RC Lens vs PSG: where to watch the decisive Ligue 1 clash

The stakes couldn’t be higher as the Paris Saint-Germain edges closer to securing the Ligue 1 title following a dramatic late winner against Stade Brestois. The Parisians now have the chance to clinch the championship on the road at RC Lens’ home ground. While a draw would hand PSG the crown, a victory for Lens could inject fresh drama into the league’s final act. A win by the home side would reduce the gap to just one point, setting the stage for an unpredictable final matchday. Under immense pressure, the…

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Senegal’s asset declaration challenge: ministers under scrutiny

The obligation to declare personal assets is once again proving a crucial credibility test for Senegal’s executive branch. Reports from Dakar indicate that several government ministers have failed to comply with this legal requirement, despite patrimonial transparency being a cornerstone commitment championed by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko since their ascension to power in April 2024. This issue transcends mere administrative protocol, striking at the very heart of the official narrative’s consistency. Senegal’s framework, established by the 2014 law creating the National Anti-Fraud and Corruption Office…

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N’Djamena boosts transit corridors linking Cameroon, Chad, and car

The Republic of Chad is advancing its plans to revitalize critical transit corridors linking N’Djamena to Douala in Cameroon and Bangui in the Central African Republic (CAR). A sweeping modernization initiative aims to streamline trade flows between these three nations, all heavily reliant on the Port of Douala for imports and exports. The push goes beyond mere road upgrades—it addresses economic competitiveness, food security, and deeper integration within the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC). Lifeline for landlocked economies For both Chad and the Central African Republic, the Cameroonian…

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Senegal: two individuals detained in 45 billion cfa arms deal probe

The judicial process concerning the 45 billion CFA francs arms procurement contract, initially signed during former President Macky Sall’s previous five-year term, has reached a critical juncture. Following a complaint lodged by the State Judicial Agency (AJE), the entity tasked with safeguarding Senegal’s public assets, two individuals implicated in the case have been remanded in custody in Dakar. This dossier, among the most sensitive unearthed by the new administration, underscores the current government’s stated commitment to thoroughly audit strategic agreements from the past regime. state judicial agency complaint central to…

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The significance of Romuald Wadagni’s investiture in Cotonou

The transfer of venue for Romuald Wadagni’s investiture ceremony has been officially confirmed. Initially scheduled to take place at the Stade Charles de Gaulle in Porto-Novo, the event will now unfold at the Palais des Congrès in Cotonou. Far from being a mere logistical adjustment, this decision underscores a commitment to political coherence and a tribute to the progressive modernization ethos shaping Bénin’s trajectory. Prioritizing progress over pageantry The decision to relocate the ceremony, in favor of initiating the reconstruction of Porto-Novo’s administrative capital stadium, sends a powerful message to…

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Key absences for PSG ahead of crucial title showdown against Lens

PSG faces Lens with major squad shortages ahead of title decider Paris Saint-Germain head to Lens on Wednesday evening with more than just a league title on the line. The French capital side will be without a seven-man squad for their rescheduled Ligue 1 clash, a situation coach Luis Enrique described as “taking zero risks” in a sport where caution off the pitch is rare. With the Parisians already mathematically confirmed as champions to a 99.9% certainty following last weekend’s victory over Brest, the focus shifts to rotational management. “We…

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Togo’s president faure gnassingbé addresses frontline troops in operation koundjoaré

On Thursday, May 7, 2026, Faure Gnassingbé, President of the Council and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, undertook a crucial visit to the frontline of Operation Koundjoaré in Togo’s far north. Amidst the rising threat of violent extremism encroaching on the Savanes region and the pressing need to invigorate troops engaged in a protracted war of attrition, this presidential deployment took place in close proximity to danger. It was a mission where every moment held significance, punctuated by the rhythmic thrum of helicopter blades cutting through a silence laden…

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Transport routes to Bamako suspended by malian companies

Over a dozen road transport companies have halted their operations to and from Bamako, as jihadist groups enforce a blockade around the capital, torching vehicles along key routes. The Mali is facing escalating instability following coordinated attacks on April 25-26 by militants from the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), an Al-Qaeda affiliate, alongside the predominantly Tuareg National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA). These assaults targeted strategic positions held by the ruling junta. Since April 30, jihadists have maintained a road blockade around Bamako, disrupting…

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Chadian military strikes kill nigerian fishermen in anti-boko haram raid

The Chadian Air Force swiftly responded to the “devastating nighttime attacks”—as described by Modern Ghana—launched by jihadist groups against the Barka Tolorom military base. The assaults on May 4 left 25 dead, including two generals, and 46 wounded. According to Africa Radio, Chadian fighter jets targeted islands in Lake Chad controlled by Boko Haram, situated near the borders of Nigeria, Niger, and Chad. The outlet reported that the strikes particularly focused on Shuwa Island, identified as a jihadist stronghold and a major fishing hub frequented by Nigerian fishermen. A representative…

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PSG to host champions league final screening at parc des princes

PSG to host champions league final screening at parc des princes Paris Saint-Germain is set to organize a live broadcast of the upcoming Champions League final at its iconic home stadium, the Parc des Princes. This arrangement mirrors a similar event held last year for the final in Munich. The highly anticipated match, featuring PSG against Arsenal, is scheduled to take place in Budapest on May 30th, kicking off at 6 PM. The Paris Saint-Germain football club has confirmed plans to host a public viewing event for the Champions League…

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Senegal’s debt crisis: economists propose alternative solutions

Senegal’s public debt has swiftly emerged as the primary point of contention between Ousmane Sonko’s administration and the Bretton Woods institutions over the past year. On Monday, May 11, economists from across Africa and Asia commenced discussions in Dakar, aiming to chart a course out of the current financial quagmire. This initial gathering paves the way for a more extensive conference, scheduled for Tuesday, where the head of government is expected to participate. The stated objective is clear: to present heterodox economic expertise as a counterpoint to the orthodox prescriptions…

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Paris saint-germain fans to witness champions league final live at parc des princes

Football Champions League Champions League final: PSG faces Arsenal in Budapest with live screening at Parc des Princes For the second consecutive season, Paris Saint-Germain will host a live screening of the Champions League final at Parc des Princes. The clash against Arsenal on May 30th in Budapest will be broadcast on giant screens at the Parisian stadium, with priority ticket access reserved for season ticket holders. The Paris Saint-Germain is set to create another unforgettable atmosphere at Parc des Princes. Following last year’s record-breaking fan experience, the club will…

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