Senegal’s bus imports from China spark debate over local job creation A high-stakes European Union development fund tender worth over 300 million euros for bus supplies and infrastructure in Dakar has ignited…
Author: Cécile Mboua
Journalist
Gabon and Togo constitutional courts strengthen ties through cooperation visit
The cooperation between Gabon’s Constitutional Court and that of Togo is set to involve shared efforts and experience exchange. The heads of both high courts, Dieudonné Aba’a Owono and Professor Djobo-Babakane Coulibaley,…
Gonçalo Ramos leaves PSG for AC Milan in record deal
Expected to be very active this summer, Paris Saint-Germain has just announced its first major transfer. Indeed, Gonçalo Ramos leaves the capital club after three seasons in Paris. The Portuguese striker has…
Young entrepreneur in N’Djamena turns holiday time into income with cassava sales
Chad N’Djamena: a teenage girl builds her future by selling cassava during school breaks In Chad’s capital, students like Léa trade cassava during holidays to fund their education and gain financial independence…
Senegal’s constitutional reform faces public vote after parliament approval
Senegal’s constitutional reform faces public vote after parliament approval President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has confirmed plans to submit Senegal’s proposed constitutional reform to a public referendum, provided it secures approval from the…
Malombo bridge access roads near completion in Nyong-et-Kellé
As of 29 June 2026, construction of the access roads to the Nyong River bridge at Malombo in Nyong-et-Kellé is in the final stretch. After completing the pavement work, CFHEC teams have…
Bénin hosts 2026 world refugee day: renewed commitment to protection
On Saturday, June 20, 2026, the official ceremonies marking World Refugee Day were held at the Youth Center in Natitingou. The event, held under the international theme “Until everyone is safe”, underscored…
Boko Haram abducts dozens of students in northeast Nigeria attack
Dozens of students were kidnapped early this morning when Boko Haram fighters stormed a secondary school in Lassa, a town in Borno state, northeastern Nigeria. The attack took place during a biology…
Cabral Libii calls for gradual abolition of death penalty in Cameroon
Attending the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty in Paris, the deputy aims to advocate for a phased abolition of capital punishment in Cameroon. According to Cabral Libii, “a truly democratic…
Luther Meka slams Mamadou Mota’s French as ‘massacre’ of the language of Ronsard and Lamartine
André Luther Meka, a spokesperson for the Cameroon People’s Democratic Rally (RDPC), expressed outrage over the linguistic proficiency of Mamadou Mota, the vice-president of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (MRC). The criticism came…
Bénin and eu strengthen ties for sustainable growth and security
The European Union and Benin have taken a significant step forward in their collaboration, paving the way for stronger economic, security, and sustainability partnerships. This milestone meeting, held in Brussels, brought together…
Ebola reaches fourth province in DR Congo as outbreak spreads to Haut-Uélé
Until now, three Congolese provinces were affected by the Ebola epidemic: Ituri (bordering Uganda and South Sudan), neighbouring North Kivu, and South Kivu. Twenty cases including two deaths have been recorded in…