Month: June 2026

Kinshasa is grappling with a worsening humanitarian crisis as thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) flee relentless conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s eastern provinces. Without adequate shelter or medical care, 16 have already perished in the capital. Families from North-Kivu and South-Kivu have been fleeing for over a year, escaping the advance of the M23 rebel movement. Others have come from Ituri, where clashes involving armed groups like the Congolese Development Cooperative (Codéco) and the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) have intensified displacement. desperate conditions for the displaced…

The Cameroonian President has arrived in Switzerland, where he is reportedly receiving medical care, while his son, Franck Biya, appears to be positioning himself for a potential political future. Observers note that these developments coincide with a period of heightened national discussions about leadership transitions. a parallel between health and political ambition The timing of President Paul Biya’s medical journey to Switzerland has drawn attention, especially as his son, Franck Biya, intensifies his public appearances. While the President focuses on his health, Franck Biya has been increasingly visible in political…

Sport The three pivotal reasons Les Bleus might not triumph over Norway By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent

From rupture rhetoric to the return of lobbies Eighteen months after the July 26, 2023 takeover in Niamey, promises of “refoundation” and radical break collide with the reality of oil management. At the heart of power, the brand new Minister of Petroleum, Hamadou Tini, is accused of wearing multiple hats in blatant disregard for the most basic ethical rules. Judge and party, the former Mazars executive now uses public authority to revive his private firm’s contracts, demanding full access to SORAZ secrets. This investigation reveals a conflict of interest at…

For a long time, a recurring criticism echoed in Gabon’s public debate. Since taking power on August 30, 2023, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema was seen everywhere in the field, but rarely in direct exchanges with national journalists. Speeches, inaugurations, and trips multiplied. Spontaneous answers to citizens’ questions, however, remained scarce. This perception appears to have shifted in recent weeks. Not through a solemn press conference or a carefully staged institutional exercise, but via a series of interviews conducted by journalist Chamberland Moukouama during the president’s stay in Mayumba and Tchibanga,…

Santé/Bunia/Ph.OMS Five weeks after the declaration of the Ebola Bundibugyo outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the virus continues to defy containment efforts. Despite a significant ramp-up in the response, the epidemic remains ahead of health workers, steadily advancing, crossing borders, and claiming lives. Intensified response still falling short Considerable progress has been made. Bed capacity in treatment centres has surged from fewer than 10 to over 500 across 19 facilities in affected areas. Testing capacity has similarly expanded—from 30 daily tests at the start to more than 2,000…

Economy Bellaire Travels revolutionizes travel with pan-African launch in Douala The landmark dual launch ceremony of this innovative travel agency took place on June 20, 2026, in Douala, Cameroon’s economic powerhouse. The event marked a turning point in how Africans approach travel, blending professional and personal journeys into a seamless experience. Armand Djaleu |June 24, 2026|3 min read AAA Follow us on Google Summarize Listen Comment Historic launch marks new era for African travel The dual launch ceremony on June 20, 2026, in Douala brought together industry leaders, government officials,…