Le Monde Afrique

In an extraordinary session of the National Assembly on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, Prime Minister Ahmadou Alhaminou Mohamed Lo delivered his General Policy Declaration (DPG), as required by Article 55 of the Constitution. This came just over three months after his appointment on May 25, 2026, by President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye, and the formation […]

Azrou college: how Morocco’s educational experiment shaped a berber elite Nestled in the Middle Atlas mountains, the former Collège Berbère d’Azrou stands as a silent witness to one of Morocco’s most ambitious educational experiments. Conceived under French colonial rule in the early 20th century, this institution was designed to cultivate a francophone Amazigh elite loyal […]

major infrastructure Kinshasa unveils Étienne Tshisekedi boulevard: a new eight-lane artery for the capital Kinshasa is set to gain a vital new roadway designed to significantly ease traffic flow in one of the city’s most congested zones. President Félix Tshisekedi inaugurated work on the Étienne Tshisekedi boulevard, a 2.02-kilometre, eight-lane thoroughfare awarded to China Railway […]

In Benin, traditional leaders occupy a pivotal role in society, deeply rooted in the country’s cultural and historical fabric. Recognized by both local communities and state institutions, they serve as custodians of tradition, moral authority, and guardians of communal identity. Their influence extends beyond ceremonial duties, playing a critical part in conflict resolution and social […]

Farmers in Cameroon’s cocoa sector are navigating a turbulent landscape marked by fluctuating global prices, climate pressures, and logistical hurdles, yet they remain determined to secure a sustainable future for their crops. In Ebebda, a key cocoa-growing region, families are adapting strategies to overcome these obstacles and revitalize their livelihoods. Why Cameroon’s cocoa farmers are […]

In a stark shift, public sentiment in Gabon toward France has plummeted to historic lows. The latest Afrobarometer findings reveal that 78% of surveyed Gabonese citizens view French influence as unfavorable, a stark contrast to the mere 20% who hold favorable opinions. This dramatic divide positions France as the least trusted external actor in Libreville, […]

The dawn of a new political era in Senegal brought with it high hopes for economic revival, following nearly three years of turmoil triggered by pre-presidential election tensions in April 2024. Initiatives like the Senegal 2050 Agenda launched in October 2024 and the Economic and Social Recovery Plan (PRES) unveiled on August 2, 2025, were […]

Mali: the plight of displaced families from Kouakourou village Local correspondent « When we arrived in Mopti, we were housed in a school. We received generous supplies — rice, tea, sugar, oil, powdered milk, » shares a displaced resident of Kouakourou with gratitude. This aid comes from an anonymous donor, and the local council manages […]

The Ministry of Justice and Legislation took a historic step on July 30, 2026, at the Cotonou Judicial Complex, awarding official Beninese citizenship to 28 Afro-descendants reclaiming their ancestral roots. The solemn ceremony, steeped in significance, underscores the nation’s commitment to historical recognition and symbolic reparations. Led by the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of […]

Every year on July 31st, Africa observes a day dedicated to its women. For 2026, the African Union has designated water as a central theme, focusing on the goal to “Ensure the sustainable availability of water and safe sanitation systems to achieve the objectives of Agenda 2063.” This significant date commemorates the landmark Dar es […]

PND 2026-2030 : le développement de la Côte d’Ivoire n’est pas le fruit du hasard The Government of Côte d’Ivoire has unveiled its ambitious National Development Plan for the period 2026-2030, which promises to transform the country’s economy and improve living standards. According to Souleymane Diarrassouba, Minister of Planning and Development, the plan is designed […]

Le Gabon vient de tourner une page importante pour l’avenir de ses forêts, de ses côtes et de sa faune. Après plusieurs jours de travaux, l’atelier national de validation de la Stratégie et du Plan d’Action Nationaux pour la Biodiversité (SPANB) 2022-2030 s’est clôturé ce mardi à Libreville. Une feuille de route pour protéger 30% […]