Month: July 2026

Cameroun: prolonged absence of Paul Biya sparks political uncertainty Since his departure on June 7, 2026, for what was officially described as a brief private stay in Europe alongside his wife, President Paul Biya has not returned to Cameroun. With 44 days elapsed and no official update on his whereabouts or condition, the prolonged absence […]

The Bénin and Morocco have taken a giant leap forward in their bilateral relations with the conclusion of the 7th session of the Mixed Commission for Cooperation in Cotonou. This landmark gathering not only underscored a renewed diplomatic momentum but also laid the foundation for a robust South-South partnership poised to reshape the economic landscape […]

The Republic of Benin has solidified its reputation as a key player in West Africa’s economic transformation, following a high-level meeting in Cotonou on July 21, 2026. The occasion brought together Benin’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Aristide Medenou, and a senior delegation from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), led by Regional […]

President Félix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo has finally endorsed plans for a long-awaited inclusive national dialogue, following a pivotal meeting with religious leaders in Kinshasa. The initiative, repeatedly demanded by opposition groups over the past year, now awaits formal activation through a presidential decree, the appointment of facilitators, and the establishment of […]

Economy Abandon de la Sosucam par Somdia : les vérités cachées au chef de l’État Despite promises made by Pierre Castel to the President of the Republic, Somdia’s decision to exit Sosucam reveals deeper issues that many are trying to obscure. « The decision by Somdia to abandon Sosucam, despite Pierre Castel’s commitments to the […]

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the opposition has called off its planned march for July 22 but remains steadfast in its opposition to a third term for President Félix Tshisekedi. The opposition insists that the national dialogue, announced by the president, must commence before August 15. What do you anticipate from this national […]

what to expect from the democratic republic of Congo national dialogue In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the opposition has called for the national dialogue to begin before August 15, setting an ultimatum against President Félix Tshisekedi’s bid for a third term. The move comes as protests remain postponed but tensions escalate over constitutional revisions. […]

As the northern regions of Togo confront an escalating terrorist threat originating from the Sahel, the alleged presence of foreign military and paramilitary units has ignited sharp public debate in Lomé. A joint statement released by a coalition of opposition groups and civil society movements has directly challenged the administration led by President Faure Gnassingbé. […]