Ebola outbreak in DRC surpasses 2,000 deaths

Ebola outbreak in DRC surpasses 2,000 deaths The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has now claimed over 2,000 lives, marking a grim milestone as the crisis intensifies. Health officials warn this surge is drawing closer to the country’s deadliest recorded epidemic, which occurred between 2018 and 2020. The DRC declared its 17th Ebola outbreak on May 15, months behind schedule, and it has since grown into the most severe health emergency of its kind in the nation’s history. Sania Nishtar, CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine…

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Randal kolo muani reveals tottenham struggles and juventus revival drive

French striker Randal Kolo Muani has opened up about the challenges he faced during his time at Tottenham Hotspur, admitting that his focus was divided by his desire to return to Juventus. The 27-year-old forward recently completed a high-profile move back to Turin, making history as Juventus’s most expensive French signing. Challenges in the Premier League spotlight Kolo Muani reflected candidly on his stint in the Premier League, where his performance did not meet expectations. Playing 41 matches across all competitions for Tottenham last season, he scored just five goals…

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Burkina Faso’s fuel price hike tests russian partnership narrative

Economic realities challenge Burkina Faso’s strategic narratives In Burkina Faso, economic pressures are beginning to undermine long-standing geopolitical narratives. The issue of fuel prices has emerged as a particularly stark illustration. While the administration of Captain Ibrahim Traoré has for years positioned Russia as a strategic partner capable of supporting the country’s quest for sovereignty, recent tensions surrounding hydrocarbon supply reveal a fundamental truth: in energy matters, political alliances alone cannot reduce expenses. If confirmed as reported, the increase in diesel prices from 675 to 750 West African CFA francs…

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Sénégal’s pastef reignites constitutional reform and secret funds oversight

Sénégal In Sénégal, the National Assembly President, Ousmane Sonko, inaugurated the year’s initial extraordinary session on Monday, August 10th. Lawmakers are set to deliberate on five legislative proposals within a fifteen-day period, including two urgent bills introduced by the ruling Pastef majority. This legislative push unfolds amid ongoing tensions between the Prime Minister’s faction and that of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, marking a pivotal moment in Senegalese politics. This extraordinary parliamentary session emerges against a backdrop of heightened political friction. Notably, Pastef is reintroducing efforts to amend Article 37 of…

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Niger strengthens defenses with algerian military aid amid sahelian threat

The persistent terrorist threat across the «three borders» region is pushing Niger to actively pursue strategic military alliances to bolster its armed forces. Facing intense pressure from violent non-state armed groups, notably the Al-Qaïda-affiliated Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) and the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (EIGS), military leaders in Niamey are compelled to broaden their external support to sustain operational effectiveness on the ground. Amidst this challenging security landscape, Algeria has delivered a substantial consignment of military hardware to the Nigerien armed forces. This critical emergency provision includes…

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Paul Biya absent depuis deux mois : les interrogations s’intensifient au Cameroun

Paul Biya absent depuis deux mois : les interrogations s’intensifient au Cameroun Actus. Absent du Cameroun depuis le 7 juin, le président Paul Biya n’est toujours pas rentré. Les récentes nominations militaires ravivent les interrogations sur son état de santé et la succession au sommet de l’État. Pour le journaliste et auteur camerounais Jean-Bruno Tagne, co-directeur de la web-TV Naja, elles pourraient participer à un « verrouillage sécuritaire ». Ajouter Africa Radio à vos sources préférées Publié le 11/08/2026 à 10h05 – Par Nadir Djennad Envie d’afficher votre publicité ?…

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Doctoral thesis defense in Lomé explores contractual freedom in ohada cooperative law

A pivotal doctoral defense on contractual freedom in OHADA cooperative law We are pleased to announce that on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, Mr. Sahalim AKAN successfully defended his doctoral thesis in private law. The defense, which took place in Room N°1 of the LTAG at the Université de Lomé in Togo, focused on the crucial topic of « Contractual Freedom in the OHADA Uniform Act on Cooperative Company Law ». The esteemed jury comprised: Mr. Koffi Mawunyo AGBENOTO, Full Professor, Université de Lomé (Togo), served as the Jury President; Mr. Ampah JOHNSON-ANSAH,…

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Aly Ngouille Ndiaye’s revelations on Ousmane Sonko’s political funds spark debate in Senegal

Aly Ngouille Ndiaye’s revelations on Ousmane Sonko’s political funds spark debate in Senegal Aly Ngouille Ndiaye has shed light on the political funds allocated to Ousmane Sonko, stating that the 1.7 billion FCFA envelope was reportedly fully utilized before Sonko requested additional budgetary support. This disclosure raises significant questions concerning the transparency of these expenditures within Senegalese politics. Former Interior Minister Aly Ngouille Ndiaye has reignited public discussion regarding the special funds designated for high-ranking state officials. Before delving into presidential funds, Ndiaye asserted that Ousmane Sonko should first account…

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Yaoundé seeks to regain control of vital power assets in Cameroon

The Cameroonian state is advancing its plans to repurchase a significant stake from the British energy firm Globeleq, encompassing its holdings in two critical electricity production companies. Yaoundé is currently engaged in active discussions with the London-based investor to acquire its 56% shares in Kribi Power Development Company (KPDC) and Dibamba Power Development Company (DPDC). An indicative valuation for this transaction hovers around 80 billion FCFA, equivalent to approximately 138 million US dollars. While a formal offer has yet to be tabled, negotiations are reportedly well-advanced, with both parties aiming…

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Justice responds to parliamentary inquiry commissions in Senegal

Legal framework clarified as Senegal’s Assembly debates inquiry commissions The opening of the extraordinary legislative session on Monday, August 10, 2026 by National Assembly President Ousmane Sonko has drawn attention to the legal validity of six proposed parliamentary inquiry commissions. These commissions, included in the session’s agenda, cover highly sensitive topics and have sparked debate over their compliance with existing laws. Addressing lawmakers, Mr. Sonko emphasized the legal constraints governing such initiatives. He cited the legal provision stipulating that parliamentary commissions cannot investigate cases already under judicial review. “The law…

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Diplomatic visits to Gabon ahead of independence celebrations

Félix Tshisekedi, President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and General Horta N’Tam, leader of Guinea-Bissau, are scheduled to arrive in Libreville for official state visits in the coming days. Their trips coincide with Gabon’s 66th Independence Day celebrations, as confirmed by Théophane Nzame Nze Biyoghe, spokesman for Gabon’s presidency. President Tshisekedi will be in Gabon on August 15, ahead of the formal independence commemoration on August 17, marking the 1960 declaration of sovereignty. General Horta N’Tam will follow on August 18, the day after the national festivities.…

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