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Gce 2026 written exams postponed after social media leak, new dates announced
An investigation has been launched to find those responsible for the leak, as the ministry urges all 208,761 candidates to remain calm. On Saturday, June 6, 2026, Minister of Secondary Education Nalova Lyonga announced the postponement of the written GCE 2026 exams. The decision came after confidential exam papers spread widely online. All remaining written GCE (General Certificate of Education) tests, originally scheduled from June 8 to 18, have been officially postponed. New dates were quickly set: from Monday, June 22 to Thursday, July 2, 2026. Exams for technical and…
Read MoreGabon launches new census for PosteBank savers
Nine years after the collapse of PosteBank SA, a subsidiary of La Poste whose 2017 bankruptcy abruptly froze the life savings of thousands, the Gabonese government is finally taking action. In a statement from the Ministry of Communication released on 6 June 2026, Libreville announced the official launch of a large-scale census of affected savers, a necessary first step toward their compensation. The countdown has begun. From 8 to 11 June 2026, La Poste offices nationwide will open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to welcome defrauded customers. To be…
Read MoreNiamey hosts forum on religious guidance in Africa led by Mohammed VI foundation
On June 6 and 7, the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Ulema convened an international symposium in Niamey titled “The Commandership of the Faithful and its Role in Guiding the African Religious Landscape and Shared Human Heritage.” The event concluded with scientific recommendations focused on preserving peace, tolerance, and coexistence. “This theme comes at a difficult time for the world, especially Africa, marked by religious disagreements. This gathering will shed light on the virtues of moderate Islam and its principles, so that peaceful coexistence and social cohesion can prevail among…
Read MoreMousso d’or 2026: salmata sawadogo honored for empowering women in Burkina Faso
The fourth annual Mousso d’Or awards ceremony, held on Saturday, June 6, 2026, in Ouagadougou, shone a bright spotlight on exceptional Burkinabè women. This prestigious event honored their unwavering commitment, visionary leadership, and significant accomplishments, all contributing profoundly to the nation’s progress. Dedicated to recognizing female excellence, the gala celebrated numerous women and organizations across various sectors, reinforcing the importance of Burkina Faso women empowerment. As the evening concluded, the coveted Mousso d’Or 2026 trophy was presented to Salmata Sawadogo, the dynamic President and CEO of Salmata Commerce Général, marking…
Read MoreTurkish arms delivery to Niger before payment reveals hidden costs of strategic deal
The Strategic Exchange Between Niamey and Ankara During an official visit to Ankara, General Abdourahamane Tchiani disclosed a remarkable development: Recep Tayyip Erdogan had instructed the delivery of military equipment to Niger prior to any financial settlement. While Niamey’s leadership presents this as an act of solidarity, the deviation from international arms trade norms exposes a deeper partnership that compromises a portion of Niger’s sovereignty. The international defense market operates under strict financial safeguards. Defense manufacturers typically demand substantial upfront payments before releasing any equipment. The announcement made by Niger’s…
Read MoreBurkina Faso and Mali draw 2-2 in women’s afcon 2026 friendly
The Stallions women’s team wrapped up another series of friendly matches as they prepare for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). After a goalless draw in their first meeting, Burkina Faso and Mali once again shared the points, this time settling for a 2-2 stalemate on Sunday, 7 June 2026 at the Stade du 4 Août in Ouagadougou. The Malian side struck first in this friendly encounter. In the 10th minute, Fatoumata Diarra gave the Aiglonnes of Mali an early lead (0-1). The Stallions remained composed and quickly…
Read MoreChad’s 2026 baccalaureate: over 106,000 candidates set for exams amid stringent measures
Tchad Tchad : 106 231 candidats attendus pour les épreuves écrites du baccalauréat du 8 au 13 juin 2026 The Republic of Chad is gearing up for the 2026 baccalaureate examinations, with an impressive 106,231 candidates registered. Rigorous measures and an optimized geographical distribution of centers are in place to uphold the integrity of this crucial national assessment. Partager On the eve of the highly anticipated written baccalaureate examinations for the June 2026 session, the president of the jury held a press briefing this Sunday, June 7, 2026, in…
Read MoreMoscow’s clandestine air operations in the Sahel: a gateway to continental influence
Beyond the extensively publicized deployment of Africa Corps paramilitaries across the Sahel region, a far more discreet and intricate logistical apparatus is actively operating in the shadows. While global attention remains fixed on uniformed personnel, Moscow is systematically establishing a strategic aerial infrastructure that extends well beyond mere security assistance. Central to this sophisticated arrangement is a secretive fleet of Russian cargo aircraft, swiftly dubbed « Air Wagner » by expert intelligence analysts. Operating under the guise of defense agreements with nations forming the Alliance of Sahel States (Mali, Burkina…
Read MoreBenin’s infrastructure renaissance: president Wadagni’s strategic alignment with Beijing
Under the leadership of President Romuald Wadagni, Benin is embarking on a pivotal phase in its national development strategy. Central to this new chapter is the invigorated partnership between Benin and China, manifesting in a renewed focus on significant infrastructure projects spanning Cotonou and the nation’s northern territories. A clear directive was issued within the initial months of his presidency. President Wadagni, a former national finance minister renowned for his stringent macroeconomic policies, is determined to leave an indelible mark on the country’s landscape. To achieve this, Cotonou is intensifying…
Read MoreTogo BAC I 2026: 55,707 students admitted, 73.05% success rate
The Ministry of National Education has released the results of the Baccalauréat Première Partie (BAC I) for the 2026 session. A total of 76,259 candidates took this national examination, with 55,707 students passing, representing a success rate of 73.05%. This year’s BAC I results show a strong performance, marking an important step for students as they prepare for the Baccalauréat deuxième partie. Successful candidates will proceed to the final year (Terminale) to prepare for the BAC II. BAC I 2026 key figures: Total candidates: 76,259 Successful candidates: 55,707 National pass…
Read MoreNigeria army frees 360 hostages from Boko Haram stronghold
The Nigerian army announced on Sunday that it had freed 360 people abducted by Boko Haram in southern Borno state, in the country’s northeast. The operation took place in the Mandara mountains, part of the terrorist group’s stronghold, according to a military statement. Abuja is increasing pressure on jihadists; last month, Nigerian authorities said a joint operation with the United States had eliminated 175 ISWAP fighters. Nigeria faces a severe security crisis, especially in its northern region, where over a decade of jihadist insurgency, combined with a rise in ransom…
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