Politics Cameroon and France deepen parliamentary ties with new agreements The President of Cameroon’s National Assembly, Théodore Datouo, held a key meeting with French Senator Ronan Le Gluet on July 15, 2026, to discuss ways of enhancing bilateral parliamentary relations. Journalist Name |July 15, 2026|2 min read AAA Follow Cameroon updates on Google Summarize Listen Comment During a high-level meeting in Yaoundé on July 15, 2026, Theodore Datouo, President of Cameroon’s National Assembly, welcomed Ronan Le Gluet, a French Senator representing French citizens abroad and Deputy Chair of the France-Cameroon…
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Bradley barcola transfer: two top english clubs eye PSG striker
With his contract running until June 2028, Bradley Barcola’s future at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is now up in the air. The young French striker can finally focus on his personal decisions following France’s World Cup semifinal exit against Spain (0-2) this past Wednesday. Two Premier League giants—Liverpool and Arsenal—have already turned their attention toward the 21-year-old talent. France’s World Cup exit clears the path for Barcola’s next move After France’s early exit from the World Cup, Bradley Barcola now has the breathing room to evaluate his options. While the Bleus…
Read MoreEu boosts funding for Cameroon’s small businesses through new credit scheme
EU unlocks 30 billion FCFA in financing for Cameroon’s SMEs Yaoundé and Brussels have activated a groundbreaking financial mechanism to ease access to bank loans for Cameroon’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The initiative, rolled out under the Economic Development Support Project through Value Chain Promotion and Private Sector Initiatives (PAD-CV), is designed to unlock up to 30 billion FCFA in credit from local banks, backed by a 6 billion FCFA financial guarantee. An additional 9.8 billion FCFA has been allocated to provide technical support to participating businesses. The 6…
Read MoreUnesco Mali champions youth excellence in science at eni-abt competition
The event convened students, scholars, educators, academic leaders, and various partners, all united in their commitment to fostering excellence among Malian youth in the critical fields of science and innovation. The UNESCO Office in Mali proudly joined the 16th Inter-High School Excellence Competition awards ceremony on Saturday, July 4, 2026. Hosted by the UNESCO Club of the École Nationale d’Ingénieurs Abderhamane Baba Touré (ENI-ABT), this prestigious event at ENI-ABT brought together a diverse assembly of students, educators, academic leaders, and collaborators. Its core mission was to champion outstanding achievement among…
Read MoreLegal action taken against controversial remarks about Touba
The legal proceedings were initiated through a formal letter dated July 14, 2026, filed the next day with the Public Prosecutor’s Office at the High Court of Dakar. Signed by Serigne Modou Maroun Niang and Serigne Mourtalla Bousso, the complaint follows statements made by the leader of Pastef during the inauguration of his party’s new national headquarters. According to the plaintiffs, the claim that “dirty money entered the holy city of Touba” constitutes a serious defamatory allegation that tarnishes the reputation of the entire community. They emphasize that Touba was…
Read MoreAbidjan metro: rue des caraibes closed for major construction work
The bustling Caraïbes street in Port-Bouët, a key artery in southern Abidjan, has been closed to traffic since July 15 for a period of two and a half months. Authorities have implemented this temporary halt to facilitate the construction of a critical railway bridge deck for Line 1 of the Abidjan metro system. Normal traffic flow is expected to resume on September 30. Drivers are advised to adhere strictly to the revised traffic plan and safety protocols around the construction zone. This closure aligns with the tight construction schedule for…
Read MoreDiomaye faye’s loyalist strategy raises concerns among Senegal patriots
Politics diomaye faye’s loyalist strategy raises concerns among Senegal patriots Beyond administrative dismissals, Bassirou Diomaye Faye is quietly building a network of loyalists to reshape Senegal’s political landscape—and risking a rift with the Patriotic Front. Senegal’s administration is undergoing a sweeping reshuffle, but this isn’t just routine turnover—it’s part of a deliberate, long-term strategy. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is quietly assembling a cadre of officials who align with his vision, a move that could fundamentally reshape both the ruling coalition and the future party structure nationwide. Yet this approach carries…
Read MoreDR Congo targets 60% clean water access by 2035 with bold africa-wide plan
During a high-level gathering in N’Djamena, the Congolese President highlighted his country’s vast water resources while emphasizing the urgent need to convert these assets into tangible benefits for citizens. Ambitious continental goals for water and sanitation The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo) has set a clear roadmap to transform its water and sanitation sectors. By 2035, the government aims to ensure that 60% of the population has reliable access to clean drinking water. This ambitious target is part of a broader strategy that also includes 50% coverage for…
Read MoreControversial shift of former tchadian military leader to armed opposition
The trajectory of former Chadian military officer Dido Ali has taken a dramatic turn, evolving from a high-ranking commander to a prominent figure in armed opposition. His recent statements have fueled speculation about a potential power shift in Chad, drawing attention from regional observers and local communities alike. From military command to armed resistance Once the chief of staff of the Movement for Change and Prosperity (MPC), Dido Ali now appears to be rallying forces against the current regime. His shift in allegiance has raised questions about the motivations behind…
Read MoreCentral African Republic: Wagner-linked group abducts youth leader and civilian in Abba Bogani
In a distressing turn of events in the Central African Republic, a militia group allegedly linked to Wagner has reportedly abducted two individuals in the town of Abba Bogani. Among those seized is the local youth president, alongside another civilian whose mental health status has been questioned by community members. The incident, which unfolded under unclear circumstances, has sent shockwaves through the region. Sources within the community describe the situation as deeply concerning, with fears growing over the safety of the abducted individuals. The militia group, known for its controversial…
Read MoreInter milan eyes tottenham defender djed spence as summer transfer target
Triple Champions League winners Inter Milan are in advanced talks to sign Tottenham Hotspur right-back Djed Spence, as reported by insiders close to the deal. The 25-year-old England international has impressed both domestically and internationally, making him a prime target for the Serie A giants seeking defensive reinforcements. From doubts to determination: Spence’s rise to prominence After initially struggling to secure a regular starting spot at Tottenham, Spence has undergone a remarkable transformation. His career revival included successful loan spells across Europe, notably a standout 16-match stint with Genoa in…
Read MoreMorocco formalises troop deployment to Gaza peacekeeping force
The Moroccan government has officially signed an agreement in Rabat to contribute troops to the planned International Stabilisation Force for deployment in the Gaza Strip. The signing ceremony took place in the presence of Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, senior defence officials, and Nikolaï Mladenov, the Gaza Peace Council representative, alongside a high-level delegation including the force commander. According to Moroccan Defence authorities, this commitment underscores a shared determination to foster stability in the region through tangible humanitarian and security measures. Rabat’s contribution will include senior officers, gendarmerie personnel, police units,…
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