From the sun-drenched golf courses of Mougins to the historic halls of the Élysée Palace, the professional and personal bonds between Côte d’Ivoire’s President Alassane Ouattara and French leaders have shaped decades of bilateral relations. These connections, forged in both formal diplomacy and private settings, reveal a pattern of mutual influence that has left a lasting mark on West Africa’s largest economy.
Politique Gabon : la bataille des 33 commence By Redac chef 8 juillet 2026 153 No comment Libreville, Mercredi 8 Juillet 2026 (Infos Gabon) – La réforme du paysage politique gabonais vient d’ouvrir une nouvelle ligne de fracture. Alors que les autorités poursuivent leur vaste opération de restructuration de la vie partisane, les trente-trois formations […]
From power to obscurity: Cameroon’s former officials cast aside by history Cameroon’s once-powerful figures now sidelined by the presidency Since Paul Biya rose to power in 1982, a long line of high-ranking officials has seen their fortunes rise and fall under his watch. Some sought to challenge his authority, while others simply became victims of […]
Politics Gabon and France forge a new partnership By Chief Editor July 16, 2026 137 No comment Libreville, Thursday, July 16, 2026 – The French National Day in Libreville on July 14 was not just a celebration of historical ties. Through the speech delivered by France’s ambassador to Gabon, Fabrice Mauriès, a clear picture emerged […]
