Senegal’s parliament to probe decade-long university laptop program The Higher Education ministry has undergone three leadership changes in as many years, with Abdourahmane Diouf, Daouda Ngom and current minister Boubacar Camara each…
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Strategic partnership to boost chadian media training
Chad Strategic partnership to boost Chadian media training A new collaboration between Chad’s leading journalism school and media association aims to elevate professional standards through hands-on training and continuous learning opportunities. N’Djamena,…
Senegal assembly session set for monday with key laws on agenda
Sénégal: extraordinary assembly session convened for monday The Bureau of the National Assembly has officially disclosed an extraordinary session scheduled for Monday, August 10, 2026, at 10:00 AM. This meeting, convened through…
Haitham Hassan’s celtic move: a dream pursued in the champions league
06 août 2026 23:27+02:00 Egyptian sensation Haitham Hassan lands at Celtic: a significant step towards champions league ambitions Mercato H. Hassan Real Oviedo Celtic Premiership Égypte Écosse Egyptian star joins Celtic ranks…
Togo constitutional crisis sparks regional sanctions demand
Lomé faces regional backlash over 2024 constitutional overhaul Tensions in Togo‘s capital have escalated after a landmark ruling by the ECOWAS Court of Justice, which declared the 2024 constitutional amendment—a shift from…
DRC debates revival of death penalty amid growing security concerns
The death penalty debate resurfaces in the Democratic Republic of Congo In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the question of reinstating the death penalty has sparked intense debate among policymakers and…
Senegal receives 340 billion cfa francs from world bank for strategic reforms
Senegal’s economic partnership with the World Bank has reached a pivotal milestone. On August 5, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye welcomed Ousmane Diagana, the institution’s Vice President for West and Central Africa, who…
Bénin senate’s first leadership elected in Porto-Novo
The Bénin Senate has inaugurated its first governing body in a landmark session held in Porto-Novo, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s parliamentary evolution. On 6 August 2026, newly sworn-in senators…
Patrice Talon elected president of Bénin’s Senate
Bénin’s political landscape has witnessed a dramatic shift as Patrice Talon reclaims a central role in the country’s governance by securing the presidency of the Senate. Just days after handing over power…
Niger mid-term review highlights public sector reforms and international recognition
Under the direct guidance of the State Minister, senior officials from the Interior Ministry conducted a rigorous mid-term assessment of public sector initiatives. Their expertise, showcased from Moscow to Ouagadougou, is now…
Félix tshisekedi’s power grab threatens democratic future of dr Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo stands at a critical juncture as political developments reveal a deliberate strategy by Félix Tshisekedi’s administration to consolidate power. A recent constitutional court ruling has handed…
How Côte d’Ivoire’s 66 years of independence align with the 2026 national development plan
Sovereignty is not merely a declaration of independence; it is the foundation upon which a nation builds its future. For Côte d’Ivoire, the 66th anniversary of its independence on August 7, 1960,…