Côte d’Ivoire faces potential sheep shortage ahead of Tabaski festivities
Anticipating a sheep shortage in Côte d’Ivoire before Tabaski The recent announcement by Burkina Faso to indefinitely halt its livestock exports has triggered significant concern across Côte d’Ivoire. With the…
Chadian government refutes un claims of civilian deaths in Lake Chad strikes
The Chadian government has firmly rejected accusations regarding civilian fatalities in recent military operations around the Lake Chad basin. Gassim Chérif Mahamat, the Minister of Communication and government spokesperson, stated…
Malian refugees in Mauritania: fragile hopes and enduring fears
In Mauritania, where countless individuals have sought refuge from the brutal conflict tearing apart their homeland, Mali, a palpable hope for repatriation emerges. “If the Russian mercenaries withdraw, we will…
Chadian opposition leader succès masra’s sister raises health concerns
The situation surrounding Chadian opposition figure Succès Masra has now entered its second year, drawing significant attention from Western diplomatic missions monitoring Chad’s political transition. Twelve months ago, the former…
Marseille vs rennes: live stream, teams and odds ahead of key ligue 1 clash
The final matchday of the 2025/26 Ligue 1 season promises fireworks, and few fixtures carry as much weight as the showdown between Olympique de Marseille and Stade Rennais. With European…
Tchad challenges un allegations of civilian casualties in anti-terror operations
Tchad challenges UN allegations of civilian casualties in anti-terror operations Breaking NewsN’Djamena has vehemently denied United Nations accusations of civilian casualties during military operations against Boko Haram in the Lake…
Laurent Gbagbo secures new term as PPA-CI leader in Abidjan congress
The outcome was decisive. In a historic gathering held in Abidjan, the Parti des peuples africains-Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI) formally endorsed Laurent Gbagbo’s leadership for another term this Thursday, May 14,…
N’Djamena rejects united nations’ claims of civilian casualties in boko haram operations
The Chadian government has firmly refuted allegations made by the United Nations concerning civilian fatalities during aerial operations targeting Boko Haram within the Lake Chad basin. During a press briefing…
Women in Senegal face rising gendered disinformation campaigns
Society women in Senegal face rising gendered disinformation campaigns Over 60% of Senegalese women report targeted disinformation attacks on their bodies, sexuality and private lives Senegal is witnessing an alarming…
Senegal weighs legal action against oil firms over contract disputes
Senegal takes bold stance on petroleum contracts with BP and Woodside The Senegalese government is preparing to escalate its negotiations with major oil companies, signaling potential legal action to secure…

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