By Martin Ngu — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Category: Politics
Gabon’s naval buildup: reaction, debate, and what comes next
By Martin Ngu — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Elhadj Malick Ndiaye on giving up the national assembly presidency: “individually, we are at ground zero”
By Cécile Mboua — Journaliste / Rédacteur
Spain’s housing crisis: political fallout and what happens after parliament’s rejection
Political uncertainty deepens after parliament rejects housing measures Spain has been thrown into a fresh period of political uncertainty after parliament rejected a set of proposed measures aimed at improving access to…
Gabon launches first 400 youth training cohort in Libreville
Politics Gabon launches first 400 youth training cohort in Libreville Libreville, Sunday 4 October 2026 – Gabon will train 400 young people in Libreville as the first step of a nationwide skills…
DR Congo national dialogue: Paris lawyer sets strict legal limits on its role
Kinshasa, October 2, 2026 — The national dialogue announced by President Félix Tshisekedi must function as a political mechanism for consultation and peacebuilding, not as a parallel institution, a lawyer at the…
Senegal’s budget battle: what the Sonko vs. Diomaye Faye standoff means for the country’s future
Senegal’s budget battle: what the Sonko vs. Diomaye Faye standoff means for the country’s future Ousmane Sonko, the new president of Senegal’s National Assembly, holds significant powers to influence the vote on…
Senegal’s countdown to December 2, 2026: the fallout, the debate, and what lies ahead
Senegal’s countdown to December 2, 2026: the fallout, the debate, and what lies ahead Starting December 2, 2026, the president will have the power to dissolve the National Assembly after losing his…
Nourane Foster exits PCRN: the fallout, the debate and what lies ahead for Cameroon’s opposition
Nourane Foster’s resignation from the PCRN: a rupture that reignites debate Nourane Foster is no longer a member of the Cameroon Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN). In a letter addressed to party…
Senegal’s special funds: how a stalled reform leaves citizens, businesses and the budget exposed
Senegal’s effort to place special funds under genuine parliamentary oversight has run aground, and the fallout reaches well beyond the corridors of the National Assembly. For as long as the reform stays…
Gabon : la participation citoyenne au cœur de la Ve République
Politique Gabon : la participation citoyenne au cœur de la Ve République Par Redac chef 13 septembre 2026 130 Aucun commentaire Libreville, dimanche 13 septembre 2026 – La Ve République gabonaise cherche-t-elle…
Is Chad truly entering a period of political detente?
The political landscape in Chad remains under close scrutiny as observers question whether the nation is genuinely moving toward a period of political easing. The dynamics between key figures shape this transition,…