Algeria-Chad infrastructure Algeria and Chad advance trans-saharan road project in N’Djamena The Algerian Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellaoui, recently concluded a significant two-day working visit to the Republic of Chad. Leading a distinguished delegation, Minister Djellaoui arrived in N’Djamena with a clear agenda: to meticulously review and strategize the implementation of […]
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Central Africa’s trade corridors get digital boost with new 2030 pact
The Chad National Bureau of Land Freight (BNFT), alongside counterparts managing freight operations in Cameroon and the Central African Republic, have sealed a landmark digitalization agreement for Central Africa’s trade corridors by 2030. This initiative is designed to overhaul the movement and transit of goods, making cross-border trade smoother and more efficient across the subregion. […]
Tchad’s economic stability gains recognition with S&P rating upgrade
Standard & Poor’s decision to uphold Chad’s sovereign credit rating at «B-» with a stable outlook on March 16 validates the government’s economic strategy under the «Tchad Connexion 2030» National Development Plan. «This rating reflects the agency’s confidence in the country’s economic momentum, driven by strong growth, manageable debt levels, and consistent support from international […]
Refugee women in Chad face violence and healthcare shortages
Refugee women in Chad face violence and healthcare shortages Chad grapples with escalating humanitarian strain as over 1.3 million refugees and returnees—predominantly women and children—seek shelter in a nation already struggling with poverty and an underfunded healthcare system, warns a United Nations agency. Following a week-long assessment in eastern Chad, Andrew Saberton, Deputy Executive Director […]
Tchad trains 100 youth in responsible digital practices
With the digital landscape evolving rapidly, Chad is taking proactive steps to safeguard its youth from the pitfalls of the online world. This initiative, launched in N’Djamena, brings together 100 young people for a workshop focused on digital citizenship and combating misinformation. The program is backed by both government entities and non-governmental organizations, emphasizing the […]
Togolese traditional leadership crisis as recognition of chief Togbui Lanklivi is withdrawn
The sudden withdrawal of the official recognition granted to Togbui Adjikou Lanklivi 1st, paramount chief of Adakpamé Kpota-Colas in Lomé’s Golfe 1 district, has sparked intense debate across Togo’s traditional, administrative, and political circles. For days, the issue has dominated social media conversations and public discussions, blending legal inquiries, protocol considerations, and the broader implications […]
N’Djamena’s push to revitalize Cameroon-Chad-CAR transit corridors
Chad is significantly advancing its efforts concerning regional transit corridors that connect its capital, N’Djamena, to Douala in Cameroon and Bangui in the Central African Republic (CAR). Chadian authorities have recommenced a comprehensive logistics modernization program designed to streamline commercial exchanges between Cameroon, Chad, and the CAR. These three nations share a profound reliance on […]
Chad’s mining sector transforms with local innovation and strategic vision
The Minister of Mines, Fatimé Haram Acyl, recently commended the SONEMIC for its groundbreaking achievements in local innovation and strategic foresight. During a presentation reviewing the company’s annual performance, she highlighted the transformative impact of homegrown solutions reshaping the mining landscape. local innovation drives transparency in Chad’s mining sector The minister expressed her admiration for […]
Côte d’Ivoire boosts education with ‘Pleins Feux’ initiative
Launched in April 2026 in Abidjan, the Pleins Feux project represents a bold step in Côte d’Ivoire’s educational transformation, spearheaded by President Alassane Ouattara. Supported by international partners, this initiative aims to refine the governance of the country’s education system and enhance the effectiveness of public policies to sustainably elevate learning standards. With a population […]
Addressing touareg grievances: a path to peace in Mali
Mali’s already fragile security landscape experienced a significant downturn in late April 2026. A series of orchestrated assaults struck multiple urban centers, leading to the tragic death of Defense Minister Sadio Camara and several Malian soldiers. These recent incidents underscore a worrying escalation of aggression targeting the Malian army and state institutions over the past […]
Repeated miscarriages in young mothers in Chad: causes and impacts
Across the vibrant neighborhoods of N’Djamena and other urban and rural areas of Chad, the rising incidence of repeated miscarriages among young mothers in their twenties is sparking growing concern. This silent crisis carries profound medical and emotional burdens, exacerbated by deep-rooted taboos, limited awareness, and significant barriers to accessing specialized care. The ripple effects […]
Babily Dembélé: how a humble background forged a leadership legacy in Côte d’Ivoire
Rising from modest beginnings and overcoming life’s harshest challenges, Babily Dembélé has emerged as a multifaceted leader in Côte d’Ivoire. An architect, politician, entrepreneur, and social activist, his journey embodies resilience, unwavering determination, and a commitment to uplifting others. Born into a family facing extreme poverty, Babily Dembélé’s early years were marked by hardship. His […]