Benin and Mali strengthen bilateral ties with new solidarity pact in Bamako

The President of Benin, Romuald Wadagni, embarked on a landmark working visit to Bamako on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, to deepen ties with Mali. Welcomed by Malian Head of State, General Assimi Goïta, the visit laid the groundwork for a transformative partnership between Cotonou and Bamako, culminating in the adoption of strategic resolutions. West African integration takes center stage In a rapidly evolving West African landscape, Benin and Mali have chosen dialogue and mutual support as pillars for stronger regional integration. The two leaders engaged in extensive discussions at the…

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At Chellah, Morocco and the US celebrate 250 years of ties

For the first time, the historic Chellah site in Rabat served as the setting for the celebration of the 250th anniversary of American independence. The United States Embassy in Morocco highlighted nearly two and a half centuries of bilateral relations during its annual national day reception, gathering senior Moroccan officials, diplomats, and representatives from both the public and private sectors. Against a backdrop of shifting geopolitical and economic dynamics worldwide, Washington reaffirmed its commitment to a strategic partnership with Rabat, described as stronger than ever. The evening underscored the enduring…

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Ligue 1 2026-2027: psg and Paris fc’s opening fixtures and clasico dates revealed

Sports,Football,Ligue 1 Ligue 1 2026-2027 : le programme de la 1ère journée pour le PSG et le Paris FC et la date de leurs matchs contre l’OM The LFP has unveiled the upcoming Ligue 1 season’s calendar this Wednesday. For the opening matchday, PSG will play at home at the Parc des Princes, while Paris FC will be on the road. Key clashes against Marseille have also been scheduled. Paris Saint-Germain supporters can now mark their calendars. As the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) progressively releases the full Ligue 1 schedule for…

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Burkina Faso mandates ‘comrade’ as official form of address in public administration

The Burkina Faso government has introduced a significant shift in its administrative culture, effective June 1, requiring all public institutions to address citizens and service users as ‘comrade’. An ideological and linguistic transformation This directive is part of the broader ‘progressive and popular revolution’ led by the National Transition Council under the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Traoré. Its primary objective is to dismantle long-standing colonial-era administrative conventions, replacing formal titles such as ‘Monsieur’ and ‘Madame’ with a term intended to symbolize absolute equality between the state and its citizens. The…

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Rabat hosts permanent seat of African prosecutors association

This Tuesday in Rabat, Hicham Balaoui, head of the Public Prosecution, led the inauguration of the new permanent headquarters for the African Prosecutors Association. The event marked a pivotal moment in judicial collaboration across the continent. The ceremony brought together key figures, including Renson Ingonga, the Kenyan president of the Association, and Hicham Balaoui, who also serves as its secretary-general. Together, they formalized the transfer of the Association’s headquarters from Mozambique to Morocco through a signed agreement. Attendees praised Morocco’s strategic position in Africa, highlighting the nation’s judicial institutions as…

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Bénin surpasses 4,000 billion FCFA in historic social investment budget

The Béninese government has approved a record supplementary budget for 2026. Guided by the vision of new President Romuald Wadagni, this major fiscal reorientation underscores the nation’s commitment to placing human development at the core of its economic priorities, continuing to surprise observers and international partners. Bénin is a country in constant motion, often defying expectations but always acting where boldness is required. By adopting a budget package that pushes state spending beyond the symbolic 4,000-billion-FCFA mark, the government has made a powerful statement. This 8% increase over initial projections…

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Unpacking the bond between Ousmane Sonko and president Faye

Unpacking the bond between Ousmane Sonko and president Faye Senegal’s political scene is in constant motion, and the relationship between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Ousmane Sonko proves to be intricate. Their connection, blending strategic alliances with underlying tensions, is influencing the country’s direction and redefining power structures. By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent

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The united states embassy in Rabat commemorates 250 years of independence and a lasting moroccan partnership

the united states embassy in Rabat commemorates 250 years of independence and a lasting moroccan partnership A- A+ Tweet Facebook Whatsapp Linkedin Mail The United States Embassy in Rabat recently hosted its annual celebration of American Independence Day, marking the nation’s 250th anniversary. This year’s reception, held on Tuesday, was particularly significant as it unfolded for the first time at the historic Chellah site. The prestigious event brought together a distinguished assembly of high-ranking Moroccan officials, diplomatic corps members, and key partners from both the public and private sectors. The…

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Alain-claude bilie-by-nze’s detention in Gabon: ongoing scrutiny

The detention of former Gabonese Prime Minister Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nze continues to draw significant attention across the nation. Following his incarceration, questions persist regarding the specifics of his conditions within the Gabonese penal system. As the country navigates its political landscape under the leadership of General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, the circumstances surrounding high-profile detentions, such as that of Bilie-By-Nze, remain a focal point for observers and the public alike in this West Africa news development. By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent

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China dominates Chad’s imports while UAE leads exports

Economy and Finance China supplies 30% of Chad’s imports while UAE absorbs 26% of exports Two global powers shape Chad’s trade landscape, but in entirely different roles. China has cemented its position as Chad’s top supplier, accounting for 30.7% of all imports in 2025. The Asian giant delivered goods worth 306.5 billion CFA francs, a figure more than three times higher than Cameroon—the second-largest supplier—at 108.4 billion CFA francs. Libya follows with 85.8 billion CFA francs (8.6%). The nature of Chinese exports to Chad underscores the depth of this commercial…

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Psg in race against time for portuguese midfield sensation mateus fernandes

The summer transfer window is shaping up to be anything but calm for Paris Saint-Germain. Fresh off securing a second consecutive Champions League title, the club is determined to refresh Luis Enrique’s squad. Among the names circulating in the media is that of Mateus Fernandes, the 21-year-old Portuguese midfield dynamo. However, the young star’s future could be decided elsewhere—specifically at Manchester United, who are reportedly ready to pounce before the Ligue 1 giants. With West Ham now relegated to the Championship, the club is under pressure to cash in on…

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Cameroun’s senate president demands urgent steps against child sexual abuse and femicides

Aboubakary Abdoulaye calls for firm action against sexual violence and femicides At the opening of the second ordinary session of the Senate in Yaoundé on Tuesday, Aboubakary Abdoulaye, president of the upper chamber, urged the Cameroonian government to intensify efforts against child sexual abuse and femicides, which he described as increasingly alarming. Aboubakary Abdoulaye, both Senate president and Lamido of Rey Bouba, made a solemn plea to the authorities for stronger measures against sexual violence targeting children and femicides in Cameroon. Speaking at the Senate’s second ordinary session in Yaoundé,…

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