Maroc: les avocats en grève illimitée devant le Parlement

Les robes noires se rassemblent devant le Parlement pour dénoncer un projet de loi qui porterait atteinte à leur indépendance. Déterminés à poursuivre leur mobilisation, les avocats continuent de réclamer le retrait du texte. Le mouvement plonge de nombreux justiciables dans l'incertitude, en particulier les personnes placées en détention préventive. Les juridictions du Royaume restent fortement perturbées par cette grève illimitée. L'Association des barreaux du Maroc (ABAM) est l'instance qui fédère l'ensemble des ordres d'avocats du Royaume. Le blocage est avant tout une crise de confiance, selon les représentants de…

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Psg’s barcola dilemma: a potential €150m transfer and a young successor

Currently excelling with the French national team at the World Cup, Bradley Barcola might be on the verge of departing Paris Saint-Germain before the summer transfer window closes. Premier League clubs are reportedly keen on the French forward, while PSG appears to have identified an ideal replacement for Barcola, whose potential sale could generate a substantial fee this summer. « I am focused on the World Cup. What happens next, I don’t know », Bradley Barcola (23 years old) recently shared regarding his highly uncertain future, amidst intense speculation about…

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Un commission outlines mandate for eastern drc human rights inquiry

Evacuation des morts à la prison Centrale de Goma/Munzenze Sécurité The United Nations Independent Investigative Commission, tasked with examining the human rights situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s North Kivu and South Kivu provinces, delivered its inaugural official update on Monday, June 29, 2026. This presentation occurred during the 62nd session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, following the Commission’s initial visit to Kinshasa, the DRC’s capital. Speaking on behalf of the Commission to member states, civil society organizations, human rights advocates, and representatives from the DRC…

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PSG to Revise Yan Diomandé Transfer Fee Amid RB Leipzig’s Demands

The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is set to revisit the transfer fee for midfielder Yan Diomandé, with RB Leipzig reportedly demanding more than €100M. The German club has imposed a condition that must be met before they consider lowering their initial price tag. The PSG aims to strengthen its squad ahead of the new season, and Diomandé’s name has been mentioned in connection with a potential transfer. However, RB Leipzig is pushing for a higher valuation, citing the player’s importance to their team. According to sources close to the negotiations, if…

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Gabonese economy set for strategic boost with sylvain kakou at world bank helm

The World Bank is ushering in a new era for Gabon with the appointment of Ivoirian national Sylvain Kakou. Effective July 1, 2026, he officially assumes the pivotal role of Senior Country Manager for the multilateral institution in Libreville. His crucial mandate involves overseeing the group’s integrated operations within a nation undergoing significant institutional rebuilding, ensuring seamless coordination across the bank’s diverse components, from sovereign lending to its private sector arm. This strategic appointment arrives at a critical juncture for Libreville. Gabon, having emerged from a political transition that commenced…

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Gabon launches first sovereign data center in Nkok to boost digital independence

Gabon has achieved a pivotal milestone in its digital transformation journey. Transition President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially inaugurated the country’s first national and sovereign data center in Nkok, a special economic zone located approximately 30 kilometers from Libreville. Developed by ST Digital, a subsidiary of a Central African group with operations across multiple regional markets, this facility will serve as the backbone for securely hosting critical public sector and private enterprise data locally. This initiative goes beyond ceremonial ribbon-cutting. By deploying a state-of-the-art infrastructure, Gabon’s leadership aims to address…

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Adrien rabiot’s surprising om move: real madrid’s missed opportunity

In the summer of 2024, following the conclusion of his contract with Juventus, Adrien Rabiot’s search for a new club extended for some time. To widespread surprise, the French international, a product of Paris Saint-Germain’s academy, ultimately agreed to join Olympique de Marseille. This decision came despite numerous other prestigious opportunities that were reportedly available to him. Currently with Milan AC, Adrien Rabiot made his return to Italian football approximately a year ago. His departure from OM, following an altercation with Jonathan Rowe, saw the French international relocate to Lombardy,…

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Ousmane Sonko unveils Pastef’s fundraising success after card sales surge

At Pastef’s headquarters this past Saturday, a vibrant gathering of supporters marked the conclusion of the party’s membership card sales campaign. The atmosphere buzzed with energy as Ousmane Sonko, the party’s leader, addressed the crowd, revealing a significant financial milestone. Sonko announced that the campaign had generated over 160 million FCFA in revenue, a testament to the unwavering dedication of Pastef’s activists nationwide. The turnout, he noted, demonstrated the party’s growing influence and grassroots strength. During his speech, Sonko also highlighted the campaign’s success in fostering solidarity among members. In…

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Russian language in Burkina Faso schools fuels debate on Moscow ties

The recent arrest in Ukraine of a Zimbabwean national, Tatenda Tarwire, who fought alongside Russian forces, has reignited concerns about the recruitment of foreign fighters in the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian conflict. In widely circulated statements, Tarwire describes a harrowing experience, cautioning his compatriots against the enticing but misleading promises made by certain Russian-linked recruiters. He highlights the brutality of combat, staggering human losses, and the lack of communication regarding the fate of those killed or missing in action. While Tarwire’s account is deeply personal, it reflects a broader trend: the intensifying…

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Un funding gap threatens drc’s human rights probe in east

United Nations financial shortfall undermines DRC human rights commission in eastern provinces The sixty-second session of the Human Rights Council, featuring an Enhanced Interactive Dialogue, convened in Geneva on June 29, 2026, for the first time hearing from the Independent Commission of Inquiry on human rights violations in North Kivu and South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo, following its initial mission to Kinshasa. During its maiden visit to the DRC, the Commission conducted extensive consultations in the capital, engaging with representatives of victim support organizations, human rights defenders, civil…

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Mali confronts dual security threats in north and near capital

Saturday, July 4, 2026, witnessed a significant military escalation in northern Mali, specifically around Anefis, a strategically vital town positioned on the critical artery connecting Gao and Kidal. The Front de libération de l’Azawad (FLA), an alliance of Tuareg separatist factions, asserted its control over both the local military camp and the town itself, following an offensive against Malian armed forces. The separatist movement claimed that dozens of Malian soldiers were captured during these clashes. However, these assertions remain unverified by independent sources, as Malian authorities have yet to issue…

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