Gabon’s SEEG split in two but energy hurdles remain
The Gabonese government has formally split the Société d’énergie et d’eau du Gabon (SEEG) into two separate entities, a restructuring aimed at improving efficiency in the country’s power and water…
Bruno Genesio’s move to olympique de marseille faces hurdles from rival club
Bruno Genesio’s imminent move to Olympique de Marseille (OM) is facing unexpected resistance from a rival Ligue 1 club determined to derail the deal. The negotiations between Genesio and the…
Minister atanga nji’s “imperfect equilibrium” theory for Cameroon’s political landscape
Paul Atanga Nji’s “imperfect equilibrium” theory: a new political paradigm for Cameroon The recently published work by Minister Paul Atanga Nji, titled “Understanding the Meaning of My Permanent Struggle for…

Gabon’s manganese sector at a crossroads: hydroelectric power as the game-changer
Western Sahara: UN withdrawal triggers a turning point for Spain and Europe
Mali’s electrification surge defies political split with ECOWAS
Burkina Faso’s IMF deal sparks debate: sovereignty or financial pragmatism in action?
Mali’s reform decline sparks investor caution in west african markets
Benin ratifies AU convention: a turning point in the fight against gender violence
Burkina Faso secures €40M Belgian aid boost: a strategic pivot or symbolic gesture?
Israel’s historic power shift: Netanyahu’s coalition collapses after tight election
Paraguay’s banking crisis sparks historic resignation: Peña exits as Ueno Bank collapse triggers political earthquake
Gabon and Guinea’s administration revolution: a strategic breakthrough in public sector transformation
Burkina Faso’s financial crossroads: breaking free from IMF reliance or deepening the cycle?
Burkina Faso’s financial reckoning: Brussels steps in as Moscow’s promises fall short

































































































