Category: Politics

Shanda Tonme, widely recognized as the Universal Mediator and President of both the Independent Commission Against Corruption and Discrimination (COMICODI) and the Popular Movement for Dialogue and Reconciliation (MPDR), has unequivocally stated that the nation’s focus must remain solely on Cameroon. He emphasized, “There is neither village nor tribe nor clan nor friend in this logic. There is only Cameroon and there will only be Cameroon for eternity.” an existential challenge for the nation, state, and republic No citizen, regardless of their position, should ever be deemed untouchable. A genuine…

In a nation where a government reshuffle has been anticipated for months without action, public discourse should not be consumed by sport. Citizens of Cameroon, Our national team, the Indomitable Lions, will not be participating in the upcoming World Cup. Despite this absence from the global stage, we find ourselves trapped in endless disputes over football, federation politics, and matches that do not even involve us. Meanwhile, the country continues to endure deep and painful wounds. A vital question: are our priorities in order? It is deeply concerning that football,…

Politique Gabon : L’Assemblée nationale affirme son pouvoir Libreville, Wednesday, July 1st, 2026 – Four months after its establishment under the framework of the Fifth Republic, Gabon’s National Assembly has concluded a session poised to be recognized as one of the most pivotal in the nation’s recent institutional history. Within the hallowed halls of the Léon-Mba Palace, the official closing of this first ordinary session, often referred to as the “laws session,” signifies more than just the end of a parliamentary cycle. It primarily marks the rise of a legislative…

On Monday, a significant moment in Senegalese politics unfolded as 129 deputies in the National Assembly unanimously approved a proposed constitutional revision. This pivotal text, championed by the Pastef party, seeks to fundamentally alter the nation’s governance structure. Key provisions within the reform aim to bolster the authority of both the Parliament and the Prime Minister, while simultaneously redefining the powers traditionally held by the President of the Republic. However, this constitutional overhaul has immediately ignited a fierce debate across the West African nation. The coalition supporting President Bassirou Diomaye…

Breaking News Politique: Félix Tshisekedi aux populations de l’Est du pays: « votre sécurité demeure une priorité absolue de mon action»⠀ ⠀ Politique: 66 ans d’indépendance: “la paix ne peut être ni une mise entre parenthèses de la vérité, ni une récompense accordée à ceux qui prennent les armes contre la République”(Félix Tshisekedi)⠀ ⠀ Actualité: MESSAGE DE VŒUX DE TFM À L’OCCASION DU 66ᵉ ANNIVERSAIRE DE L’INDÉPENDANCE DE LA RDC⠀ ⠀ Politique: 66 ans après l’indépendance : entre souveraineté, responsabilité et quête d’une destinée commune, quel héritage du 30 juin…

In a bold address delivered from the floor of the National Assembly, Mbaye Dione delivered a message that resonated far beyond the usual economic debates surrounding IMF agreements, national debt, and local governance funding. The latter portion of his speech took a decisive turn toward the broader political landscape of Senegal, particularly the evolving relationship between the ruling majority and the opposition. Addressing the Assembly’s President, he requested that a formal message be conveyed to Ousmane Sonko, emphasizing the gravity of the moment and the unusual political climate gripping the…

André Luther Meka, spokesperson for the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (RDPC), expressed outrage over the French language proficiency of Mamadou Mota, the vice-president of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (MRC). The criticism came after Mota appeared on the program ‘La Vérité en face’ on Equinoxe TV on Sunday, June 28, 2026. In a social media post, Meka wrote: ‘I followed the show with great interest. I am outraged by Mamadou Mota’s butchery of the French language, his disregard for morphosyntax and conceptual mastery. It was a true massacre of the language…

Significant constitutional reforms in Sénégal are exposing unprecedented political friction at the highest echelons of power. Following the National Assembly’s approval of the proposed legislation, Ousmane Sonko, who presides over the legislative body, openly voiced his disapproval of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Sonko alleges that President Faye now seeks to alter provisions he staunchly advocated for during his time in the opposition. Addressing the assembled deputies, Ousmane Sonko underscored that this pivotal constitutional overhaul represents the culmination of over a decade of intensive political deliberation. He highlighted that the reform…

President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has made a pivotal decision to subject the proposed constitutional revision to a national referendum. This strategic move effectively thwarts the recent parliamentary success achieved by the opposition, reigniting crucial constitutional debates and fundamentally reshaping the balance of power within Senegal’s National Assembly. This development is a key moment in African politics. While the majority deputies had seemingly handed Pastef a legislative triumph by approving the constitutional revision bill with 129 votes, the ultimate authority has now emerged from the Presidential Palace, completely altering the political…

Bénin President Wadagni streamlines Benin’s public administration President Romuald Wadagni has launched a significant institutional offensive, initiating a profound reorganization of Benin’s public administration. This sweeping reform includes the dissolution of several strategic agencies, many of which were established under the previous administration led by Patrice Talon. This series of dissolutions, primarily impacting the cultural and tourism sectors, reflects a broader commitment to streamline state structures. It signals the commencement of a distinct strategy aimed at redefining governmental action and enhancing efficiency within the public sector in Benin. Since assuming…

In a significant development for African politics, Prime Minister Robert Beugré Mambé is implementing new regulations to streamline ministerial travel across Côte d’Ivoire. These measures are designed to introduce greater discipline and efficiency in the official movements of government cabinet members, ensuring a more structured approach to their duties. This initiative highlights the government’s commitment to enhancing administrative oversight and optimizing resource utilization within the West Africa nation. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent