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?…
Category: Le Monde Afrique
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…
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…
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…
Maroc participe à la deuxième Conférence politique sur le nexus paix-sécurité-développement en Afrique
Mombasa: Le Maroc renforce son engagement dans le Processus de Tanger Le Maroc a pris part aux travaux de la deuxième Conférence politique sur le nexus entre la paix, la sécurité et…
Ivory Coast Prepares Linguistic Policy to Value National Languages
The Ivory Coast is preparing a linguistic policy to value its national languages as part of its education system. A recent meeting brought together stakeholders, experts and partners to develop a framework…
Gabon’s human development index decline raises alarm since 2021
After decades of steady gains, Gabon’s Human Development Index (HDI) has experienced a worrying decline since 2021. Official data reveals the country slipped from a high human development category in 2020, when…
Libreville’s rejuvenated seafront: a testament to gabonese expertise
Stretching from the tip of Léon-Mba National High School to the Gué-Gué canal exit, Libreville’s seafront is undergoing an unprecedented transformation over 1.4 kilometers. What was once a coastline steadily eroding under…
Cameroon marriage traditions clash with modern personal choice
In Cameroon, civil law clearly stipulates that marriage is founded on free will, allowing every individual the right to select their own partner and give personal consent to the union. According to…
Chad advances digital education strategy with national validation workshop
The Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Professional Training recently hosted a pivotal national validation workshop in N’Djamena on July 10, 2026, marking a critical step toward modernizing Chad’s Technical and…
Abidjan hosts historic summit to unlock africa’s mineral wealth
A gathering of African nations and global partners in Abidjan has set a bold agenda: turning the continent’s critical mineral reserves into engines of economic, industrial, and social transformation. Discussions centered on…
Africa’s critical minerals summit: turning 29.5 trillion treasure into local wealth
The future of Africa’s economic transformation took center stage in Abidjan this week, as ministers from mineral-rich nations gathered with global partners to redefine how the continent leverages its geological wealth. With…