Ena graduates honored for innovative solutions in drc mining

Cérémonie de remise du prix Buanya Économie The Ministry of Mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo recently hosted a prestigious awards ceremony, recognizing top talent for their contributions to the nation’s vital DRC mining sector. Held on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at the Pullman Grand Hôtel in Kinshasa, the event celebrated the winners of the “BUANYA” excellence competition. This initiative, spearheaded by Minister of Mines Louis Watum Kabamba, aimed to engage graduates from the National School of Administration (ENA) in developing strategic solutions for the Congolese mineral industry. Distinguished…

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Como and inter milan battle for chelsea defender trevoh chalobah

As Europe’s summer transfer window heats up, the race to sign Chelsea’s versatile defender Trevoh Chalobah has intensified, with two Serie A giants—Como and Inter Milan—now locked in a fierce bidding war for his signature. The 26-year-old, currently representing England at the FIFA World Cup, has emerged as one of the most coveted defenders in this year’s transfer market, drawing attention from clubs eager to bolster their European campaigns. Como takes the lead with an official bid Como, the surprise package of Serie A after securing a Champions League spot,…

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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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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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Private sector pushes for influence on Cameroon’s 2027 budget decisions

On 24 June 2026, the Cameroon Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Crafts (Ccima) brought together private sector representatives to draft proposals ahead of the 2027 finance law preparation. This consultation aimed to collect, analyze and harmonize the concerns of economic operators ahead of planned exchanges with the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI). Central to the talks were improving the national tax system, boosting business competitiveness, and enhancing the attractiveness of the business climate. Around twenty proposals were formulated at the end of the session. The initiative is part of…

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Escalating crisis for war refugees in Kinshasa

Kinshasa is grappling with a worsening humanitarian crisis as thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) flee relentless conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s eastern provinces. Without adequate shelter or medical care, 16 have already perished in the capital. Families from North-Kivu and South-Kivu have been fleeing for over a year, escaping the advance of the M23 rebel movement. Others have come from Ituri, where clashes involving armed groups like the Congolese Development Cooperative (Codéco) and the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) have intensified displacement. desperate conditions for the displaced…

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Cameroon’s president biya seeking treatment while son campaigns

The Cameroonian President has arrived in Switzerland, where he is reportedly receiving medical care, while his son, Franck Biya, appears to be positioning himself for a potential political future. Observers note that these developments coincide with a period of heightened national discussions about leadership transitions. a parallel between health and political ambition The timing of President Paul Biya’s medical journey to Switzerland has drawn attention, especially as his son, Franck Biya, intensifies his public appearances. While the President focuses on his health, Franck Biya has been increasingly visible in political…

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Inside the soraz insider scandal: how minister tini imposed his own audit firm

From rupture rhetoric to the return of lobbies Eighteen months after the July 26, 2023 takeover in Niamey, promises of “refoundation” and radical break collide with the reality of oil management. At the heart of power, the brand new Minister of Petroleum, Hamadou Tini, is accused of wearing multiple hats in blatant disregard for the most basic ethical rules. Judge and party, the former Mazars executive now uses public authority to revive his private firm’s contracts, demanding full access to SORAZ secrets. This investigation reveals a conflict of interest at…

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Gabon’s Mayumba moment: a new era of presidential communication

For a long time, a recurring criticism echoed in Gabon’s public debate. Since taking power on August 30, 2023, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema was seen everywhere in the field, but rarely in direct exchanges with national journalists. Speeches, inaugurations, and trips multiplied. Spontaneous answers to citizens’ questions, however, remained scarce. This perception appears to have shifted in recent weeks. Not through a solemn press conference or a carefully staged institutional exercise, but via a series of interviews conducted by journalist Chamberland Moukouama during the president’s stay in Mayumba and Tchibanga,…

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Burkina Faso opposition figure Guy Hervé Kam hospitalised, remains in detention without trial for over 18 months

The case of Guy Hervé Kam continues to raise numerous questions in Burkina Faso. The lawyer, co-founder of the Balai Citoyen movement and president of the political party Sens, was hospitalised in early June 2025 after experiencing health problems, while having been detained since January 2024 without yet facing trial. A prominent figure behind bars A well-known figure in Burkinabe civil society, Guy Hervé Kam was arrested amid a tightening political and security environment. More than a year and a half after his apprehension, no trial date has been made…

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Ebola epidemic in DRC spreads beyond borders as global response lags

Santé/Bunia/Ph.OMS Five weeks after the declaration of the Ebola Bundibugyo outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the virus continues to defy containment efforts. Despite a significant ramp-up in the response, the epidemic remains ahead of health workers, steadily advancing, crossing borders, and claiming lives. Intensified response still falling short Considerable progress has been made. Bed capacity in treatment centres has surged from fewer than 10 to over 500 across 19 facilities in affected areas. Testing capacity has similarly expanded—from 30 daily tests at the start to more than 2,000…

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