Read in the app Summarize Mawunyo Hermann Boko Senegal correspondent Pastef Ousmane Sonko Bassirou Diomaye Faye Political observers in Senegal are closely watching the evolving rift between Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye, a division that could reshape the country’s opposition landscape. Since Faye assumed the presidency in April 2024, tensions have simmered beneath the surface, but recent developments suggest an irreversible split within their ranks. How the schism between Sonko and Faye could empower the opposition The growing distance between Sonko and Faye—once allies in the Pastef movement—has sent…
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Crises and power struggles in Gabon’s grand lodge
Politics internal fractures shake Gabon’s grand lodge as succession battle intensifies editorial staff june 19, 2026 190 no comments Libreville — For generations, Gabon’s Grand Lodge has operated with deliberate discretion, cultivating an image of resilience amid political turbulence. Yet today, that carefully constructed facade is cracking under the weight of an unprecedented internal crisis. With a pivotal general assembly looming, the country’s most influential masonic order is embroiled in a bitter struggle pitting succession disputes against financial irregularities, clan rivalries, and a growing exodus of members. What began as…
Read MoreOpposition leader accuses president tshisekedi over m23 resurgence
The political landscape of Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is once again dominated by fierce debates over security challenges in the eastern provinces. In a recent television appearance, prominent opposition figure and former Vice Prime Minister José Makila launched a scathing critique against President Félix Tshisekedi, attributing the resurgence of the M23 rebel group in Kinshasa to his administration. a direct challenge to presidential authority Speaking during a live broadcast on Thursday, Mr. Makila categorically denied any connection between the former head of state, Joseph Kabila, and the presence…
Read MoreSenegal’s political crisis: what lies ahead for the nation
Since March 2024, the political landscape in Senegal has undergone a seismic shift. The rise of the Pastef party—led by Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Ousmane Sonko—marked a decisive break from traditional governance. Yet what began as a unified front has now evolved into a high-stakes power struggle between the presidency and the parliamentary majority, reshaping the nation’s institutional balance. Following the removal of Ousmane Sonko from the Prime Minister’s office and his subsequent election as President of the National Assembly, a new chapter has unfolded—one that tests the resilience of…
Read MoreMorocco’s religious model combats extremism through islamic reform
In the aftermath of the 2003 Casablanca attacks, Moroccan authorities recognized that security measures alone could not address the root causes of radicalization. Instead, they launched a sweeping religious reform program designed to regulate religious discourse, train imams, and prevent extremist ideologies from taking root. the commandery of the faithful: a cornerstone of stability The heart of this strategy is the Commandery of the Faithful (Imarat al-Mouminine), a constitutional institution led by King Mohammed VI. This unique structure grants the monarch religious authority, allowing him to shape doctrinal interpretations and…
Read MoreMauritania’s economic policy under scrutiny: balancing growth and social protection
The recent fuel price controversy has inadvertently thrust Mauritania’s economic strategy into the spotlight. While sparking debate, this issue has also compelled policymakers to clarify their positions, share data, and defend their decisions. The discourse has evolved from mere contention to a deeper examination of the nation’s economic fundamentals, the potential of its gas sector, and the scope of its social safety nets. As a concerned observer with no agenda beyond verified facts, I revisit this topic not to rehash old arguments but to explore the broader landscape of Mauritania’s…
Read MoreMoroccan centrist leader pushes for proactive diplomacy amid global tensions
In a bold call to action, Nizar Baraka, Secretary-General of Morocco’s Istiqlal Party, urged centrist political forces to move beyond mere dialogue and embrace a proactive diplomatic stance to tackle escalating international tensions. Speaking at the International Democratic Centrist (IDC) meeting, Baraka emphasized the urgent need for centrist parties to become decisive actors in shaping global responses to pressing challenges. Highlighting Morocco’s strategic priorities, Baraka underscored the Kingdom’s commitment to strengthening its diplomatic footprint across Africa and the Sahara. He stressed that the African continent must remain central to Morocco’s…
Read MoreGabon’s new era of balanced territorial development
Politics Gabon’s new era of balanced territorial development By Editor-in-Chief June 18, 2026 176 No comment Libreville, June 18, 2026 — For decades, Gabon’s development has been marked by stark contrasts. Despite abundant natural resources, financial strength, and low population density, the country has struggled with glaring disparities between its urban hubs and vast rural areas. In several provinces, access to essential services like healthcare, education, and economic opportunities has long lagged behind expectations. This territorial divide is precisely what President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has made the cornerstone of…
Read MoreSenegal ousmane sonko secures assembly presidency in legal victory
In a decisive legal ruling, Ousmane Sonko has been officially confirmed as President of Senegal’s National Assembly, capping a dramatic shift in the country’s political landscape. The Constitutional Council dismissed an opposition challenge against his return to Parliament, asserting it lacked jurisdiction to intervene in the matter—a decision that closes the door on further appeals. The ruling comes after Sonko’s abrupt removal as Prime Minister by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye at the end of May. Within days, Sonko reclaimed his seat as a deputy before ascending to the Assembly’s top…
Read MoreSénégal : Ousmane Sonko confirmé à la présidence de l’Assemblée nationale
Sénégal : Ousmane Sonko confirmé à la présidence de l’Assemblée nationale Euronews jeu. 18 juin 2026 à 8:35 AM UTC Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. Au Sénégal, le Conseil constitutionnel valide le retour d’Ousmane Sonko à l’Assemblée nationale, une décision qui ouvre une nouvelle séquence politique dans le pays. Publicité À propos de nos publicités By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent
Read MoreMarrakech platform: Morocco’s bold vision for African security
Marrakech platform: Morocco’s bold vision for African security Morocco’s Marrakech Platform represents a groundbreaking initiative to strengthen continental security through African-led solutions. Geopolitical challenges and asymmetric warfare threats Moroccan strategic model: a sovereign and integrated doctrine Diplomatic and institutional dynamism Socioeconomic development and spiritual diplomacy Consolidating the Marrakech Platform and future projection There exists a profound conviction that Africa’s security and stability are intrinsically linked to those of Morocco. This approach transcends traditional security frameworks, evolving into a comprehensive strategy that merges institutional strengthening with qualified intelligence cooperation. It positions…
Read MoreComment l’État social s’impose dans la campagne électorale marocaine
Publié aujourd’hui à 07h56 Lecture : 5 minutes. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Jassim Ahdani Journaliste, correspondant au Maroc By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent
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