End of Moroccan scholarships exposes authoritarian grip on education The abrupt termination of scholarship programs for Burkinabè students destined for Moroccan universities marks a pivotal moment in the country’s educational crisis. Authorities’ decision to sever these academic pathways has intensified concerns about the military regime’s tightening control over intellectual freedom and its disdain for the […]
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L’Afrique face à l’urgence de sa souveraineté pharmaceutique: le choix de vivre ou de dépendre
LA UNE SITE SOCIETE TRIBUNE L’Afrique face à l’urgence de sa souveraineté pharmaceutique: le choix de vivre ou de dépendre Par JK. Sidwaya – 15 juillet 2026 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinE-mail Imprimer TumblrTelegramViberNaver Jusque-là de la majorité des pays africains dépendant de l’importation des médicaments pour les soins des populations. Dans cette tribune, Dr Arnaud Kaboré, pharmacien et […]
Africa’s ai strategy: balancing innovation, sovereignty and cybersecurity
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google+ StumbleUpon Pinterest Shares At each technological turning point, a fundamental question arises: should we regulate to protect or innovate to accelerate progress? While Europe emphasizes risk management and the United States prioritizes market-driven growth, Africa is forging a distinctive path. The continent views artificial intelligence not merely as a tool but […]
Wagner Mercenaries’ Centrafrique Business: Terror, Violence, and Billions
Centrafique’s Wagner Mercenaries: A Web of Terror and Billions The Wagner Group, a Russian private military company, has been accused of perpetrating human rights abuses and terrorizing civilians in Centrafique. The company’s business model is built on exploiting the country’s natural resources and manipulating its government to further their interests. Exploitation of Natural Resources Terrorization […]
Chad Libya to launch direct flights between N’Djamena and benghazi
In a significant step toward deepening regional ties, Chad and Libya are advancing plans for a direct air link between N’Djamena and Benghazi. The announcement follows high-level diplomatic talks in the Libyan city, where senior officials from both nations outlined priorities for enhanced bilateral cooperation. During a meeting on July 13, 2026, Libyan Foreign Minister […]
Centrafrique: the grim reality of Wagner’s shadow state
Centrafrique: the grim reality of Wagner’s shadow state The heart of the Central African Republic has once again been stained with blood, as fresh horrors unfold under the watch of Russian mercenaries. Civilians and alleged armed group members alike have been subjected to brutal executions, their lives brutally extinguished in a display of unchecked power. […]
Wagner mercenaries turn to tramadol trafficking in central africa
Wagner mercenaries turn to tramadol trafficking in Central Africa Three years after the death of Evgueni Prigojine, the networks he established in Africa remain operational. Investigations reveal that the former Wagner mercenaries, now operating under new structures, are financing their activities through the illicit trade of tramadol—a potent opioid painkiller. From mercenary groups to drug […]
Burkina Faso’s Russia partnership: new alliances under scrutiny
Ouagadougou has positioned Moscow as a pivotal ally since deepening ties with Russia, framing the relationship as a strategic partnership rooted in mutual respect and unconditional cooperation. Official statements highlight a “win-win” dynamic, emphasizing regained sovereignty and enhanced security capabilities. Yet beneath the rhetoric, critical questions arise about the true cost and sustainability of this […]
Mali-Algeria thaw sparks hopes for regional cooperation
Diplomatic thaw between Bamako and Algiers renews regional stability hopes After months of diplomatic friction, Mali and Algeria appear to be turning a new page in their bilateral relations. In Bamako, officials and observers are cautiously optimistic about this thaw, which follows a year marked by sharp exchanges. Tensions escalated in late March 2025 when […]
Gabon’s CAP 2030: a bold agricultural transformation plan
Economy Gabon’s CAP 2030: a bold agricultural transformation plan Editorial team July 13, 2026 105 No comment Libreville, July 13, 2026 – Gabon stands at a critical economic crossroads. Blessed with vast arable land, favorable climate conditions, and abundant water resources, the country paradoxically remains heavily reliant on food imports to feed its population. This […]
Vietnamese national assembly delegation participates in francophone parliamentary assembly in Yaoundé, Cameroon
The inaugural session of the General Assembly commenced with solemnity on July 9 in Yaoundé, Cameroon. A distinguished gathering marked the occasion, including the President of the Cameroonian Senate, the President of the Cameroonian National Assembly, and the President of the Cameroonian Economic and Social Council. Louise Mushikiwabo, Secretary General of the International Organisation of […]
Togo’s deepening ties with Russia: a geopolitical shift under scrutiny
The arrival of the Russian cargo vessel «Mikhail-Britnev», a ship subject to international sanctions, at the port of Lomé, coupled with reports of several hundred Africa Corps personnel deploying on Togolese territory, has ignited a vigorous debate concerning Togo’s diplomatic and security trajectory. For many observers, these developments signal an accelerated alignment with Moscow, potentially […]











