Olympique de Marseille faces big sales as Greenwood and Gouiri could leave

After finishing fifth and missing out on the lucrative Champions League, Olympique de Marseille finds itself in a tricky financial position. The revenue shortfall from not qualifying for Europe’s top competition forces the Provencal club to focus this summer transfer window on selling players. Worse still, the off-season could turn into a major clearance sale for Marseille, as the club lacks bargaining power and must part with its most valuable assets. The most significant asset is undoubtedly Mason Greenwood. The British forward had expressed his desire to remain in Ligue…

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Shell’s comeback in Gabon reshapes the oil landscape

Shell’s return to Gabon signals a pivotal moment for the country’s oil sector. A decade after withdrawing its operations, the Anglo-Dutch giant is set to re-enter Gabon’s sedimentary basins as Libreville ramps up efforts to reverse the steady decline in its hydrocarbon output. This strategic move comes amid sweeping reforms initiated following the nation’s political transition, sending a clear message to global investors about Gabon’s renewed commitment to revitalizing its energy industry. Shell’s departure in 2016 saw the company divest its onshore assets to Assala Energy, a subsidiary then under…

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Morocco to permanently switch back to Greenwich Mean Time, government confirms

Morocco’s government has officially decided to end the permanent use of the GMT+1 time zone, with the country set to revert to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) after next summer. Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch made the announcement on Thursday, June 25, 2026, following a cabinet meeting, marking the end of a long-standing national debate. In a televised statement, Akhannouch explained that the decision came after extensive consultations within the ruling coalition and a careful consideration of public grievances. He acknowledged that the year-round application of the advanced time had caused significant…

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Laurent Esso to represent president Paul Biya at alexis dipanda mouelle’s funeral

Laurent Esso to represent president Paul Biya at alexis dipanda mouelle’s funeral A significant announcement from Samuel Mvondo Ayolo, Director of the Civil Cabinet of the Presidency of the Republic, dated June 10, 2026, confirms the news. President Paul Biya has officially designated Laurent Esso, the current Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals, as his personal representative for the upcoming funeral ceremonies of Alexis Dipanda Mouelle, the esteemed first President of the Supreme Court of Cameroon. This crucial decision underscores the importance of the late magistrate’s legacy in…

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Mali and Russia strengthen military ties amid terrorism threats

Mali and Russia reaffirm military cooperation without Wagner forces Info On Thursday, the foreign ministers of Mali and Russia emphasized their commitment to deepening military collaboration between the two nations. This renewed partnership comes as terrorism risks intensify following the partial withdrawal of French troops from the region. Share Close Share #URL Copy Close Report illegal video You will be redirected to the Dailymotion platform hosting this content so you can report it. Report Your reactions must comply with our Terms of Service. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent

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Fardc rejects accusations of community extermination in eastern drc

Les éléments des forces armées de la République démocratique du Congo (FARDC) The Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (FARDC) strongly responded to statements made by leaders of the AFC/M23 politico-military movement regarding the security situation in eastern DRC and allegations of persecution against the Banyamulenge (Tutsi) community. Those accusations were raised during a press conference held last week in Goma, the capital of North Kivu province. In a statement released on Monday, June 22, 2026, and signed by Lieutenant Colonel Mak Hazukay Mongba, interim spokesperson for…

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President oligui nguema to lead council of ministers in Libreville

President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is set to preside over a crucial Council of Ministers session this Thursday in Libreville, as confirmed by an official communiqué from the Government’s General Secretariat. This gathering is a significant event in Gabonese politics. As Gabon’s paramount decision-making body, the Council of Ministers convenes at the Presidential Palace, always under the direct leadership of the Head of State. Its extensive mandate encompasses safeguarding the effective operation of national institutions, formulating key political and economic directives, and overseeing the entire Gabonese administration. These decisions often…

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Secret transfer deal blocks real madrid’s move for michael olise

With a standout performance at the start of the World Cup, Michael Olise is proving he is in peak form and emerging as the technical leader of the French national team. His electrifying displays have naturally caught the attention of Europe’s elite clubs, particularly Real Madrid, which was reportedly eyeing the former Crystal Palace winger as a potential record-breaking signing. Yet behind the scenes, a private agreement between club presidents could bring this high-profile transfer to a halt. Behind the scenes: a presidential pact A prominent German journalist has shed…

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Fierce clashes rock zémio as car forces and Wagner mercenaries engage

Sécurité Sécurité en Centrafrique Actualités Twitter fierce clashes rock zémio as car forces and Wagner mercenaries engage Par Corbeaunews – 24 juin 2026 0 16 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Breaking News: Intense fighting reported in Zémio between Russian Wagner Group mercenaries and FACA soldiers on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.     Reported on June 24, 2026. In an unexpected turn of events, fierce combat erupted in the heart of Zémio on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, commencing around 7:50 PM. The confrontation directly pitted elements of the Central African Armed Forces (FACA) against their…

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Gabon’s democratic progress stands out in Africa’s challenging landscape

Africa Politics Gabon’s democratic progress stands out in Africa’s challenging landscape By Editor-in-Chief June 24, 2026 265 No comment Libreville, June 24, 2026 – While democracy faces one of its most profound crises in modern history, Gabon has emerged as a rare African success story, drawing the attention of global observers. The V-Dem Institute, Sweden’s leading democratic assessment authority, recently ranked Gabon among the world’s few positive democratic evolutions in 2025. Its annual report, widely regarded as a benchmark for democratic health, analyzed over 200 countries and found a troubling…

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Burkina Faso launches massive energy plan to power 18 million people by 2030

The Burkina Faso government is rolling out an unprecedented energy drive to reshape its future. Under the new National Energy Pact 2026-2030, the country aims to secure over $10.3 billion in investments to connect nearly 18 million additional citizens to the national grid by 2030. This bold initiative marks a historic turning point in addressing the country’s long-standing energy gap, which has long hindered economic and social progress. With a financial and technical roadmap now in place, Burkina Faso is committing 6.2 trillion West African CFA francs—equivalent to roughly $10.39…

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