For decades, May in Senegal has symbolized a season of heightened social activism, rooted in historical movements like the global labor day on May 1st and the influential Mai 68 protests that…
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A looming sheep crisis in Côte d’Ivoire ahead of Tabaski
Côte d’Ivoire anticipates potential sheep shortage for Tabaski Concerns are mounting across Côte d’Ivoire following Burkina Faso’s recent decision to indefinitely suspend its livestock exports. With the significant Muslim festival of Tabaski…
N’Djamena rejects un allegations of civilian deaths in Lake Chad
Gassim Chérif Mahamat, Chad’s Minister of Communication and government spokesperson, stated to the national press on Thursday that “These accusations are designed to discredit the Chadian army and could undermine its integrity….
Abidjan hosts major mobile technology exhibition, strengthening Côte d’Ivoire’s digital ambition
Abidjan has inaugurated the third annual mobile phones and applications exhibition, underscoring Côte d’Ivoire’s strategic commitment to developing a comprehensive mobile digital ecosystem, engaging both local and international stakeholders. This significant event…
Chadian opposition leader succés masra’s health concerns in prison spark family appeal
The situation surrounding Succès Masra has now entered its second year, drawing considerable attention from Western diplomatic missions monitoring Chad’s transitional government. Arrested twelve months ago in N’Djamena, the former Prime Minister…
Tchad denies civilian strike allegations amid Boko Haram operations
Tchad denies civilian strike allegations amid Boko Haram operations Breaking news. The Chadian government has firmly rejected accusations from the United Nations regarding civilian casualties during military operations against Boko Haram in…
Laurent Gbagbo maintains leadership of PPA-CI in Abidjan congress
The highly anticipated decision has been made official. At a congress held in Abidjan, the Parti des peuples africains-Côte d’Ivoire (PPA-CI) reaffirmed Laurent Gbagbo as its president, a move that underscores the…
N’Djamena challenges un accusations over boko haram strikes
Chad’s government has vehemently dismissed allegations from the United Nations regarding civilian fatalities during anti-Boko Haram airstrikes in the Lake Chad basin. During a press briefing on Thursday, May 14, authorities demanded…
Senegal explores legal action against BP and Woodside over oil contracts
Senegal’s bold move: challenging oil majors for fairer terms Dakar is preparing to take legal action against major oil companies BP and Woodside to renegotiate their contracts. During a high-level discussion at…
Chad halts Chinese oil firm’s operations over environmental concerns
Chad halts Chinese oil firm’s operations over environmental concerns In a significant move, Chad has ceased the operations of the state-owned Chinese petroleum company, CNPCI, since mid-August. This decision stems from severe…
Chinese language contest strengthens Chad-China cultural ties
The national finals of the Chinese language competition in Chad have become a cornerstone event, reinforcing cultural and academic bonds between Chad and China after six years of fruitful collaboration through the…
Algeria and Chad strengthen infrastructure ties with new agreement
Algeria and Chad have formalized an agreement on Thursday in N’Djamena to streamline cooperation projects in public works and infrastructure development. This pact advances their strategic partnership, aiming to expedite the implementation…