Senegal’s president sends subtle warning to opposition leader

During the founding general assembly of his newly established party this past Saturday at the King Fahd Palace, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye delivered a speech that resonated deeply with the…

Togo: digital registration guide for Université de Lomé 2024

The Université de Lomé (UL), Togo’s leading higher education institution, processes thousands of new and returning students annually. For the upcoming academic year, the university has streamlined its registration process…

Cameroon’s fallen leaders: the forgotten voices at the Etoudi palace

Inside the corridors of power in Yaoundé, the Etoudi palace has witnessed the rise and fall of numerous political figures who once wielded immense influence. These former leaders, now living…

Bargny rally: Ousmane Sonko rallies Pastef members for membership drive

In a strategic move to energize his party’s grassroots mobilization, Ousmane Sonko, leader of Pastef, launched a campaign stop in Bargny, a coastal town in Senegal. The visit marked the…

Ousmane Sonko launches Pastef membership drive in Senegal’s key cities

In a whirlwind tour across Senegal’s coastal and central regions, Ousmane Sonko, President of the National Assembly and founder of the Pastef party, mobilized supporters in Bargny, Sébikotane, Khombole, and…

Côte d’ivoire electoral reforms: 2pfj pushes for broad political consensus

Côte d’Ivoire’s electoral future hinges on inclusive reform talks, says 2PFJ In a bold call for national healing, the Panafrican Platform for Women and Youth for Peace, Democracy and Governance…

Mounting pressures challenge military governance in Burkina Faso and Niger

The security and political landscape across the Sahelian belt is experiencing a pronounced escalation of tensions. Military administrations in both Burkina Faso and Niger, key members of the Alliance des…

Bénin: Mgr Houngbédji highlights reforms and urges human-centered development at IAJP conference

In a landmark gathering held in Cotonou on July 23, 2026, the Institute of Artisans for Justice and Peace (IAJP) brought together religious leaders, political figures, and civil society representatives…

Niger-ECOWAS: charting a path to diplomatic resolution

PolitiqueNiger Niger-Cédéao : comment mettre fin au froid diplomatique ? 25/07/2026 Three years after the military overthrow of Mohamed Bazoum, authorities in Niamey continue to face strained relations with the…

Abuja’s steadfast sadR support challenges Morocco’s gas pipeline vision

Nigeria has once again underscored its unwavering recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR), a move that transcends mere diplomatic protocol. By officially renewing its commitment to the principles…

Cameroun faces growth slowdown as Hilli Episeyo departs in 2026

The Cameroonian economy is facing a critical turning point. The Hilli Episeyo, a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) vessel anchored off Kribi since 2018, will depart in July 2026 once…

Gabon and the imf forge new cooperation path for economic transformation

Gabon and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are embarking on a significant new phase of collaboration. On July 23, in Libreville, Hermann Immongault, the Vice-President of the Government, welcomed a…