The Chadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through its spokesperson Ibrahim Adam Mahamat, has categorically refuted over the weekend allegations of a plot to destabilize the Central African Republic (CAR) allegedly orchestrated by authorities in N’Djamena. Chadian diplomacy described these claims as part of a deliberate disinformation campaign aimed at tarnishing Chad’s reputation and undermining its diplomatic ties with its neighbor, the CAR. In a strongly worded statement, the ministry condemned what it termed «deceptive maneuvers» and urged those spreading such rumors to act responsibly. It also called on media outlets…
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Koweit Strongly Condemns Terrorist Plot Foiled in Morocco, Reiterates Support for Rabat
The Koweit has strongly condemned the foiled terrorist plots in Morocco and reiterated its full support to the Moroccan authorities, as stated in a statement released by its Ministry of Foreign Affairs on July 6. The ministry expressed its condemnation and rejection after the failure of these plots, which targeted the security, stability, citizens, and residents of the kingdom of Morocco. The statement recalls that the Moroccan authorities have foiled these plots and condemned the actions which targeted the security, stability, citizens, and residents of the kingdom of Morocco. The…
Read MoreFrance completes diplomatic withdrawal from Burkina Faso
France completes diplomatic withdrawal from Burkina Faso France has confirmed the complete withdrawal of its diplomatic personnel from Burkina Faso, finalizing a process that began with Ouagadougou’s initiative. This move follows the Burkinabè authorities’ earlier decision to recall their own diplomats from France, aligning with a pre-established diplomatic roadmap. On June 26, the government led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré unilaterally announced a severance of diplomatic relations with France. Ouagadougou accused Paris of what it termed “incessant activism” against its national interests and alleged support for various “subversive networks.” In response…
Read MoreJordan’s firm stance against terror plots foiled in Morocco
Jordan expresses unwavering solidarity with Morocco after thwarted terrorist plots A- A+ Amman has strongly condemned a series of terrorist plots recently thwarted across Morocco, reaffirming complete support for Rabat in safeguarding national security and public stability. In an official statement released by the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, authorities in Jordan described the disrupted schemes as deliberate attempts to destabilize Morocco, targeting both vital infrastructure and civilian safety. Ambassador Fouad Majali, spokesperson for the ministry, emphasized that Jordan stands firmly beside Morocco in all efforts to protect…
Read MoreImam kanté announces new political party for diomaye with impact on sonko
Imam Kanté Announces New Political Party for Diomaye, Impact on Sonko Imam Kanté, a prominent figure in Senegalese politics, has announced the launch of a new political party in Diomaye, a city located in the Sédhiou Region of Senegal. The move is seen as a significant development in the country’s political landscape and could have far-reaching implications for President Ousmane Sonko’s administration. By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent
Read MorePolitical tensions rise as aldiouma sow criticizes ousmane sonko’s leadership style
Aldiouma Sow, a prominent political figure and supporter of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, has launched a scathing critique of Ousmane Sonko, leader of the Pastef party, during a high-profile television appearance. The interview, aired on national television, laid bare growing divisions within the ruling party, revealing a sharp contrast between its founding principles and its current trajectory. During the segment, Aldiouma Sow argued that Sonko’s behavior has undergone a radical transformation since the party’s rise to power. He described the emergence of what he terms a ‘messianic complex’ in Sonko’s…
Read MoreGabon marine zoning plan sparks community dialogue on ocean conservation
The Gabonese government has launched nationwide public consultations to present its National Marine Spatial Zoning Plan, a landmark initiative aimed at balancing ocean conservation with sustainable economic development. Teams from the Ministry of Blue Economy are actively engaging coastal communities, local authorities, and key stakeholders to ensure the plan reflects both ecological priorities and the needs of traditional fishing communities. In Port-Gentil, a major hub for artisanal fishing, meetings have been held with fishermen, women fishmongers, and marine product processors. These discussions focus on defining protected marine areas while safeguarding…
Read MoreImam kanté exposes alleged misuse of special funds by ousmane sonko
In a striking revelation that has sent ripples through Senegal’s political landscape, prominent religious figure Imam Kanté has disclosed new details regarding the alleged deployment of special funds by opposition leader Ousmane Sonko. Speaking from Dakar, Kanté provided firsthand insights into what he described as questionable financial practices tied to Sonko’s political activities. The disclosure, captured in an exclusive video statement, sheds light on transactions that Kanté claims were improperly managed under the guise of official allocations. According to his account, these funds—meant for state or institutional purposes—were redirected in…
Read MoreTogo’s national archives: a renewed focus on memory, justice, and digital governance in Lomé
As public administrations worldwide accelerate their digital transformation, Togo is making a concerted effort to re-establish its archives at the core of national development. In Lomé, experts and government officials convened for International Archives Day, engaging in critical discussions about the pivotal role archives play in safeguarding rights, preserving collective memory, and enhancing public governance. Far from being mere historical repositories, archives serve as vital instruments for promoting transparency, ensuring justice, and fostering administrative efficiency. These crucial themes underpinned a dedicated day of reflection held on Thursday, July 2, 2026,…
Read MoreTwo years after AES formation: promises of sovereignty and the reality facing citizens
The establishment of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) two years ago marked a significant shift in the political landscape of West Africa. Its leaders, including Captain Ibrahim Traoré, have consistently framed the alliance as a triumph of sovereignty, solidarity, and cooperation among Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. While this narrative resonates with a segment of the population, it has yet to fully convince those seeking tangible improvements in their daily lives. The AES has positioned itself as a bold alternative to traditional partnerships, emphasizing independence and self-reliance. Yet, sovereignty—when…
Read MoreSud kivu: armed groups claim control of point zéro amid escalating violence
Breaking: Twirwaneho and M23/AFC-M23 seize Point Zéro in Sud-Kivu highlands Minembwe, 6 July 2026 — The armed groups Twirwaneho and M23/AFC-M23, both part of the Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC-M23) coalition, have declared that they have captured the strategic Point Zéro position in the Itombwe sector, Mwenga territory in Sud-Kivu. According to their joint statement, this base served as a key stronghold for the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Armed Forces (FARDC), the Burundi National Defence Force (FDNB), and the Kinshasa-backed Wazalendo militias in the volatile highlands region. The area has…
Read MoreKey initiatives and milestones in Burkina Faso this week
From June 29 to July 5, 2026, Burkina Faso witnessed a flurry of government actions, institutional decisions, and major events spanning security, economy, culture, and sports. Institutional progress and national cohesion Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo inaugurated the steering council of the Institut des Peuples Noirs (IPN-Farafina), bringing together diverse leaders to shape the institution’s future. This council will guide the institute in promoting indigenous values and enhancing the global visibility of Black communities. As part of the Progressive Popular Revolution, about sixty presidential staff members embarked on a…
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