Nice’s ligue 1 survival secured in stunning 4-1 win Experience the pivotal Ligue 1 McDonald’s 2025/2026 promotion/relegation playoff second leg, where Nice delivered a commanding 4-1 performance against Saint-Etienne to guarantee their top-flight status. Relive every moment of this decisive encounter with our exclusive match commentary. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Messenger E-mail Lien Partager En savoir plus sur #ogcnasse Equipe Pro Ligue 1 Playlists Résumés Zap’Gym Matchs de légende Buts Réactions JT des jeunes Supporters Reportages Conférences de presse Histoire OGC Nice Awards Issa Nissa Nissa L’Odyssée Saison 2025-26 News Effectif…
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Benin’s first female military aide-de-camp: captain elvire toupe’s rise
The appointment of Captain Elvire Toupe as Aide-de-Camp to the Head of State marks a defining moment in Benin‘s military and political history. This unprecedented decision underscores a commitment to excellence and meritocracy, transcending traditional barriers in public leadership. An exceptional trajectory forged through discipline Captain Toupe, born on July 21, 1990, in Porto-Novo, embodies the values of rigor and dedication. Her journey began at the prestigious Lycée Militaire de Jeunes Filles Général Mathieu Kérékou in Natitingou, where she was part of the inaugural cohort of female military students. This…
Read MoreTchad civil society rights boosted by UN-EU three-year project
On May 28, the United Nations Human Rights Office in Chad hosted a landmark evaluation workshop in N’Djamena to assess the progress of a three-year initiative designed to empower local civil society organizations in human rights advocacy. The program, funded by the European Union and launched in May 2023, has provided critical support to 13 grassroots organizations dedicated to promoting and safeguarding human rights across the country. Key achievements highlighted during the assessment Félix Ahouansou, the UN Human Rights Representative and head of the Chad office, alongside Agnès Kovacs, Governance…
Read MoreOGC Nice vs AS Saint-Étienne: the final battle for Ligue 1 survival
The football season reaches its ultimate climax as AS Saint-Étienne prepares for a defining moment in their history. Following a tense 0-0 draw during the first leg at Geoffroy-Guichard, the Verts are set to meet their destiny on the pitch of the Allianz Riviera in Nice. This play-off return leg offers a unique and somber atmosphere. After the scoreless battle in a packed stadium earlier this week, Philippe Montanier’s men will attempt to secure their Ligue 1 promotion in a venue devoid of fans. The match is being held behind…
Read MoreBénin breaks barriers as female officer named presidential aide-de-camp
In a groundbreaking move for security institutions in Benin, a highly respected officer from the Republican Guard has made history by becoming the first woman ever appointed as an aide-de-camp to a Head of State in the country, and indeed across West Africa. Her prominent position during the inaugural Council of Ministers meeting of the current seven-year term, held on May 28, 2026, sent a powerful message. Traditionally, this role has been exclusively held by male officers, making her appointment a significant departure from long-standing conventions. This milestone is far…
Read MoreHow jihadist groups in Mali exploit gold miners to fund terrorism
Across Mali’s vast and resource-rich regions, armed groups have turned gold mining into a lucrative revenue stream, channeling funds toward their militant campaigns. Among these factions, the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (Jnim) has emerged as a dominant force, systematically imposing its authority over artisanal gold extraction sites to sustain its operations. Gold mining: a booming yet vulnerable sector in Mali Mali stands as one of Africa’s top gold producers, with artisanal and small-scale mining playing a crucial role in the country’s economy. However, the lack of…
Read MoreBurkina Faso mosque closure sparks backlash among sunnite supporters
The decision by the Kadiogo regional governor to shut down the main Sunni mosque in Ouagadougou has sparked widespread outrage, exposing deep divisions in a nation already grappling with instability. The move, formalized through an order issued on May 28, 2026, cites “risks to public order” as justification for sealing the mosque’s doors. Yet the timing and rationale behind this clampdown raise serious questions about the government’s long-term strategy toward its once-critical allies. From political allies to targets of repression The Sunni community’s disciplined mobilization and unwavering support played a…
Read MoreSenegal debt talks: how Sonko’s exit could reshape FMI negotiations
Senegal’s economic trajectory hangs in the balance as Ousmane Sonko exits the political stage, leaving many to wonder about the future of ongoing debt restructuring talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The departure of the opposition leader has sparked intense debate over whether his absence will accelerate, delay, or fundamentally alter the terms of the agreement between Dakar and the Washington-based institution. From political upheaval to economic uncertainty The sudden shift in Senegal’s leadership landscape has cast a shadow over the nation’s fiscal strategy. Bassirou Diomaye Faye, the newly…
Read MoreTogo faces soaring hunger crisis as food insecurity grips northern regions
The northern reaches of Togo stand on the brink of a humanitarian disaster as chronic food insecurity tightens its grip on communities already battered by conflict and displacement. Latest assessments reveal a staggering 330,000 people in the country face the immediate threat of severe hunger, with conditions poised to worsen without urgent intervention. a region under siege by multiple crises The Savanes region, Togo’s northernmost area bordering Burkina Faso, bears the heaviest burden of this escalating emergency. Once a hub of agricultural activity, it now struggles under the dual strain…
Read MoreChad officials seek harmony after security minister’s remarks
Chad officials seek harmony after security minister’s remarks A high-level meeting in N’Djamena has paved the way for reconciliation between Chad’s judiciary and the Ministry of Public Security and Immigration. The gathering, held at the Ministry of Justice on May 27, 2026, brought together key figures including Justice Minister Ndolenodji Alixe Naimbaye and Security Minister Ali Ahmat Aghabache. Dialogue takes center stage in resolving institutional disputes The Justice Minister emphasized the critical role of open communication between state institutions to uphold stability. In response, the Security Minister clarified that his…
Read MoreNiger’s sovereign illusion under general Tiani’s rule
From lofty rhetoric to financial dependency The bold declarations of “restored sovereignty” and a definitive break with international financial institutions in Niamey are now colliding with hard economic realities. Despite the National Council for the Safeguarding of the Homeland (CNSP), led by General Abdourahamane Tiani, vowing full autonomy and brighter days for the people of Niger, the actions of the military regime are increasingly contradicting its own narrative. Faced with mounting social distress and an inability to meet basic public needs, the government has once again resorted to external borrowing…
Read MoreTogo’s deepening food crisis: a test of faure gnassingbé’s leadership
With the World Food Programme (WFP) issuing a stark warning about an impending humanitarian catastrophe, Togo’s far northern reaches are plunging into an unprecedented state of vulnerability. For many observers, this crisis lays bare the systemic shortcomings of Faure Gnassingbé’s administration, which appears unable to assure both the physical and nutritional security of its citizens. The assessment is unequivocal, emanating from the most authoritative international humanitarian aid organizations. According to the latest projections released by the World Food Programme (WFP), over 330,000 individuals in Togo risk descending into acute food…
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