Integrated health services transform lives of nomadic families in Chad In the heart of the Mandjafa nomadic camp on the outskirts of N’Djamena, Afia arrived with her four-month-old daughter Fatma. Their journey was driven by a single purpose: to access integrated health services designed specifically for mobile communities. For this mother of five, these interventions […]
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Gabon’s digital transformation: accelerating public services
Libreville, Monday, July 13, 2026 – The modernization of government administrations is no longer solely measured by infrastructure quality or procedural speed. In today’s interconnected world, a state’s ability to digitize its public services has become a key indicator of competitiveness, transparency, and institutional effectiveness. Gabon is now determined to fully embrace this global transformation. […]
Morocco unveils groundbreaking green finance framework for carbon-neutral economy
The Kingdom of Morocco is taking a decisive step toward a sustainable financial future with the release of its draft green finance taxonomy. The initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Economy and Finance alongside Bank Al-Maghrib, the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC), the Insurance and Social Security Supervisory Authority (ACAPS), and the Ministry of Energy […]
Senegal hosts inaugural national forum on sustainable blue economy
Key Highlights Dates: July 13 and 14, 2026, at the Grand Théâtre National Doudou Ndiaye Coumba Rose in Dakar Significance: First national forum dedicated to Senegal’s sustainable and inclusive blue economy Main Participants: Port Autonome de Dakar, Agence nationale des Affaires maritimes (ANAM), Ministry of Maritime Economy Dakar is set to host the inaugural National […]
Gabon’s nyanga province: a hidden crisis of 77% poverty revealed
A striking statistic, almost overlooked, has emerged from the 219-page National Report on Human Development (RNDH) 2026. Tucked away on a single line, it indicates that over 77% of residents in Gabon’s Nyanga province live in poverty. This brief, isolated mention lacks broader context, sharply contrasting with the report’s overall tone, which generally portrays Gabon […]
Morocco’s population in 2060: slower growth, rapid aging trend
Morocco’s demographic landscape is set to undergo profound changes by 2060, as revealed by the latest projections from the High Planning Commission. These forecasts, based on varying scenarios of fertility, mortality, and migration trends, paint a picture of a nation transitioning from rapid expansion to gradual stabilization. Population trends: from steady growth to near-stagnation Under […]
Bassirou Diomaye Faye dépolitise le secteur extractif
Économie Bassirou Diomaye Faye dépolitise le secteur extractif Après avoir laissé Ousmane Sonko placer des cadres de son parti à la tête des entreprises publiques, le président privilégie désormais l’expertise sectorielle. Une bascule que Jeune Afrique interprète comme un signal envoyé aux partenaires internationaux Byline organization SenePlus 12/07/2026 23h09 ID 1006543 SenePlus |Publication […]
Dakar activists demand urgent state action to combat femicide in Sénégal
Dakar activists demand urgent state action to combat femicide in Sénégal Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. Despite a modest turnout of around twenty women, a powerful demonstration recently unfolded in Dakar, Sénégal, as feminist activists vociferously voiced their demands to halt the escalating crisis of femicide. Chanting resolute slogans […]
Who Watches What We Eat: The Struggle for Food Safety in Chad
Par Barra Lutter When images of questionable food production and sale on social media highlight the need for greater oversight, it raises a fundamental question: who is actually controlling what we eat? The scenes show environments that fail to meet the required standards of hygiene, causing widespread concern among consumers. Food products are not just […]
Legendary campus: Senegal’s cheikh anta diop university and the african renaissance debate
The University of Dakar in the 1970s stood at a crossroads. Within its walls worked one of Africa’s greatest intellectuals, yet he was barred from teaching. His name: Cheikh Anta Diop. While President Léopold Sédar Senghor championed his concept of négritude, Diop advanced a radically different vision for Africa’s rebirth. Our series on legendary African […]
How Mali is transforming its future through mining, security and diplomacy
Nestled along the Burkina Faso border, Mali is undergoing an unprecedented phase of national refoundation, driven by a deep commitment to sovereignty and homegrown development. Under the guidance of its leadership, the country is rolling out bold structural reforms and operational successes to secure a prosperous future for its people. The mining sector leads Mali’s […]
Drc: a joint call to empower youth for sustainable national growth
JOINT STATEMENT Kinshasa, July 11, 2026 – The Democratic Republic of Congo is taking significant action on World Population Day, emphasizing the crucial role of its youth. With over 65% of its citizens under the age of 25, the nation is dedicating this observance to a powerful theme: « Fulfilling the hopes and aspirations of […]










