On Monday, a significant moment in Senegalese politics unfolded as 129 deputies in the National Assembly unanimously approved a proposed constitutional revision. This pivotal text, championed by the Pastef party, seeks to fundamentally alter the nation’s governance structure. Key provisions within the reform aim to bolster the authority of both the Parliament and the Prime Minister, while simultaneously redefining the powers traditionally held by the President of the Republic. However, this constitutional overhaul has immediately ignited a fierce debate across the West African nation. The coalition supporting President Bassirou Diomaye…
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Morocco secures 365 million euros from EIB to modernize transport infrastructure
Major investment boost for Moroccan rail and road networks In a significant step toward modernizing national connectivity, Morocco and the European Investment Bank (EIB) formalized financing agreements totaling 365 million euros this Tuesday in Rabat. These funds are specifically designated to enhance the safety and structural resilience of the country’s essential transport corridors. The first component of this financial package involves a 50 million euro loan from the EIB, supplemented by a 15 million euro grant from the European Union. This allocation is dedicated to the Office National des Chemins…
Read MoreMgr Fulgence Muteba warns drc could be lost without national reconciliation and forgiveness
On the occasion of the 66th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s independence, the metropolitan archbishop of Lubumbashi and president of the National Episcopal Conference of Congo (CENCO), Mgr Fulgence Muteba Mugalu, issued a powerful call for reconciliation, forgiveness and national unity. During his homily delivered this Tuesday at Saints-Pierre-et-Paul Cathedral in Lubumbashi, the prelate warned that the country risks jeopardising its future if it does not resolutely choose the path of lasting peace. Standing before religious leaders, Catholic faithful and many guests celebrating the national holiday, Mgr…
Read MoreGabon splits water and electricity sectors to boost service quality
The Gabonese government has taken a decisive step toward modernizing its public utilities by dismantling the long-standing integrated model of the Société d’énergie et d’eau du Gabon (SEEG). Two new mixed-economy entities, Gabonaise des Eaux and Électricité du Gabon, will now oversee water and electricity management respectively, following the adoption of key legislation by the Council of Ministers on June 25, 2026. This strategic separation aims to streamline responsibilities, enhance operational clarity, and pave the way for targeted investments in both sectors. Gabon is not alone in this approach—Senegal has…
Read MoreGabon and Togo constitutional courts forge strategic alliance in Libreville
A significant diplomatic and legal convergence unfolded at the Presidential Palace in Libreville on Tuesday, June 30, 2026. Gabon’s Head of State, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, hosted Professor Djobo-Babakane Coulibaley, President of the Constitutional Court of Togo, for a crucial audience. This high-level gathering, which also included Dieudonné Aba’a Owono, President of the Gabonese Constitutional Court, signals a pivotal moment in fostering closer ties between the judicial bodies of both nations. Far exceeding mere protocol and formal pleasantries extended to the Republic’s President, this visit was rooted in a far-reaching…
Read MoreEst de la RDC : l’AFC/M23 continue de bénéficier de l’appui de plus de 10 000 militaires de l’armée rwandaise, sans signe de retrait significatif, selon un rapport de l’ONU
Breaking News Santé: Ebola : deux morts dont un policier dans l’attaque d’un centre de traitement à Nia-Nia (Ituri), des patients en fuite ⠀ ⠀ Sécurité: Est de la RDC : un remaniement de l’AFC/M23 en vue avec un changement de nom, Kabila pressenti pour un rôle de premier plan selon le rapport du groupe d’experts de l’ONU⠀ ⠀ Sport: Coupe du monde 2026: “Nous nous concentrons sur nos forces pour faire un bon match parce que pour passer, il faudra que nous soyons à notre meilleur niveau” (Sébastien Desabre)⠀ ⠀…
Read MoreA un report details afc/m23’s extensive human rights violations in eastern drc
A UN report details AFC/M23’s extensive human rights violations in eastern DRC Bisimwa, Nangaa, Kimbulungu Sécurité Mercredi 1 juillet 2026 – 07:13 A recent United Nations Group of Experts report, issued on June 11, 2026, unequivocally identifies the AFC/M23 armed group as the primary non-state actor behind the vast majority of international humanitarian law violations across the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. This crucial report sheds light on the ongoing DRC human rights violations. The documented abuses paint a grim picture, including systematic executions, the widespread destruction of villages, and…
Read MoreMexico cruises into round of 16 with victory over ecuador
Mexico has officially secured its spot in the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup after a dominant display against Ecuador. The Mexican squad demonstrated tactical superiority from the opening whistle, ensuring their journey in the tournament continues. Early goals seal the win The match was largely decided in the first half-hour of play. By the 31st minute, Mexico had already established a comfortable 2-0 lead, effectively dismantling the Ecuador defensive line. Under the guidance of manager Javier Aguirre, the team maintained control of the pitch, stifling any attempt at…
Read MoreWouri-Est in Douala: a key constituency no party can afford to lose
The Wouri-Est electoral district in Douala has become a critical prize for Cameroon’s political parties. Every major force is campaigning intensely, determined not to lose this influential constituency. Politicians such as Jean-Michel Nintcheu, Pierre Emmanuel Binyam, and Hervé Emmanuel Nkom are among the key figures whose campaigns are drawing attention in this high-stakes race. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent
Read MoreInternational press increasingly intimidated by les Bleus’ ‘obscene’ superiority in this World Cup
The French national team, affectionately known as Les Bleus, continues to strike fear into the hearts of competitors and captivate the international press with their compelling performances in the ongoing World Cup. Following their latest triumph, commentators worldwide are describing their dominance as nothing short of ‘obscene’, a testament to their overwhelming power on the pitch. Their recent Round of 16 clash against Sweden showcased the sheer force of the French squad. The match saw another spectacular performance from star striker Kylian Mbappé, who netted a crucial brace, further solidifying…
Read MoreSenegal constitutional reform: civil society calls for a transparent referendum
In the wake of the National Assembly’s recent approval of a constitutional reform bill, the prominent citizen movement Y’en a marre has stepped forward to demand clarity. The group, which has been a fixture of Sénégal‘s civil society for fifteen years, is advocating for the proposed changes to be validated through a national referendum, as suggested by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. The movement expressed deep concerns regarding the current political atmosphere, warning against “political calculations” and old-school maneuvering. For these activists, the integrity of the process is paramount to ensure…
Read MoreGeneral Bertin Bada: a lifetime of service and sacrifice
After more than four decades of an impeccable military career, Bénin’s first five-star general has left active service. A portrait of a man of duty whose integrity in the face of republican crises forged his legend, but whose journey remains forever marked by the personal tragedy of December 7, 2025. Forty-three years. Nearly half a century watching the skies and safeguarding the state. By stepping down, Air Army General Bertin Bada is not just turning a page in his own life; he is closing an entire chapter in the history…
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