Month: May 2026

In Senegal, a silent epidemic is spreading across digital spaces, disproportionately targeting women. New research reveals that over 60% of Senegalese women have fallen victim to gendered disinformation campaigns designed to undermine their credibility by attacking their bodies, sexuality, and private lives rather than their ideas or professional work. This disturbing trend, highlighted in a recent study, shows that while men are often subjected to false information about political or economic matters, women—especially those in public roles—face a different kind of smear campaign. These attacks focus on their morality, personal…

Algeria and Chad have inked a landmark agreement in N’Djamena to fast-track infrastructure projects, focusing on public works and foundational development. This deal is part of a broader push to deepen bilateral ties and expedite the implementation of agreements finalized in April, as confirmed by the Algerian Ministry of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure. Trans-Saharan highway project studies kick off in Chad The agreement was formalized by Algeria’s Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellaoui, and Chad’s Minister of Infrastructure, Road Unlocking, and Maintenance, Amir Idriss Kourda, during…

Strengthening digital security through international collaboration The Chad government is advancing its security infrastructure by exploring a strategic technological partnership with Turkey. Discussions between the Chadian Ministry of Public Security and Immigration and representatives from Turkey-based IF Elektronik Ltd focused on cutting-edge digital solutions to enhance national safety and economic growth. Key areas of cooperation Advanced mobile device control systems to combat smuggling and illegal trafficking Robust cybersecurity frameworks to protect critical infrastructure Capacity-building initiatives to empower the Chadian youth through technical training Strategic priorities for Chad During the May…

Algeria and Chad have formalized a landmark agreement to build a 40-megawatt power plant in N’Djamena. The deal, inked in Algiers, underscores a growing partnership between the two nations, with a focus on energy cooperation and sustainable development. The pact was signed by Algeria’s Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjal, and Chad’s Minister of Water and Energy, Passalé Kanabé Marcelin. The initiative aligns with Algeria’s broader strategy to support African energy security and foster South-South collaboration, as championed by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. Project details and technical readiness The…