The rise of African LNG By 2050, Africa’s share of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports could reach 15%, compared with around 10% today. This growth is based on major […]
Financial support for green mobility In line with its roadmap for the automotive sector unveiled in 2023, South Africa has announced an investment of 1 billion rand (approx. 54.5 million […]
Growing protests despite repression Despite strict warnings from the authorities, small groups of demonstrators braved repression on March 31, 2025, in Harare and Bulawayo, demanding the departure of President Emmerson […]
An original exhibition at the Villa Empain From April 10 to September 7, 2025, the Villa Empain in Brussels will host an exceptional exhibition entitled “Regards intemporels: des pharaons à […]
A Radical Decision by the Military Governor General-major Evariste Somo Kakule, military governor of North Kivu, has announced the technical leave of the province’s executives and civil servants who have […]
Collapse in growth due to interruption of oil exports Since its independence in 2011, South Sudan has been heavily dependent on the oil sector, which represents the country’s main source […]
A Digital Platform to Accelerate the Emergence of Start-ups The Ethiopian government aims to make the country an African hub for technological innovation. To this end, a new digital platform […]
A Historical Reversal of Economic Relations For the first time in several decades, France has lost its position as Senegal‘s leading supplier, dethroned by China. This shift marks a major […]
From Pain Medicine to Street Drug Initially used in hospitals to relieve severe pain, Tramadol, an opioid, has gradually been diverted for non-medical use. Workers subjected to arduous working conditions […]
Targeted air strikes In recent days, the joint forces of theSahel States Alliance (SSA ) have carried out several military operations in northern Mali. Using combat drones, the armies of […]
