Libreville revolutionizes market tax collection with mobile payments

Libreville’s city council has embarked on a significant digital transformation, initiating mobile tax collection for commercial activities at the bustling Mont-Bouët market. This pivotal hub of Gabon’s informal economy is now the proving ground for a municipal-level innovation: a system leveraging mobile money operators already active across the nation. The dual objectives are clear: to bolster the security of local fiscal revenues and to provide market vendors with a more efficient payment method than the traditional manual collection. Mont-Bouët: a testbed for Gabon’s digital fiscal strategy The selection of Mont-Bouët…

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Morocco’s economic triumph over brazil: a surprising world cup 2026 showdown

An intriguing economic face-off unfolds as we compare two nations vying for attention on the global stage: Brazil and Morocco. While Brazil boasts inherent advantages, the indicators suggest Morocco is positioned to emerge victorious in this unexpected financial contest. Brazil’s considerable scale, yet undeniable vulnerabilities Housing a population of 212 million and ranking as the world’s 10th largest economy, Brazil stands as an undisputed economic titan on the global stage. Its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, when adjusted for purchasing power parity, is projected to reach 22,000 dollars in…

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Gabon: state and spiritual leaders collaborate for national cohesion

Politique Gabon: state and spiritual leaders collaborate for national cohesion Libreville, Saturday, June 13, 2026 – During pivotal periods of political transformation, nations frequently seek equilibrium within their established institutions. However, true stability is often also forged within the collective consciousness of their populace. In Gabon, the recent meeting between President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema and Reverend Louis Sylvain Allogo Engo, who leads the Evangelical Church of Gabon, extends far beyond a mere official audience. This significant interaction highlights a dimension of modern governance that is often underestimated: the critical…

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Gabon explores high-tech excise stamps to combat fraud and boost revenue

Ecouter l’article Gabon is poised to significantly upgrade its anti-fraud measures through the potential adoption of advanced excise stamps. This innovative prospect was a central topic during a meeting held on June 10, 2026. Herman Immongault, the Vice-President of the Government, hosted a delegation from the Canadian Bank Note Company (CBN), led by its Vice-President, Fuencisla Santiago. Discussions focused on a cutting-edge solution designed to secure products subject to excise duties, aligning with the authorities’ ongoing drive to modernize fiscal control mechanisms and enhance the traceability of sensitive commodities. The…

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Psg eyes ayyoub bouaddi as losc sets substantial transfer valuation

Paris Saint-Germain is actively seeking to bolster its squad this summer, with a particular focus on Ligue 1 talents. Among the promising prospects attracting their attention is Ayyoub Bouaddi. The young midfielder still has three years remaining on his current deal with LOSC, meaning any interested club will need to present a significant offer to persuade President Olivier Létang to sanction a departure. Indications suggest that a fee in the region of €70M could be sufficient to secure the services of the 18-year-old. Earlier in June, LOSC President Olivier Létang…

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Benin’s president romuald wadagni sets stringent directives for ministerial advisors

A decisive declaration emanated from the head of state at the close of this week. President Romuald Wadagni of Bénin convened and presided over his inaugural working session with his ministerial advisors this Friday. This pivotal institutional gathering was marked by a strategic realignment and a precise roadmap, underscoring a commitment to efficacy and practical governance. Central to the discussions was the imperative for demonstrable results and the restoration of public trust in official pronouncements. Addressing his core team, the head of state articulated unequivocally the absolute necessity for strict…

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Oligui nguema outlines Gabon’s new diplomatic doctrine for african sovereignty

Libreville, Saturday, June 13, 2026 – In an era defined by significant geopolitical shifts across the African continent, Gabon’s diplomatic approach is undergoing a profound re-evaluation of its role and ambitions. President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema recently convened his first collective meeting with all African ambassadors accredited to Libreville. Far from being a mere ceremonial event, this gathering served as a platform for the President to articulate a comprehensive political vision aimed at repositioning Gabon within the crucial pan-African debates of the coming decade. Through this highly symbolic audience, the…

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Chad’s permanent political dialogue framework unveils strategy for a calmer political landscape

Tchad Tchad : Le CPDP dévoile sa stratégie pour un climat politique apaisé The Permanent Framework for Political Dialogue (CPDP) in Chad unveils its roadmap to restore trust and calm the political climate, featuring electoral reforms and support measures. Alwihda Info 13 juin 2026 — 2 min de lecture Partager Five months following its official establishment, Chad’s Permanent Framework for Political Dialogue (CPDP) has broken its silence. During a press briefing held this Saturday, June 13, 2026, its president, Pahimi Padacké Albert, unveiled the comprehensive roadmap designed to guide the…

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Niger enacts severe penal code criminalizing same-sex relations and LGBTQIA+ advocacy

Niger has implemented a significant legal transformation, moving from a historical absence of specific laws to formally criminalizing same-sex relationships and LGBTQIA+ activism. The new penal code, quietly enacted by the military regime in February, introduces unprecedented prison sentences and substantial fines. The specifics of the new legislation The legislative text, whose details became public following its publication in the Official Gazette, extends beyond merely prohibiting homosexual acts, significantly broadening the scope of what constitutes an offense: Primary Prison Sentences: Individuals found guilty of committing or attempting to commit an…

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Cameroon’s infrastructure drive: paving the way for regional prosperity

Cameroon has demonstrated a consistent pace in its road infrastructure development, delivering an average of 488 kilometers of paved roads each year between 2020 and the close of 2025. This steady advancement, a cornerstone of the territorial development strategy spearheaded from Yaoundé, underscores a strong commitment to addressing the persistent shortfall in road networks. In a nation where the surfaced road network remains largely insufficient for its vast area and the critical logistical demands of the sub-region, this initiative is pivotal. Structuring Cameroon’s national road network During the specified period,…

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Ayyoub bouaddi’s transfer preference: psg or arsenal?

Despite LOSC’s clear intention to retain their promising midfielder, Ayyoub Bouaddi could still depart this summer should a substantial offer materialize. Paris Saint-Germain is among the prominent clubs vying for the 18-year-old’s signature. Arsenal is also reportedly making significant moves in this transfer saga, yet the young talent appears to have a distinct preference between the two European giants. A product of the LOSC academy, Ayyoub Bouaddi is poised for a pivotal summer, especially as he prepares for his inaugural World Cup appearance with Morocco. Just days ago, Olivier Létang,…

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The expanding arc of crisis: fragmentation across the Sahel from Mali to Nigeria

A new and alarming arc of crisis is actively reshaping the landscape of the Sahel, extending its influence from Mali in the west all the way to Nigeria in the east. This significant geographical expansion of instability presents a critical challenge for regional security and holds profound implications for African politics and the broader pan-African news agenda. The Sahel region is currently grappling with intensified fragmentation, a phenomenon driven by a complex mix of persistent insecurity, governance deficits, and humanitarian pressures. What were once considered isolated pockets of unrest have…

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