Month: June 2026

a renewed african partnership Since its historic reintegration into the African Union in 2017, the Kingdom of Morocco has systematically expanded its strategic footprint within the continental body. Following extensive regional consultations across North Africa, Moroccan officials secured leadership roles in multiple key organs of the organization. This evolution reflects not only the growing prominence […]

Dakar – Plus de 80 spécialistes issus de 19 nations africaines se sont réunis dans la capitale sénégalaise cette semaine. L’objectif est de perfectionner la précision, la cohérence et l’exploitation des informations liées à la surveillance de la poliomyélite, une étape cruciale pour améliorer la détection des cas et optimiser les campagnes vaccinales à travers […]

The Gabonese National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, National Defense, and Regional Integration Committee has reviewed a draft law establishing a facility dedicated to producing uniforms for the country’s defense and security forces. Presented by the Minister of State for National Defense, Brigitte Onkanowa, the proposal aims to build Gabon’s first industrial capacity for locally […]

The National Agency for Vocational Training (AGEFOP) in Côte d’Ivoire recently unveiled a groundbreaking study report in Abidjan, highlighting the critical alignment between young workers’ skills and the nation’s economic demands. The event, held on June 18, 2026, introduced findings from the Passeport-Compétences program—a flagship initiative designed to bridge the gap between training and employment. […]

Cameroon’s legal fraternity champions rule of law at Founders Museum inauguration in Yaoundé The Cameroon Bar Association made a significant contribution to discussions on democracy, governance, and the rule of law during the inauguration of the Founders Museum in Yaoundé. This event, organized by the U.S. Embassy in Cameroon, commemorated the 250th anniversary of the […]

In a significant stride toward justice, Burkina Faso has taken another decisive step in advancing the long-awaited trial of the late investigative journalist Norbert Zongo. The case, which has loomed over the nation for decades, continues to symbolize the fight for press freedom and accountability in the region. Recent developments indicate that procedural hurdles are […]

In the heart of Douala, the radio station Jambo FM has made a bold move by entrusting its most critical time slots to a team of young media professionals. These reporters are currently navigating a landscape of pressure and intimidation as they strive to maintain their editorial freedom. Located at the well-known Entrée de la […]

The movement to block a constitutional overhaul in the Democratic Republic of Congo has gained a significant ally. The National Episcopal Conference of Congo (Cenco), an institution that carries immense weight in national public opinion, has officially voiced its rejection of the plan to alter the Constitution of February 18, 2006. Secretary General of Cenco, […]