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The President of Faso, His Excellency Captain Ibrahim Traoré, and his counterpart, His Excellency Romuald Wadagni of the Republic of Bénin, engaged in a high-level bilateral meeting at the Koulouba Palace in Ouagadougou on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. The visit by the Béninois head of state underscores a pivotal moment in reviving and deepening mutual cooperation between the two nations. Following their tête-à-tête, a joint press statement released by Burkina Faso’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Karamoko Jean Marie Traoré, highlighted the significance of the visit. Both Presidents conducted an in-depth…

Libreville, Wednesday, June 3, 2026 – President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is actively shaping Gabon’s economic future, focusing on housing, vital infrastructure, African finance, and private sector investments. In Libreville, a robust strategy is emerging, built upon the synergy of African capital and global partnerships to foster lasting economic transformation in the nation. At a time when many African nations are striving to balance economic expansion, social equity, and national sovereignty, Gabon is demonstrating a clear intent to accelerate progress on multiple fronts. Recent high-level meetings held by President Oligui…

Bénin-Niger: diplomatic thaw paves way for border reopening Just days after his inauguration, Bénin’s President Romuald Wadagni embarked on a landmark visit to Niamey, marking the first such trip by a Béninese head of state since Niger’s 2023 political transition. The historic meeting with General Abdourahamane Tiani set the stage for renewed bilateral cooperation and the imminent lifting of land border restrictions that have strained relations for nearly three years. Security partnership takes center stage amid jihadist threats Discussions between Wadagni and Tiani focused heavily on security cooperation, with both…

A landmark meeting convened in Niamey on June 2, 2026, between Beninese President Romuald Wadagni and Niger’s transitional leader General Abdourahamane Tiani signals a pivotal shift in relations between the two nations. This high-level encounter follows nearly three years of strained diplomatic, security, and economic ties sparked by political turbulence in Niamey. The discussions centered on three critical priorities: combating terrorism, reopening shared borders, and reviving bilateral trade. These issues have long strained relations since the July 2023 coup in Niger. Economic stakes remain high. Prolonged border closures have crippled…

Breaking News Security: Calm restored in Kalembe after clashes between Wazalendo and AFC/M23 Security: DRC records over 15 civilian deaths in Mbau ADF attack Politics: Smooth traffic observed between Mariano and Victoire with reinforced police presence in Kalamu Politics: Kinshasa/Tshangu sees no activity with massive military and police deployment during high-surveillance morning Politics: Kinshasa streets fall silent as opposition calls for ‘dead city’ protest against constitutional amendment plan Politics: DRC launches nationwide population census recruitment with mapping phase scheduled for July 2027 Politics: Provincial Commissioner warns against public order disturbances…

Accueil Bénin Benin and Niger mend relations: the isolation of Kemi Seba Bénin Société Benin and Niger mend relations: the isolation of Kemi Seba – 3 juin 2026 44 0 FacebookXPinterestWhatsAppCopy URL On June 2, 2026, Beninese President Romuald Wadagni undertook an official visit to Niamey, engaging with Nigerien authorities. This significant diplomatic move signals a return to high-level dialogue between Benin and Niger after a period of strained bilateral relations, a development unlikely to please Kemi Seba. The re-establishment of dialogue between Benin and Niger has been cemented by…

Democratic Republic of Congo begins recruitment for census mapping ahead of 2027 population count The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has officially launched the recruitment of agents to conduct preliminary census mapping, marking a critical step toward the country’s first nationwide population count in over four decades. The actual enumeration phase is scheduled to commence in July 2027. Guylain Nyembo Mbwizya, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Planning and Coordination for Development Aid, announced the initiative during a June 1 press conference in Kinshasa. He emphasized that the General Population…

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Togo hosts national finals of the 17th OHADA International Geniuses Competition May 30, 2026 142 views No comments 🇹🇬 Togo OHADACIGHOLomé The Auditorium of the University of Lomé became the epicenter of legal brilliance on May 30, 2026, as it hosted the national finals of the 17th edition of the International Geniuses Competition OHADA (CIGHO). The event, co-organized by the National Coordination of CIGHO in Togo and the International Association of Law Students (AIEJ-Togo), followed rigorous preselection rounds held simultaneously in Lomé and Kara on April 25, 2026. The ceremony…

The recent visit to Rabat by the British Minister of State for International Trade, Chris Bryant, has cemented a significant advancement in the relationship between the United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Morocco. This progress is built upon a shared vision of strategic partnership and enhanced cooperation. London identifies Morocco as a prime destination for economic growth. During his stay on Tuesday, Chris Bryant revealed an ambitious plan to double the current volume of bilateral trade over the next five to seven years. Following discussions with Nasser Bourita, the Minister…