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 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 […]
A Moment of Recollection Despite the Occupation Despite a context of insecurity marked by the M23 occupation of Goma, hundreds of Muslim worshippers gathered to celebrateEid el-Fitr, marking the end […]
Agreement under discussion to reduce the digital divide The Kenyan government is considering a collaboration with Swedish company Ericsson to improve connectivity in the country. This partnership could boost mobile […]
BHP confirms its commitment to Botswana’s copper industry Botswana, in the midst of economic diversification, is now banking on the development of its rapidly expanding copper industry. This development is […]
A moratorium on visas at the US embassy in Ndjamena Since March 25, 2025, the U.S. Embassy in Ndjamena has suspended the issuance of visas for a period of 90 […]
A presidential election marked by transition and a break with the Bongo legacy Gabon enters a new political era with the resumption of official campaigning for the presidential election, which […]
A categorical rejection of the Burundian President’s accusations The Burundian rebel group RED-Tabara has firmly rejected the allegations made by President Évariste Ndayishimiye, who accuses Rwanda of supporting their movement. […]
