Category: Le Monde Afrique

African geopolitics Senegal redefines African Francophonie at Dakar parliamentary assembly Reporting team May 19, 2026 164 No comments Libreville, Tuesday, May 19, 2026 — A gathering under intense geopolitical scrutiny. In Dakar,…

Why Algeria’s shadow looms large over Mali’s northern conflict When you survey a map of the Sahel, the intricate connection between Algeria and northern Mali becomes impossible to ignore. The vast Sahara,…

When the third edition of the pan-African Biashara Afrika forum kicked off in Lomé on a bright Monday, the gathering’s high-flying promises of continental integration collided spectacularly with the harsh realities at…

Indépendance Tey, the latest documentary by Senegalese filmmaker Abdou Lahat Fall, made its debut at the Musée des Civilisations Noires in Dakar, turning a simple film screening into a powerful evening of…

The first giraffe born locally in the Gadabedji Biosphere Reserve has died tragically. Named Abagana, the calf succumbed to a sudden illness on May 16, 2026, after being denied critical veterinary care….

Actualité Mission d’étude : UNESCO Yaounde accueille une délégation du Tchad sur l’intégration des TIC dans l’éducation L’approche synergique du Bureau régional de l’UNESCO pour l’Afrique centrale se traduit par un accompagnement…

Technical diploma exam begins in Burkina Faso: what to expect from session 2026 The nationwide written exams for the 2026 Technician Diploma (DT) session have officially launched across Burkina Faso, marking a…

Tabaski date in Senegal confirmed for May 28 after lunar observation Observers in Senegal were unable to sight the lunar crescent signaling the start of Dhul Hijja 1447 on Sunday, May 17,…

Chad and Algeria have cultivated a relationship built on deep historical ties, mutual trust, and strategic cooperation—one that continues to shape the future of both nations. For decades, Chad’s intellectual and political…

With just two weeks remaining before the Tabaski festival, Burkina Faso’s abrupt halt on all livestock exports has thrown Côte d’Ivoire’s supply chain into disarray. The West African nation now faces a…

Bamako’s blockade risks severe humanitarian consequences Bamako residents face grave threats to their fundamental rights, including food security, health, and life itself, as three major supply routes into the capital remain blocked….

young women in N’Djamena trapped by digital beauty standards In the bustling streets of N’Djamena, a silent crisis is unfolding—one that begins with a tap on a smartphone screen. Social media filters,…