The eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues to grapple with relentless violence a full year after the much-anticipated peace agreement between Kinshasa and Kigali. Despite diplomatic efforts and high-level negotiations, the region remains trapped in a dangerous statu quo, with armed clashes intensifying over recent months. From diplomatic breakthrough to renewed conflict In April 2025, a significant step toward peace appeared on the horizon when President Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC and President Paul Kagame of Rwanda convened to initiate talks. These discussions, brokered by the government of…
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Gabon’s ambitious plan to overhaul its faltering water and electricity services
“The SEEG must undergo reform if we are to permanently resolve this issue,” the president asserted during his annual address on the state of the Nation, speaking before a joint session of deputies and senators. This declaration underscored an acknowledgment of the current model’s shortcomings, given the persistent water and electricity outages that have plagued Gabon for years. The presidential initiative is built upon two core principles: first, the complete separation of water management from electricity management; and second, the unbundling of production, distribution, and commercialization activities. According to the…
Read MoreBangou factory set to boost Cameroon’s agro-industrial exports under ZLECAf
Economy Bangou factory set to boost Cameroon’s agro-industrial exports under ZLECAf The agro-processing plant in Bangou, located in the Department of Hauts-Plateaux within the West Region, was officially inaugurated this Friday by the Minister of Trade. Liliane Ndangue |4 hours ago|3 minutes read AAA Follow Cameroon business updates Summarize Listen Comment The agro-processing plant in Bangou, located in the Department of Hauts-Plateaux within the West Region, was officially inaugurated this Friday by the Minister of Trade, Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana. The facility, developed by META INVEST through its Denky brand,…
Read MoreCacao camerounais : 35 vérificateurs formés pour renforcer la qualité des exportations
Economie Cacao camerounais : 35 vérificateurs formés pour renforcer la qualité des exportations L’Office national du cacao et du café (ONCC), en collaboration avec l’Organisation des Nations unies pour le développement industriel (ONUDI), a achevé ce 26 juin […] Liliane Ndangue |26 juin 2026|2 min de lecture AAA Suivez Actu Cameroun sur Google Résumer Ecouter Commenter L’Office national du cacao et du café (ONCC), en collaboration avec l’Organisation des Nations unies pour le développement industriel (ONUDI), a achevé ce 26 juin 2026 à Douala une session de formation de 35…
Read MoreLe président Paul Biya écrit à son homologue malgache Michaël Randrianirina
Politique Le président Paul Biya écrit à son homologue malgache Michaël Randrianirina Le président de la République Paul Biya a adressé une lettre de félicitations à son homologue de la République de Madagascar à l’occasion de la […] Alexandre L. |Il y a 6h|1 min de lecture AAA Suivez Actu Cameroun sur Google Résumer Ecouter Commenter Le président de la République Paul Biya a adressé une lettre de félicitations à son homologue de la République de Madagascar à l’occasion de la fête nationale. Le chef de l’État camerounais a adressé…
Read MoreDRC files international court case against Rwanda
The Democratic Republic of Congo has taken legal action at the International Court of Justice against Rwanda, accusing it of backing armed groups such as the AFC-M23 in the eastern part of its territory. The filing comes as 27 June marks exactly one year since Kinshasa and Kigali signed a peace agreement in Washington aimed at ending the war in eastern DRC. However, fighting continues in the region between the Congolese army and the AFC-M23 rebellion, which is backed by Rwanda. Separately, the United States has imposed sanctions on several…
Read MoreBurkina Faso officially severs diplomatic ties with France
Burkina Faso has formally announced the severance of diplomatic relations with France, a decision confirmed by the government in Ouagadougou. President Ibrahim Traoré, seen in a recent appearance on 18 June 2026 in the capital, presides over the West African nation as it takes this significant step. The move marks a notable shift in bilateral ties between Ouagadougou and Paris, reflecting growing strains in the relationship. Diplomatic sources indicate that the decision was communicated through official channels, though further details remain limited. This development comes amid broader regional realignments in…
Read MoreChad takes flight: first drone café explores civil drone opportunities
Chad takes flight: first drone café explores civil drone opportunities Chad’s inaugural Drone Café explores civil drone opportunities in agriculture, livestock, and environmental management. Experts discuss regulatory, training, and integration challenges. Partager A groundbreaking collaboration among Tech Africa, Tchad FlyingLabs, WeRobotics, and the National Center for Research and Development (CNRD) has successfully launched the first-ever Drone Café in Chad. Hosted on June 25, 2026, at the CNRD premises in N’Djamena, this seminal event centered on the compelling theme of «Opportunities linked to civil drones». The initiative’s core objective is to…
Read MoreGabon splits SEEG into two, but energy hurdles persist
The Société d’Énergie et d’Eau du Gabon (SEEG) has been split into two separate entities, yet the country’s fundamental energy challenges remain fully intact. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent
Read MoreDncg tightens financial controls for olympic marseille and lyon ahead of 2026-27 season
The French football authorities have delivered their verdict. The National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG) has set strict financial limits for Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais ahead of the upcoming Ligue 1 campaign. Financial restrictions imposed on both clubs In a decisive move, the DNCG has announced a cap on wage bills and transfer compensation fees for Marseille. The decision follows a thorough review of the club’s financial stability, which has been under scrutiny due to a challenging 2025-26 season. The Phocéens had already faced wage restrictions twice—in 2021…
Read MoreYounes Sekkouri showcases Morocco migration policy in Spain
On Thursday in Huelva, Spain, Younes Sekkouri, the minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment, and Skills, presented Morocco’s innovative approach to migration management. The policy is built on solidarity, shared responsibility, and respect for human dignity. Speaking at the forum ‘Migration Governance and Circular Migration between Morocco and Spain: The Keys to a Beneficial Cooperation,’ Sekkouri emphasized that this humanitarian migration policy has been implemented following the High Directions of His Majesty King Mohammed VI. He added that this Royal Vision places human capital at the heart of public…
Read MoreA ligue 1 rival tries to block bruno genesio’s move to olympique de marseille
Bruno Genesio is on the verge of taking over at Olympique de Marseille, but a direct Ligue 1 competitor is reportedly working behind the scenes to sabotage the negotiations. The deal was progressing smoothly. Marseille and Bruno Genesio appeared close to an agreement when another Ligue 1 side stepped in to complicate matters. Sources indicate that a French top-flight club is doing everything it can to derail the move before Marseille can finalise the coach’s appointment. Pressure mounts from within the league The identity of the rival club has not…
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