forcing thousands of…

Burkina Faso’s diaspora bond secures record financing from expatriates

The Burkina Faso has successfully concluded its inaugural Diaspora Bond, achieving a remarkable financial outcome. The sovereign bond issuance, designed to attract funds from Burkinabè living abroad, has mobilized a…

Togo : ces piliers sur lesquels Faure Gnassingbé s’appuie dans le Nord

Publié aujourd’hui à 07h03 Lecture : 5 minutes. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Jeune Afrique Faure Gnassingbé By Boureima Amadou — Reporter