After years of political exile and legal battles, former President Laurent Gbagbo has once again taken center stage in Ivorian politics. Despite initial indications of stepping back from active leadership, the veteran politician remains a dominant figure in the PPA-CI, his political party, following a decisive congress held in Abidjan. An unexpected political comeback Once […]
Month: May 2026
Young women in N’Djamena trapped by digital beauty standards
young women in N’Djamena trapped by digital beauty standards In the bustling streets of N’Djamena, a silent crisis is unfolding—one that begins with a tap on a smartphone screen. Social media filters, curated feeds, and viral trends are reshaping how young women perceive themselves, often with harmful consequences. the rise of digital beauty as a […]
Rb leipzig goalkeeper gulacsi set to return for final bundesliga clash
RB Leipzig’s upcoming Bundesliga finale has taken a promising turn with first-choice goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi poised to return from injury, head coach Jesse Marsch has confirmed. The Hungarian international was sidelined for several weeks, leaving his team in a challenging position between the posts. Speaking ahead of the decisive match, Marsch revealed that Gulácsi has […]
Pastef party congress: sonko set for leadership renewal
Dakar, Senegal — The Pastef party is finalizing preparations for its upcoming national congress, with the official opening of candidate submissions for party leadership now underway. The High Authority for Party Regulation (HARP) has announced that aspirants may submit their candidacy dossiers from May 15, 2026, at midnight through May 20, 2026, at noon. The […]
The decline of Russia’s influence in africa: a shifting geopolitical landscape
The once-ambitious strategy of the Kremlin to expand its influence across Africa—through mercenaries, disinformation campaigns, and anti-Western populism—now faces an undeniable reckoning. Far from delivering on its promises of security and stability, Russia’s approach has faltered under the weight of unmet expectations, military setbacks, and growing public disillusionment. What once seemed like an unstoppable advance […]
Casamance conflict cannabis rebel weakening Senegal
In early May, Senegalese security forces—backed by trained sniffer dogs—conducted a major operation to dismantle cannabis plantations in Casamance. This crackdown marks the latest chapter in a decades-old conflict that has simmered for over four decades in southern Senegal, despite the rebel group’s diminished strength. The military action unfolded near the Gambian border, where remnants […]
N’Djamena’s minibus chaos: why organized stops are essential for urban mobility
Tchad N’Djamena’s minibus chaos: why organized stops are essential for urban mobility Unregulated minibus stops in N’Djamena are fueling traffic chaos and safety risks. Experts call for structured stops to improve urban mobility. — 2-minute read The rapid growth of N’Djamena has transformed its urban landscape, but one critical challenge remains unresolved: the chaotic system […]
Algeria and Chad strengthen infrastructure ties with new agreement
Algeria and Chad have formalized a new agreement in N’Djamena to fast-track infrastructure and public works projects, including the trans-Saharan highway initiative. The deal, signed during a working visit by the Algerian delegation, aims to deepen bilateral cooperation and expedite commitments made in April. Key developments in Algeria-Chad infrastructure collaboration The memorandum was signed by […]
Le Mali vacille, l’Alliance des États du Sahel brille par sa discrétion
#FREEGLEIZES Depuis le 29 juin 2025, notre confrère Christophe Gleizes, journaliste pour Society et So Foot, est emprisonné en Algérie. Nous ne l’oublions pas et réclamons sa libération. En savoir plus sur #FREEGLEIZES
Tchad street vendors rise with silent cost on children’s future
Tchad Tchad: street vendors’ rise and the hidden burden on children In Chad’s bustling markets, women dominate street vending—but at what cost to their children’s futures? Between economic survival and lost childhoods, the trade-off remains stark. From sunrise to dusk, women balance towering baskets of fresh mangoes, golden beignets, or vibrant fabrics as they navigate […]
Bénin: advanced security training commences at national police academy
The National Superior Police School in Porto-Novo, Bénin, recently inaugurated a series of advanced preparatory courses on Wednesday, May 14, 2026. These crucial programs are designed for aspiring leaders seeking the Higher Diploma in Security Studies (Bess), the Staff Diploma for Security Forces (Demes), and the Special Staff Diploma for Security Forces, marking a significant […]
PASTEF leadership election launched in Senegal as Sonko’s role is re-evaluated
The High Authority for Party Regulation (HARP) of PASTEF-Les Patriotes officially initiated the process for electing the party president on May 14, 2026. The institution’s ruling, identified as decision n°001/2026/HARP, declared the submission period for candidacies open from May 15 until May 20, 2026, at noon. A procedure addressing Diomaye’s critiques? This pivotal decision makes […]











