Mali’s New Direction: Balancing Mining, Security, and Diplomacy

The Malian government is taking bold steps to redefine its future, driven by a desire for national sovereignty and self-sustaining development. Mining plays a key role in this transformation. The ‘Let the Gold Shine for the Malians’ slogan has guided the adoption of a new mining code, allowing the state and domestic investors to hold up to 35% of projects. The new regulations have already allowed the recovery of 760 billion francs CFA. In 2026, this rigorous management will favor the redistribution of 18.4 billion francs CFA to 819 communes…

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Gabon: Woleu-Ntem, The Laboratory for Gabon’s New Territorial Contract

Libreville, Saturday, July 11, 2026 (Infos Gabon) – In African capitals and international decision-making centers, presidential tours are often perceived as exercises in political communication. The conduct of Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema since Thursday seems to pursue a broader ambition: making territories long considered peripheral the true drivers of the country’s next phase of development. From Minvoul to Oyem, from road infrastructure to schools, agricultural projects to medical equipment, the president’s tour outlines the contours of a new territorial development doctrine for Gabon. A doctrine based on proximity,…

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RDC : Placer la Jeunesse au Cœur du Développement Durable

La RDC se Mobilise pour les Jeunes Kinshasa, le 11 juillet 2026 – La République Démocratique du Congo a célébré la Journée Mondiale de la Population avec un thème porteur : « Réaliser les espoirs et les aspirations des jeunes – aujourd’hui et pour l’avenir ». Un Nouveau Rapport de l’UNFPA Le Fonds des Nations Unies pour la Population (UNFPA) a publié un nouveau rapport basé sur une enquête auprès de 100 000 jeunes dans 73 pays. Le rapport brise les idées reçues et montre que les jeunes Congolais aspirent…

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Morocco joins Mombasa conference on peace-security-development nexus

Morocco takes part in Mombasa’s second political conference on the peace-security-development nexus The Moroccan delegation, led by Ambassador Mohamed Arrouchi, Permanent Representative of the Kingdom to the African Union and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, is actively participating in the second political conference on the peace-security-development nexus, held in Mombasa, Kenya, on July 11 and 12. This high-level gathering follows the inaugural conference in Tangier in October 2022, which resulted in the Tangier Declaration. That landmark agreement established an integrated African vision for the peace-security-development nexus, emphasizing coordinated…

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Ferran torres close to psg move as barcelona weighs options

The summer transfer window is in full swing, and one of the most talked-about moves involves Spanish international Ferran Torres. Reports indicate that Paris Saint-Germain has set its sights on the 26-year-old winger, who has been in impressive form during the 2026 World Cup in the United States, delivering a crucial assist to Mikel Merino in the Round of 16 clash against Portugal. With Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeyemi poised to bolster FC Barcelona‘s attacking lineup, club officials may reconsider Ferran Torres‘s future. Though the player remains a key figure…

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Ivory coast advances language policy to boost national education

The Ivory Coast is taking a decisive step toward enhancing the role of national languages in its educational framework. From July 10 to 12, 2026, a pivotal workshop was held in Grand-Bassam under the leadership of the Minister of National Education, Literacy, and Technical Training, N’Guessan Koffi, to discuss field research findings and validate the draft National Language Education Policy. This gathering brought together education officials, language experts, and technical and financial partners with a shared mission: to establish a robust framework that integrates national languages into the learning process.…

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Chad halts distribution of unsafe yogurt brands after health violations

Chad’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry has issued an immediate nationwide ban on four yogurt brands manufactured in N’Djamena after rigorous quality checks exposed serious health and hygiene violations. In an official statement signed by Minister Dr. Guibolo Fanga Mathieu, the announcement follows a week-long inspection campaign (June 1–5, 2026) by the Centre de Contrôle de Qualité des Denrées Alimentaires (CECOQDA) across multiple yogurt production facilities in the capital. The findings revealed alarming deficiencies in microbiological safety, physicochemical stability, and adherence to food hygiene standards. Contamination risks were identified in…

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Un superordinateur prédit le résultat du match Argentine-Suisse : Messi va-t-il émerveiller le monde ?

Le 12 juillet à 8h00, l’Argentine affrontera la Suisse au stade Arrowhead (États-Unis) en quarts de finale de la Coupe du monde 2026. D’après l’analyse du supercalculateur d’Opta, l’Argentine a 57,1 % de chances de gagner en 90 minutes. La Suisse a 18,7 % de chances de créer la surprise, tandis que la probabilité d’un match nul après le temps réglementaire et d’une prolongation est de 24,2 %. By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent

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Mali Algeria restore air links and diplomatic ties after months of strained relations

The Government of Mali has announced the restoration of diplomatic and air travel connections with Algeria, signaling a significant thaw in bilateral relations. In an official statement released this Friday, authorities confirmed the return of Mali’s Ambassador to Algiers, marking a key step in rebuilding mutual trust and cooperation. According to the statement, the decision follows Algeria’s earlier move to reopen its airspace to Malian aircraft. Mali reciprocated by lifting restrictions on Algerian flights entering and leaving its territory. Both measures were implemented within hours of each other, reflecting a…

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« Coup d’État militaire, coup d’État constitutionnel » : le sénateur Salomon Kalonda interpelle l’Afrique depuis Addis

Breaking News Politique: « Coup d’État militaire, coup d’État constitutionnel » : le sénateur Salomon Kalonda interpelle l’Afrique depuis Addis-Abeba⠀ ⠀ Santé: Un travailleur humanitaire américain testé positif à Ebola en RDC, selon le CDC⠀ ⠀ Sécurité: ONU : la Chine salue les efforts de la RDC contre les violences sexuelles et fait de la paix la clé pour endiguer ce fléau ⠀ ⠀ Politique: Réforme constitutionnelle : Kabengela Ilunga propose une « troisième voie » ⠀ ⠀ Politique: RDC : un message de Félix Tshisekedi transmis à João Lourenço…

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Gabon’s human development index drops sharply amid economic and health crises

The Gabonese Human Development Index (HDI) has experienced an alarming decline since 2021, reversing decades of steady progress. According to the latest National Human Development Report, the country’s HDI slipped from 0.704 in 2020 to 0.693 in 2021, pushing Gabon out of the high human development category and into the medium bracket. This downturn highlights the vulnerabilities of a development model long reliant on oil revenues but lacking sufficient diversification to withstand economic and health shocks. The report identifies a combination of factors driving this regression. The Covid-19 pandemic disrupted…

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Gabon pushes for stronger intelligence sharing at un police summit

The Gabonese government has reaffirmed its commitment to international security cooperation during the 5th United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit (UNCOPS), held July 8-9 in New York. Representing the country, Minister of the Interior, Security, and Decentralization Adrien Nguema Mba, alongside National Police Chief General Serge Hervé Ngoma, advocated for real-time intelligence sharing and joint data collection to tackle cross-border threats. Speaking during discussions on the links between conflicts, insecurity, and transnational crime, Nguema Mba emphasized that modern security challenges demand tighter collaboration between police forces. Rapid information exchange, he…

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