Hermann immongault delivers president oligui nguema’s message, strengthening Gabon-Madagascar ties

Ecouter l’article In Antananarivo, Malagasy authorities marked the 66th anniversary of Madagascar’s independence on Friday, June 26, 2026. The national celebration, commemorating the republic’s proclamation on June 26, 1960, featured impressive military and civilian parades. Numerous international delegations were present, including a significant representation from Gabon. Hermann Immongault, the vice-president of the Gabonese government, attended the festivities on behalf of President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema. Following the official ceremonies, Immongault was granted an audience with Malagasy President Michaël Randrianirina. During his meeting with President Randrianirina, Hermann Immongault conveyed an official…

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Yan diomandé parisian adventure delayed: psg transfer saga continues

At just 19 years old, Yan Diomandé has become one of the most sought-after talents in world football this summer. The electrifying Ivorian winger, currently shining in the 2026 World Cup with Côte d’Ivoire, appears to have set his sights on a move to Paris Saint-Germain. Yet this potential transfer isn’t happening this season—it’s been deferred by a full year. Why Yan Diomandé’s dream move to Paris could wait Yan Diomandé has made no secret of his admiration for Paris Saint-Germain. The young star’s decision to join the French giants…

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Gabon ends eu fishing deal to boost local industry

After years of collaboration under a fishing partnership agreement with the European Union, Gabon has announced it will not renew the deal when it expires on June 28, 2026. This bold move reflects the country’s determination to regain full control over its marine resources and redirect economic benefits toward national development. Authorities emphasize that the current terms of the agreement no longer align with Gabon’s long-term vision for its blue economy. Questioning past terms The decision comes amid growing dissatisfaction with the financial returns generated by the partnership. Officials point…

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Mayra djibrine: the bold voice reshaping Sahel opposition

The firebrand Nigerian activist Mayra Djibrine has become a defining voice in the fight against Sahelian military rule. With unyielding determination, she stands at the forefront of a burgeoning opposition movement that refuses to back down. Her message is clear: “I will not retreat”—a declaration that has galvanized supporters and rattled authorities alike. Challenging entrenched power structures Since the wave of coups swept across the Sahel, Djibrine has emerged as a persistent critic of military governance. Her vocal stance has positioned her as a de facto leader among activists demanding…

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China urges non-regional powers to stop treating drc resources as bargaining chips at un

Mines de Rubaya During a United Nations Security Council session, Beijing called on the global community to tackle the underlying causes of the protracted conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), emphasizing that the illegal extraction of mineral wealth remains a core driver of instability across the Great Lakes region. Chinese Permanent Representative Ambassador Fu Cong pointed out that the fighting in eastern DRC persists alongside a resurgence of Ebola, further compounding the security and humanitarian crisis. He stressed that collective international action is needed to reverse the deteriorating…

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A potential free weekly ligue 1 match on the horizon

French football fans could soon enjoy the thrill of a Ligue 1 match broadcast free-to-air every week. This intriguing possibility is outlined in a new amendment to a proposed law concerning the reform of professional sports, a legislative text currently under review by the National Assembly. As it stands, viewers wishing to follow Ligue 1 action must subscribe to the dedicated Ligue1+ platform, with monthly fees starting from 15 euros. This platform has garnered an audience of approximately one million subscribers. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent

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Ligue 1 match free every week: a bill under review

Will Ligue 1 matches soon be free to watch every week? That is the question raised by a proposed amendment to a bill aimed at reforming professional sports in France. The proposal is being examined today by the National Assembly. Currently, watching a Ligue 1 match requires a subscription to the Ligue1+ platform, starting at €15 per month. The platform has around one million subscribers. This idea is naturally exciting for football fans, as reported by Grégoire Morelli. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent

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Mali’s third edition of the Mohammed VI Foundation Hadith competition concludes with national winners

On Saturday, June 27, 2026, the Malian section of the Mohammed VI Foundation of African Ulema held the national pre-selection phase for the third edition of the prestigious Hadith Nabawi Acharif memorisation competition at its headquarters in Banankabougou. Following an intense day of competition, three candidates were selected to fly the Malian flag at the grand international final, which will bring together winners from 49 countries. This competition is part of the directives from the Higher Council of the Mohammed VI Foundation of African Ulema. The pre-selection round brought together…

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A cameroonian journalist defends the right to probe presidential health, challenges owona nguini’s rhetoric

Politique a cameroonian journalist defends the right to probe presidential health, challenges owona nguini’s rhetoric In a recently published commentary, a prominent journalist addressed the vice-rector of the University of Yaoundé II, emphasizing that a journalist’s role inherently involves informed analysis and, at times, speculation. Journalist Georges Dougueli underscores that a journalist’s duty includes insightful analysis, particularly concerning the health of national leaders.   Georges Dougueli, a journalist, has issued a sharp retort to Monsieur Owona Nguini, following Nguini’s public statements on June 26th. Nguini’s assertion that “Dougueli speculates on…

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Tchouaméni’s future uncertain as Chelsea eyes Premier League move

France’s midfield maestro faces high-stakes summer transfer At 26 years old, Aurélien Tchouaméni stands at a pivotal moment in his football career. A fixture in Didier Deschamps’s France squad, the defensive midfielder has endured a turbulent season with Real Madrid in 2025-2026. Now, whispers of a potential Premier League switch are growing louder, with Chelsea emerging as the latest club vying for his signature. Chelsea’s Xabi Alonso turns his attention to the French international The latest reports suggest Chelsea’s new manager, Xabi Alonso, is seriously considering Tchouaméni as a potential…

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Senegal’s political landscape: Modou Mbacké Bara Dolly denounces Ousmane Sonko as chief manipulator

A direct challenge to the Pastef leader The political atmosphere in Senegal remains highly charged, particularly concerning constitutional reform and the intricate relationships between key figures of both the majority and the opposition. This Sunday, Modou Mbacké Bara Dolly, a former president of the PDS parliamentary group, launched a blistering attack against Ousmane Sonko. During a notably aggressive public statement, he characterized the Pastef leader as the “foremost manipulator on the political stage,” criticizing him for adopting contradictory stances and repeatedly making accusations without presenting any substantiating evidence. Serious allegations…

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