In both Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the gold mining sector faces persistent challenges in revenue transparency and regulatory oversight. Despite ongoing efforts to formalize operations, critical gaps remain, leaving…
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Gabon : l’État renonce à 51,8 milliards de FCFA d’impôts miniers
La ligne apparaît discrètement dans le tableau des recettes de la loi de finances rectificative du 17 juillet, mais son ampleur en fait l’un des ajustements les plus lourds du budget gabonais…
Senegal pioneers green bonds to boost food self-sufficiency and energy transition
In a groundbreaking move for West Africa’s financial landscape, Swami Agri, an agro-industrial subsidiary of the Indo-Senegalese group Senegindia, has launched the region’s first-ever agricultural green bond. Valued at 30 billion West…
Sénégal : Mariama Sonko empowers rural women through sustainable farming
Sénégal : Mariama Sonko empowers rural women through sustainable farming In the heart of Casamance, more precisely in the village of Niaguis, a remarkable woman has been championing the cause of rural…
Orange bank africa and sgpme unlock 17 billion cfa for ivoirean smes
Digital banking and state-backed guarantees join forces to boost SME growth In a landmark move to strengthen Côte d’Ivoire’s economic backbone, Orange Bank Africa, the country’s leading 100% digital bank, has signed…
Ndeye Rokhaya Thiam stands firm with Ousmane Sonko amid political storms
Ndeye Rokhaya Thiam stands firm with Ousmane Sonko amid political storms As the newly appointed leader of Senegal’s shipping council, Ndeye Rokhaya Thiam has openly declared her unwavering loyalty to opposition figure…
Cameroon’s self-proclaimed biya son arrested for fraud
Africa news 🇨🇲 Cameroon’s self-proclaimed ‘son’ of Paul Biya arrested In Cameroon, Georges-Gilbert Baongla, who has publicly claimed for years to be the eldest son of President Paul Biya, has been detained…
Mali: un silence troubling after reports of soldier executions in the north
The recent emergence of shocking allegations involving torture and summary executions of Malian soldiers captured in the northern regions has ignited widespread outrage. The United Nations has joined local human rights organizations…
Niger three years after tiani’s takeover: a deepening human rights crisis
Three years after General Abdourahamane Tiani led a military takeover in Niger, the country faces a mounting humanitarian and political crisis. A recent assessment highlights a deliberate erosion of democratic foundations, with…
Rabat desalination plant talks revived by Veolia and Morocco
The French multinational Veolia and Morocco’s Ministry of the Interior have reignited negotiations for the ambitious Rabat desalination plant project, designed to deliver 300 million cubic meters of water annually. Backed by…
Mali Morocco partnership talks set to advance in Bamako
A new chapter in Mali-Morocco relations The fourth session of the Great Joint Commission for Cooperation between Mali and Morocco is poised to kick off in Bamako from July 21 to 24,…
Sénégalais furious: Sonko declared persona non grata in Touba
Top stories News Touba After defamation complaint, descendants of Serigne Touba ban Ousmane Sonko from Touba The descendants of Serigne Touba have escalated their stance against the PASTEF leader, Ousmane Sonko. Following…