Financing Necessary to Face Economic Challenges The Senegalese government announced on Wednesday the raising of 300 million dollars on international markets. This operation aims to meet the country’s financing needs, […]
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Reaffirms His Pacifist Position Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reiterated on Thursday that Ethiopia has “no interest in getting involved in a war” to gain access […]
An Operation Led by President Déby In the fight against Boko Haram, the Chadian army has led an offensive in the Lake Chad region, a mission “personally” supervised by President […]
A Notable Presence at the Gbaka Animation International Festival Michel Ocelot, the iconic director of Kirikou and the Witch , was in Lomé to participate in the International Gbaka Animation Festival (FIGA), […]
Africa has long been a land of champions who have dominated the world of athletics. Now, a new generation of talented athletes is emerging, ready to continue that tradition. Here […]
A Political Context Under Tension With parliamentary elections scheduled for November 10 just days away, Mauritius, often considered one of Africa’s most stable democracies, is at the heart of a […]
Disarmed Militiamen, a Glimmer of Peace In Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo, several former militiamen are trying to reintegrate into civilian life after giving up their weapons. This region, […]
Trade Unionist Arrested After Public Criticism Commander Daouda Konaté, secretary general of the Mali prison guards union, was officially detained on Wednesday, October 30, after disappearing on October 25. Accused […]
A Historic Energy Project in Harrisburg On October 11, Liberian President Joseph Boakai inaugurated the construction of Liberia’s first large-scale solar power plant, located in Harrisburg. This groundbreaking project marks […]
A Historic Market Threatened by Relocation Dantokpa Market, located in the heart of Cotonou, is one of the largest open-air markets in West Africa. It covers 19 hectares and is […]
