Théodore holo outlines his mission for Bénin’s new senate

théodore holo outlines his mission for Bénin’s new senate As Bénin’s Senate prepares for its official inauguration, Professor Théodore Holo has articulated his intentions for his mandate within the newly established upper chamber. The distinguished former President of the Constitutional Court expressed his commitment to fostering peace, national unity, political stability, and the continued advancement of democracy in the nation. SUMMARY A steadfast commitment to national unity The forthcoming Béninois Senate is on the cusp of its formal commencement. Théodore Holo, designated as a de jure member due to his…

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Côte d’Ivoire secures massive funding for its 2026-2030 national development plan

Afrique La Côte d’Ivoire récolte 47 820 milliards FCFA pour son développement La Côte d’Ivoire a obtenu 47 820 milliards FCFA pour financer son Plan national de développement 2026-2030, un succès salué par le Président Alassane Ouattara. Alwihda Info 11 juil. 2026 — 1 min de lecture Partager Côte d’Ivoire has successfully secured an extraordinary 47,820 billion FCFA, equivalent to 80 billion US dollars, to propel its National Development Plan (PND) spanning 2026-2030. This monumental achievement, confirmed during a recent consultative group meeting, has been warmly received by President Alassane…

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Gabon faces surge in cyberattacks amid social media blackout

A coalition of Gabonese non-governmental organizations has taken legal action in Libreville, filing complaints across multiple courts to challenge the escalating wave of cyberattacks targeting citizens. The surge, marked by widespread hijacking of WhatsApp and Facebook accounts, has raised serious concerns about digital security in the country. The collective has documented nearly 50 complaints from Gabonese citizens spanning diverse backgrounds. Their investigation points to a troubling trend: the widespread use of virtual private networks (VPNs) to bypass the ongoing social media suspension imposed since February 17, 2026. Authorities claim this…

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Ousmane sonko warns pastef leaders against internal divisions

During the inauguration of Pastef’s new headquarters in Mbacké, party president Ousmane Sonko delivered a powerful appeal for cohesion among his political officials. He issued a stern caution against internal rivalries, emphasizing their potential to undermine the party’s momentum. Addressing the cadres of his political movement directly, the Pastef leader underscored the critical importance of maintaining unity, which he asserted is the sole guarantee for prevailing in future political struggles. Sonko acknowledged that individual ambition is not inherently negative but cautioned that it becomes detrimental when it jeopardizes collective unity…

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Reportage Afrique – Campus de légende: Sénégal, à l’université Cheikh Anta Diop la renaissance africaine en débat [2/6]

Reportage Afrique Campus de légende: Sénégal, à l’université Cheikh Anta Diop la renaissance africaine en débat [2/6] Publié le : 12/07/2026 – 00:10 Écouter – 02:39 Dans les années 1970, l’université de Dakar vit un paradoxe : l’un des plus grands intellectuels africains travaille dans ses murs, mais n’a pas le droit d’y enseigner. Son nom : Cheikh Anta Diop. Face au président Léopold Sédar Senghor et à sa négritude, il défend une vision radicalement différente de ce que pourrait être une renaissance africaine. Notre série sur les campus africains…

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Jules koundé close to bayern munich move after 2026 world cup

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is keeping football fans on the edge of their seats, and behind the scenes, the transfer market is already buzzing with potential big-money moves. While the French national team continues its impressive run in the tournament, whispers are growing louder about the future of one of its star defenders, Jules Koundé. Rumors are swirling that Koundé, now 27, could be on the move as soon as the World Cup concludes. The Bayern Munich has reportedly set its sights on the versatile defender, who would fit…

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Ivorian minister outlines Africa’s development vision at 2026 economic forum

The future of African economic strategies is taking shape in high-level forums where policymakers, international financial institutions, and economists converge to exchange ideas. On Saturday, July 11, 2026, Côte d’Ivoire’s Minister of Planning and Development, Dr. Souleymane Diarrassouba, delivered a keynote address at the opening of the African Economic Conference 2026. He shared the platform with key figures, including the President of the African Development Bank Group, Dr. Sidi Ould Tah, alongside representatives from the United Nations, UNDP, and OECD—all co-organizers of the event with the United Nations Economic Commission…

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CRP/FRP in Ituri: Lubanga’s movement struggles to gain armed group support

CRP/FRP in Ituri: Lubanga’s movement struggles to gain armed group support Militants in eastern DRC Security Saturday, July 11, 2026 – 6:33 PM CRP/FRP’s regional ambitions clash with local realities in Ituri The Convention for Popular Revolution/Forces for Popular Revolution (CRP/FRP), led by Thomas Lubanga, continues to face significant challenges in consolidating its position in Ituri province despite its stated regional ambitions. According to the latest United Nations Group of Experts report on the Democratic Republic of Congo, the movement has so far failed to establish any official cooperation with…

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Eastern DRC: power ambitions and military tensions in the AFC/M23

Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo: ambitions for Kinshasa and military disputes within the AFC/M23 A recent United Nations expert report reveals deep divisions within the Alliance Fleuve Congo/Mouvement du 23 Mars (AFC/M23), affecting both its military expansion plans and resource management. These internal tensions threaten to destabilize the movement’s operations in the North Kivu and South Kivu provinces. Leadership struggles and military command The report highlights ongoing leadership disputes within the AFC/M23. While General Sultani Makenga retains control of the military command, his authority is increasingly contested both within…

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Gabon’s industrial future shaped by Yam’NA scholarship program

Economy Gabon’s industrial future shaped by Yam’NA scholarship program 132 views Libreville, Saturday, July 11, 2026 – The debate around local transformation of Africa’s natural resources has shifted from boardrooms and international summits to lecture halls and university corridors where the next generation of leaders is being shaped. The third edition of Gabon’s Yam’NA program, jointly launched by Eramet Comilog and SETRAG, embodies this transformation. While it offers fifty new scholarships to Gabonese high school graduates, the initiative represents far more than financial support—it’s a strategic investment in the talents…

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Boko Haram Utilise ChatGPT et Gemini pour des Attentats

Une étude récente menée par l’université de Cambridge a mis en lumière une utilisation inquiétante des chatbots IA par le groupe terroriste Boko Haram. Les chercheurs ont découvert que ces technologies, notamment ChatGPT, Claude et Gemini, sont employées pour orchestrer des attaques, fabriquer des explosifs et entretenir des armes. Depuis 2023, des membres de l’État islamique (ISIS) ont formé leurs commandants à contourner les filtres de sécurité intégrés dans ces chatbots. Cette formation vise à exploiter les failles des systèmes de sécurité pour mener à bien leurs activités malveillantes. L’étude…

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Gabon reaffirms its voice in the Francophonie parliamentary assembly

African International Politics Gabon reaffirms its voice in the Francophonie parliamentary assembly By Editor-in-Chief Saturday, July 11, 2026 130 No comment Libreville, Gabon — July 11, 2026 — The return of a nation to the global stage is rarely measured by the mere reopening of diplomatic channels. True reintegration is seen when a country resumes its voice, proposes a vision, and reclaims its role in shaping the political balances of the world. In Yaoundé, during the 51st session of the Francophonie Parliamentary Assembly, Gabon made its presence known. Addressing presidents…

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