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Tchad boosts horse racing with 50 million cfa franc support
The President of Chad, Marshal Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, reaffirmed his commitment to boosting the national horse racing industry during the 2026 Grand Prix de la République held at the Afrouk racetrack on the outskirts of N’Djamena. The event drew thousands of enthusiasts, breeders, and riders, all gathered to celebrate this cherished sporting and cultural […]
Belgique-Iran : fallait-il titulariser Romelu Lukaku ?
Romelu Lukaku : “Tout le monde réalise qu’on a fait n’importe quoi, il est temps qu’on se réveille” Les Diables Rouges ont partagé l’enjeu face à l’Iran, 0-0. Un résultat décevant pour l’équipe nationale belge, qui espérait… il y a 2 heures•2 min
Congolese ministers defend Ebola response and urge objective assessment of health efforts
During a mission to Bunia in the Ituri province, Patrick Muyaya, the Minister of Communication and Media, advocated for an “objective” evaluation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo‘s actions against the Ebola epidemic currently affecting Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu. Government transparency and financial commitment In a joint briefing, the government spokesperson addressed […]
Niger-Bénin : Niamey pose des conditions à la réouverture de la frontière
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Kinshasa bolsters legal, economic action in eastern drc conflict
Patrick Muyaya, Roger Kamba et Gaby Kasongo Security The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is poised to intensify its legal and financial countermeasures, drawing strength from recent reports by Human Rights Watch and Global Witness. These publications provide critical insights into the ongoing security and humanitarian crises, as well as the illicit […]
Togo: unanswered questions over children killed under Faure Gnassingbé
From Soweto to Lomé: infanticide as a political shield The African continent observed the Day of the African Child on June 16. This year’s theme centered on universal access to water, sanitation, and hygiene—a day that typically features high-level summits and pledges for a better future. In Togo, representatives of the ruling administration will likely […]
Burkina Faso: the gap between fiscal slogans and international loans
In Baku, Minister Aboubakar Nacanabo recently signed a new financing agreement with the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC). This financial injection—covering fuel, cereals, fertilizers, and support for small and medium enterprises—is set to provide a significant boost to the Burkinabè economy. While it offers a welcome breath of fresh air for the national market, […]
Bénin-Niger talks in Cotonou signal diplomatic thaw
A concrete sign of dialogue resumption This Friday, June 19, 2026, the runway at Cotonou’s international airport hosted a diplomatic move long awaited by West African diplomatic missions. The arrival of the official Nigerien delegation, greeted with full ceremony by Beninese authorities, marks the concrete start of the second phase of bilateral negotiations. For international […]
Burkina Faso gold deal with Russia stirs sovereignty concerns
Under the banner of breaking colonial ties and diversifying partnerships, the transitional regime’s strategic and financial decisions in Burkina Faso prompt a critical question: is the nation genuinely achieving independence or merely switching patrons? Since Captain Ibrahim Traoré assumed leadership, the rallying cry in Ouagadougou has been unambiguous: the restoration of national sovereignty. This compelling […]
Lomé’s shadow over Niamey airport attack
The attack that took place on Thursday, June 18, 2026, has sent shockwaves across West Africa. Just as negotiations for reopening the border between Bénin and Niger were entering a decisive phase, this fresh wave of violence has abruptly derailed the diplomatic process. Behind this act, several observers now point to a possible war of […]
Burkina Faso assembly to debate religious freedom bill on saturday
Approved by the council of ministers on 19 march 2026, the proposed law on religious freedom is set to reach a critical milestone. The legislative assembly of the people (ALP) will review the text this saturday, 20 june 2026, the national legislature announced. In a nation long celebrated for its religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence […]











