On June 15, 2026, Rwandan President Paul Kagame embarked on a pivotal working visit to Lomé, far exceeding the usual diplomatic formalities. This trip is a calculated move with profound implications for Africa’s economic trajectory, as the continent’s civil aviation sector races toward unifying its skies. In private discussions with Togolese counterpart Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, […]
Month: June 2026
Chad validates key AMGT strategy documents for N’Djamena’s growth
Chad validates key AMGT strategy documents for N’Djamena’s growth A high-level workshop in N’Djamena has approved strategic documents for the Municipal Agency of Major Works, marking a turning point for urban development and governance in Chad’s capital. N’Djamena’s future takes shape at strategic workshop The validation workshop for the Municipal Agency of Major Works (AMGT) […]
Ousmane Sonko reignites debate over ‘odious debt’ concept in Senegal
Ousmane Sonko, president of Senegal’s National Assembly, has rekindled discussion of the country’s public debt burden, suggesting that some obligations inherited from the previous administration could potentially be classified under the legal theory of “odious debt.” In a recent interview, the PASTEF leader defended the new government’s approach of providing full transparency on public finances […]
Ousmane Sonko cautious on 2029 presidential candidacy
When asked whether he would run for president in 2029 regardless of circumstances, the leader of Pastef, Ousmane Sonko, remained cautious. He replied that discussing a candidacy is still very premature. “I see many initiatives talking about Ousmane Sonko’s candidacy in 2029, and I would like to wait until the time comes, because I have […]
The Branco-Sonko alliance: a friendship built on illegal favours
For several days, a controversy defying all reason has persisted. It stems from a letter written by Juan Branco, lawyer, essayist, and legal representative of Kemi Seba, addressed to Ousmane Sonko, then Prime Minister of the Republic of Senegal, which allegedly leaked on social media. In his letter dated 4 February 2025, Juan Branco outlined […]
Sénégal: Sonko says party bodies will decide on faye’s possible exclusion
The ongoing rift between the Pastef party and President Bassirou Diomaye Faye continues to dominate Senegal’s political scene. As some party activists call for the head of state’s expulsion, Ousmane Sonko has stated that the matter will be resolved “when the time comes” by the movement’s relevant bodies. In remarks made this Monday, the president […]
Niger: Imf set to release nearly 18 billion fcfa
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced that it has reached a staff-level agreement with the Nigerien authorities. This paves the way for an imminent disbursement of $26.3 million (approximately 17.8 billion FCFA) aimed at supporting macroeconomic stability and accompanying the country’s structural reforms. A new breath of fresh air for Niger’s public finances. Following […]
Gabon’s parliament takes centre stage in the Fifth Republic
Libreville, 15 June 2026 – This date could become a defining institutional moment for Gabon. For the first time since the adoption of the Fifth Republic’s Constitution, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is set to address Parliament convened in Congress, as stipulated by Article 59 of the new fundamental law. This unprecedented session goes far […]
Barcola Paris transfer saga: psg’s surprising condition revealed
Paris Saint-Germain’s summer transfer activity is heating up as uncertainties swirl around the future of young talent Bradley Barcola. While the 23-year-old winger remains a key player in Luis Enrique’s squad, his own ambitions suggest a possible exit this transfer window. The France international has reportedly shown openness to opportunities abroad, with Liverpool emerging as […]
Escalating tensions in northern Mali as separatist group ramps up recruitment
Mounting Pressure in Mali’s Northern Territories Northern Mali is witnessing a sharp escalation in hostilities as the Front de Libération de l’Azawad (FLA), a separatist faction, intensifies its recruitment campaigns initiated at the end of May. The group has issued urgent calls for all local inhabitants to enlist in its military ranks, positioning this as […]
How Chad secured $20.5 billion in private capital for its development plan
At a time when global financing is fragmented and official development assistance is shrinking, Chad has pulled off a remarkable feat. The country’s national development plan (PND) requires total funding of $30 billion, with the private sector expected to contribute 46%. By November 2025, N’Djamena had already locked in $20.5 billion in financing commitments—$16.4 billion […]
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, Iran: the powerful rivals challenging Morocco in Africa
Diplomacy Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, Iran: the powerful rivals challenging Morocco in Africa Mass openings of places of worship, training for preachers, charitable initiatives—Morocco’s direct competitors in Africa are leveraging their vast financial resources. However, success is not guaranteed. Mass openings of places of worship, training for preachers, charitable initiatives—Morocco’s direct competitors in Africa are […]











