Ten-year-old girl stabbed to death in Yaoundé’s Anguissa district

A ten-year-old girl was stabbed to death in the Anguissa neighbourhood of Yaoundé’s fourth district during the night of Saturday 27 to Sunday 28 June 2026. Shock and dismay gripped the Anguissa district of Yaoundé on Sunday 28 June. Sylvana, a ten-year-old girl, was brutally stabbed to death by a 22-year-old woman. The suspect claims she acted under the influence of the Holy Spirit. The incident occurred during the night from Saturday to Sunday while the child’s parents were away. Young Sylvana died after suffering multiple stab wounds inflicted by…

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Willy Mengue demands balanced reporting from Equinoxe TV over MRC leadership debate

Willy Mengue, a key figure in the opposition to Maurice Kamto’s reinstatement as president of the Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon (MRC), has called on Equinoxe Television to rebalance its news coverage. This demand follows the appearance of MRC vice-president Mamadou Mota on the program ‘The Truth Face to Face’ on Sunday evening, specifically regarding coverage of their political party. According to Mengue, such rebalancing is essential for ‘fairness in news coverage,’ ‘the pursuit of journalistic truth,’ and ‘the right to information.’ In an open letter to Equinoxe TV’s…

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Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo: Africa CDC and WHO step up response

Since its declaration in mid-May, the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has claimed 321 lives out of 1,203 confirmed cases. The latest health bulletin confirms the outbreak’s relentless spread across 34 health zones in Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu provinces, with Ituri remaining the hardest-hit region. Current situation and challenges The DRC Ministry of Health reports 148 recoveries and 419 active cases, either hospitalized or isolated. However, critical obstacles hinder containment efforts. Community resistance to post-mortem testing, strained healthcare capacities in Ituri, and a contact…

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Bénin’s youth takes center stage in national artificial intelligence strategy

On June 27, 2026, Bénin inaugurated a pivotal phase in its digital evolution, designating its youth as the primary catalyst for its aspirations in artificial intelligence (AI). The formal initiation of the National Artificial Intelligence Olympiads underscores the government’s steadfast commitment to identifying and nurturing promising individuals, thereby cultivating a new cadre of specialists poised to represent the nation on the global stage. This endeavor transcends the conventional scope of an academic contest. It forms an integral component of a long-range strategic blueprint designed to fortify the digital proficiency of…

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Côte d’Ivoire’s national agenda: economic future, world cup challenge, and civil service reforms

Abidjan is buzzing with a diverse range of pressing issues this Monday, June 29, 2026. The nation’s attention is sharply focused on critical international economic engagements, the eagerly anticipated sporting challenges facing the national football team, and the official commencement of civil service competitive examinations. The economic trajectory of Côte d’Ivoire is a dominant theme, with crucial developments unfolding in Europe this week. This subject has garnered significant attention across the national press, signifying its importance for the country’s future prosperity. Strategic discussions are now underway in Brussels, where Côte…

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PSG star Kang-In Lee set for 35m€ Atletico Madrid move amid World Cup timing

Paris Saint-Germain is preparing for a busy summer transfer window, both in terms of arrivals and departures. Among the players expected to leave the French capital is South Korean international Kang-In Lee, who is reportedly heading to Atletico Madrid. The transfer could be officially announced during the 2026 World Cup. The transfer market is heating up at PSG. On the incoming side, the club is close to finalising deals for Yan Diomandé, Maghnes Akliouche and Alessandro Longoni. But departures are also gaining momentum. After Gonçalo Ramos, who is set to…

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Cameroon’s 2027-2029 budget priorities set in cabinet council

Three fiscal years mapped out in a single session. Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute chaired a Cabinet Council on Friday, 26 June 2026, dedicated to the budgets for 2027, 2028, and 2029. With projected growth of 3.5% in 2026, public debt to be kept below 50% of GDP, and a new programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under preparation, the decisions taken that day commit Cameroon for the next four years. Key orientations adopted by the council The minister delegate in charge of Finance set the macroeconomic backdrop. The…

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Gabon economic forum 2026: building trust between government and investors

The theme chosen for this major gathering — “Strong businesses for sustainable growth and shared prosperity” — clearly reflected the growth momentum Gabon aims to achieve. The same spirit was evident in the addresses delivered by both economic operators and former state officials. Last Saturday, the Congress Palace at the City of Democracy hosted the second edition of the Gabon Economic Forum (GEF), organised by the Federation of Gabonese Enterprises (FEG). Discussions focused on the role and place of the private sector in the country’s new economic direction. A call…

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Gabon’s private sector demands audit of health fund and debt repayment at GEF 2026

The Gabon Economic Forum (GEF) 2026 convened on Saturday, June 27, at the Cité de la Démocratie in Libreville, bringing together the nation’s key economic players under the leadership of the Fédération des entreprises du Gabon (FEG). Marking a significant shift, this iteration of the event was entirely conceived and financed by the private sector, without any public subsidies or structured institutional partnerships. This new operational model underscores the Gabonese employers’ commitment to asserting their independent voice and influencing the economic reform agenda. At the forefront of FEG’s demands are…

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Yan diomande’s potential psg move gains momentum

As the FIFA World Cup unfolds in North America, eyes are not only on the thrilling matches but also on the transfer market, where one name is steadily gaining attention: Yan Diomandé. The 19-year-old Ivorian winger, already making waves with 13 goals and 10 assists for Leipzig this season, finds himself at the center of intense speculation regarding a possible move to Paris Saint-Germain. PSG sets its sights on the young Ivorian talent With the transfer window still relatively quiet due to the ongoing World Cup, clubs are quietly laying…

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Coupe du monde 2026 : les résultats de la nuit et ce qu’il faut retenir de la dix

Société Sport Actualité Coupe du monde 2026 : le baromètre européen Coupe du monde 2026 : les résultats de la nuit et ce qu’il faut retenir de la dix-huitième journée des sélections européennes Publié le 29.06.2026 Florian Chaaban Créer un PDF Lien copié dans le presse-papier Facebook X LinkedIn WhatsApp E-mail Chaque jour de la Coupe du monde 2026, notre baromètre européen décrypte l’actualité des sélections du Vieux Continent. Chiffres clés, déclarations marquantes et temps forts du tournoi : retrouvez l’essentiel pour suivre le parcours des équipes européennes au fil de la…

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Senegal’s deep political system reform takes center stage

Today, Dakar, Senegal, is the scene of a keenly awaited plenary session where national deputies are poised to deliberate on a proposed constitutional revision. This pivotal legislative effort seeks to pave the way for a transformative institutional phase within the country. The new text addresses several critical areas, including the rebalancing of governmental powers, the modernization of state institutions, and the establishment of new governance regulations. Furthermore, its potential impact on presidential aspirations for the 2029 elections remains a significant topic of discussion. Providing expert analysis on this crucial political…

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