Belgium secures their place in the World Cup Round of 16. In a truly last-gasp effort, Belgium dramatically clinched their spot in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 on Wednesday, July…
Author: Martin Ngu
Journalist
RDC-Rwanda: implementing Washington agreements amid sanctions and mineral trade allegations
Rwandan Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe recently participated in an exclusive interview with our editorial team. This discussion comes on the heels of the sixth Joint Follow-up Committee meeting between Kigali and Kinshasa,…
Morocco France economic ties soar to 15 billion euros
Foreign policy Morocco and France’s economic partnership soars to €15 billion Addressing over 300 business leaders, investors, and policymakers, Nicolas Forissier, France’s Minister of State for Foreign Trade and Economic Attractiveness, praised…
Morocco us ties span two and a half centuries of strategic partnership
Morocco and the United States: a 250-year alliance built on shared interests The diplomatic and economic ties between Morocco and the United States stretch back to the late 18th century, marking one…
Gabon senate demands balanced legislative workload from government
During the formal wrap-up of the Sénat‘s inaugural ordinary session, the upper house leadership sent a firm message to the executive branch. Huguette Yvonne Nyana Ekoume-Awori, presiding over the body, advocated for…
Morocco showcases youth leadership potential under King Mohammed VI’s vision
Under the visionary guidance of King Mohammed VI, Morocco has demonstrated to the international community that its young population is fully equipped to take on significant leadership roles. When provided with the…
Senegal opposition shifts backing to diomaye in constitutional clash
PoliticsSenegal Opposition parties rally behind Bassirou Diomaye Faye against constitutional reforms A tactical alliance emerges as Senegal’s Democratic Party backs the president’s referendum plan while opposing controversial constitutional changes proposed by Ousmane…
Why the US Treasury is scrutinising Rwanda’s Gasabo Gold refinery
The spotlight of the United States Treasury has turned toward Rwanda, specifically targeting the operations of the Gasabo Gold refinery. This move comes at a critical juncture in the diplomatic and security…
Gabon undergoes critical institutional integrity assessment in Libreville
Gabon undergoes critical institutional integrity assessment in Libreville The fight against financial malpractice has become a cornerstone of state credibility for international partners and the general public. This week, Gabon is finding…
Cameroun: UDC party denounces alleged torture of activist Jacques Bertrand Mang
Patricia Tomaino Ndam Njoya and the UDC speak out against inhumane treatment of a citizen The Union Démocratique du Cameroun (UDC) has expressed deep concern regarding reports that political activist Jacques Bertrand…
Bénin moves forward with first list of Senate members
The process of establishing the Senate is reaching a new milestone in Bénin. The government has finalized the initial roster of individuals designated to serve as ex-officio members of this newly formed…
Gabon ramps up preparations for major august national celebrations
With the significant commemorations of August fast approaching, the government of Gabon is intensifying its organizational efforts to ensure the success of the upcoming events. On Tuesday, June 30, 2026, Vice-President Hermann…