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In Nkoemvone, southern Cameroon, lies a vast site spanning over three hundred hectares, ten of which are developed. A paved road cuts through the area, dotted with dilapidated buildings and marked by a sign identifying it as the “Nkoemvone multipurpose agricultural station,” under the authority of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Though the […]

urban development Libreville’s bay of pigs transformation: a bold urban renewal project begins By editor-in-chiefJune 25, 2026123No comment Libreville, June 25, 2026 — On June 26, Libreville will witness a pivotal moment in its urban evolution. After weeks of consultations and preparatory work, demolition operations are set to commence in the strategic Bay of Pigs […]

On Wednesday, 24 June, the president of Chad’s National Human Rights Commission (CNDH), Belngar Larmé Jacques, welcomed a high-level delegation from the African Union (AU) in N’Djamena. The meeting aimed to strengthen transitional justice processes in Chad, with the goal of consolidating peace and social cohesion. Led by Maria Jose Samba Ovono Obono, the AU […]

Politics Gabon: how Mayumba reshaped presidential communication 154 views No comment In Libreville on June 24, 2026, a notable shift in Gabon’s political communication unfolded—not through formal press conferences, but through candid exchanges in Mayumba and surrounding regions. The catalyst? A series of interviews conducted by journalist Chamberland Moukouama during the President’s visit, breaking away […]

Anne-Claire Legendre made her priorities clear from the start during the press conference at the French Institute in Casablanca on June 22. This marked her first official visit to Morocco since assuming her role as President of the Arab World Institute (IMA). The Kingdom, a founding member of the IMA since 1982, has long been […]

African Politics Gabon’s rising role in shaping the future of the Francophonie By Editor-in-Chief Monday, June 22, 2026 119 No comment Libreville, Monday, June 22, 2026 — The leadership race at the International Organisation of La Francophonie is no longer just a contest between Paris and Montreal. Today, it’s playing out in Nouakchott, Libreville, and […]

Cameroon has set an ambitious target: by 2030, at least 2% of the national budget will be dedicated to the circular economy. This strategic vision is outlined in the National Circular Economy Roadmap 2025-2035, developed by the Ministry of Economy, Planning, and Territorial Development (Minepat). The roadmap establishes clear guidelines for sustainable resource management and […]

Tourisme médical : plus de 1.700 séances de dialyse réalisées par Diaverum pour des patients étrangers au Maroc Santé et Sciences 22/06/2026 Par LNT Le Maroc continue de développer son offre dans le domaine du tourisme médical spécialisé. Diaverum Maroc, opérateur spécialisé en néphrologie, indique avoir réalisé plus de 1.700 séances de dialyse au profit […]

Economy Woleu-Ntem: Gabon’s green tourism showcase ahead of 2026 caravan Editorial staff June 22, 2026 184 views No comments Libreville, June 22, 2026 – With the 2026 Tourism Caravan just weeks away, Gabon’s government is accelerating its strategy to showcase the nation’s natural heritage. The northern province of Woleu-Ntem has been selected as the focal […]

In a bold move to position Gabon as a premier medical destination in Central Africa, transitional leader Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to overhauling the national healthcare system. The strategy encompasses expanding hospital infrastructure, upgrading technical capabilities, and widening access to medical services—all aimed at ensuring sustainable transformation. Yet, this ambitious […]

Chad Chad unites stakeholders to safeguard groundwater resources A national workshop in N’Djamena brings together key players to draft an action plan for sustainable groundwater management, addressing water security and long-term development challenges. A three-day national workshop on groundwater governance kicked off in N’Djamena, bringing together nearly fifty participants from public institutions, technical and financial […]

In the southwestern town of Gaya, Niger, a primary school is taking a bold step to educate children about their fundamental rights. This initiative comes as part of activities marking the African Child Day, emphasizing that human rights education extends far beyond classroom walls. Breaking misconceptions about rights The school bell had barely rung to […]