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Following a decisive shift in leadership at the Prime Minister’s office, Senegal has officially lifted a long-standing freeze on critical land development projects. A government statement released on Monday, July 6, 2026 confirmed the resumption of work by the National Land Audit Committee, ending months of administrative paralysis affecting key urban and suburban zones. Unblocking […]

As government bodies worldwide accelerate their digital transformation, Togo is making a concerted effort to reinstate its national archives at the heart of public administration. In Lomé, experts and officials recently convened for International Archives Day, initiating crucial discussions on how these historical records contribute to safeguarding rights, preserving collective memory, and enhancing public governance. […]

Cameroun joins forces with UNESCO to champion mother tongue education The 27th edition of the International Mother Language Day, celebrated under the theme “Voices of Youth on Multilingual Education”, concluded with a vibrant ceremony in Nanga Eboko on February 27, 2026. This week-long initiative across Cameroun highlighted the critical role of mother tongues in education […]

Environment Gabon’s national parks aim for global conservation leadership By Chief Editor July 1, 2026 168 No comment Libreville, July 1, 2026 — As climate challenges reshape global economic and environmental priorities, Gabon is advancing its conservation strategy by initiating the FSC certification process for all thirteen of its national parks. This technical initiative reflects […]

A quiet cultural shift is redefining social standards among young women in Tchad. Across the neighborhoods of N’Djamena, from modest areas to upscale districts, a new visual identity is taking hold, fueled by global social media trends. Today, the image of a “modern girl” is increasingly tied to elegance, social outings, and the ownership of […]

Libreville, Tuesday 30 June 2026 – For years, the debate over Gabon’s water and electricity crisis has focused on the consequences: frequent blackouts, water shortages, load shedding, and public discontent. Rarely has a fundamental question been asked: Have those who truly understand the networks, installations, and technical constraints been heard enough? The meeting held this […]

Chad N’Djamena: a teenage girl builds her future by selling cassava during school breaks In Chad’s capital, students like Léa trade cassava during holidays to fund their education and gain financial independence amid widespread poverty. Chad Daily June 30, 2026 — 2 min read Share For many students in Chad’s capital, school holidays are anything […]

As of 29 June 2026, construction of the access roads to the Nyong River bridge at Malombo in Nyong-et-Kellé is in the final stretch. After completing the pavement work, CFHEC teams have begun installing signage. The access road construction for the Malombo bridge over the Nyong River is nearly finished. A few days ago, the […]

The European Union and Benin have taken a significant step forward in their collaboration, paving the way for stronger economic, security, and sustainability partnerships. This milestone meeting, held in Brussels, brought together European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Benin’s President Romuald Wadagni to solidify their commitment to mutual progress. At the heart of […]

The National Forum on Decarbonisation of Food Industries, held Monday in Rabat by the National Federation of Agro-Food (FENAGRI), marks a decisive step towards building a low-carbon trajectory for a strategic sector of Morocco’s economy. Organised under the patronage of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, […]

Mayra Djibrine, a Nigerien activist, has become a prominent figure in the opposition against military juntas in the Sahel. In a recent interview, she stated, ‘I will not back down.’