PolitiqueAfrique Journal 17h TU (29.06.26) PolitiqueAfrique La rédaction francophone de la DW 29/06/202629 juin 2026 Adoption de la loi de révision constitutionnelle au Sénégal. Retour de déplacés maliens dans le cercle de Bankass après un accord avec le Jnim. Adama Dieng analyse la violence xénophobe en Afrique du Sud. Focus RDC : débat entre Christian Lumu et Prince Epenge. https://p.dw.com/p/5GGmi By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent
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Senegal’s constitutional reform bill passes amidst political tensions
PolitiqueSénégal Senegal’s constitutional reform bill passes amidst political tensions Saikou Seydi 29/06/202629 juin 2026 Senegalese parliamentarians have overwhelmingly approved a constitutional revision bill proposed by the Pastef party, simultaneously rejecting amendments put forward by the government. https://p.dw.com/p/5GGgk The Pastef parliamentary majority successfully passed the constitutional revision law, securing 129 votes in favor of the proposed changes. This significant development in Senegalese politics saw the opposition boycott the parliamentary session, a decision made notably after the expulsion of one of their members, Abdou Mbow, who had refused to vacate the podium.…
Read MoreSahel confederal parliament moves forward amid security doubts
The Confederation of Sahel States (AES) is advancing the establishment of its institutions. In Ouagadougou, the heads of parliament from Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger met with Confederation President Captain Ibrahim Traoré to receive directives ahead of the official inauguration of the confederal parliament. Following the meeting, officials stated that the selection of deputies is expected shortly, paving the way for the first session of this new assembly. The confederal parliament’s primary duties will include representing the populations of the three member states, supporting the work of AES institutions, and…
Read MoreNiger security forces arrest newspaper director soumana idrissa maïga in Niamey
The director of publication of the private daily L’Enquêteur has been taken into custody by security forces in the capital. With no official reasons given, media professionals are anxiously watching. NIAMEY, 29 June 2026 – Concern is mounting within Niger’s media community. Soumana Idrissa Maïga, a familiar face in the local press landscape and the publishing director of L’Enquêteur, was arrested in Niamey by security personnel. The news, confirmed by multiple reliable sources, spread quickly through the capital, reigniting discussions about the practice of journalism in the region. Procedural uncertainty…
Read MoreLiverpool targets Bradley Barcola after Yan Diomande chooses PSG
Diomande opts for Paris Liverpool has abandoned its pursuit of RB Leipzig’s Yan Diomande, the 19-year-old winger who impressed during the World Cup. The teenager is now expected to join the Ligue 1 champions. Paris Saint-Germain is confident it will finalise a deal with Leipzig quickly. The German club had initially demanded a massive fee, which cooled Liverpool’s interest as they refused to exceed their own internal valuation of the young talent. Liverpool turns to Barcola as main target With Diomande bound for Paris, Liverpool has set its sights on…
Read MoreSenegal’s Sonko vows unwavering stability amid political turbulence
In the face of mounting political and media unrest, Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has forcefully reaffirmed the nation’s institutional resilience and public order. With his parliamentary majority firmly behind him, he guarantees the parliament will remain the cornerstone of national stability. The Prime Minister’s message is direct and uncompromising. In a bold address to the Senegalese people, Ousmane Sonko dismissed rumors of escalating tensions and speculative crisis scenarios circulating in the public sphere. For the head of government, Senegal’s stability is non-negotiable and immune to disruption, no matter the…
Read MoreThousands of displaced dogons return to malian villages under strict conditions
Thousands of displaced dogons return to malian villages under strict conditions
Read MoreExtreme north boko haram releases fishermen after ransom payment
politics extreme north: boko haram releases 35 fishermen held hostage after 2.7 million cfa franc ransom paid the 35 fishermen were freed in the early hours of june 29, 2026, following negotiations that concluded late the previous night. local correspondent |less than an hour ago|1 minute read the fishermen’s release took place in the filin bado area of lake Chad after days of captivity, 35 fishermen were finally freed when their families met the captors’ demand for a 2.7 million cfa franc ransom. the captives, all local fishermen, were held…
Read MoreManchester City appoint Enzo Maresca as new head coach, Malo Gusto set to join
Across the Atlantic, France national team defender Malo Gusto is part of the squad chasing a third world title at the 2026 World Cup. In England, however, his move from Chelsea to Manchester City is becoming clearer and appears sealed following the official confirmation of Enzo Maresca’s appointment as head coach. The long-awaited announcement for Manchester City supporters, who had been without a manager since Pep Guardiola’s departure at the end of May, came on Monday, June 29. Enzo Maresca officially became the new coach of the Skyblues. This marks…
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Gabon’s fishing agreement with the european union concludes after 19 years
Gabon has officially concluded its Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement (SFPA) with the European Union (EU), with the pact reaching its scheduled end on June 28, 2026, without a subsequent renewal. This cooperative accord, first established in 2007, had seen multiple extensions over the years, most recently in 2021. During its last five-year term, the agreement reportedly contributed 17 billion CFA francs to the Gabonese treasury. The strategic choice not to extend the agreement with the EU originated during the Council of Ministers meeting in June 2025, championed by transitional President…
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