The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in France has lodged a formal complaint with French authorities following incidents of flag desecration and verbal assaults against Moroccan supporters in Aubervilliers. These acts occurred immediately after the Morocco-Canada match in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Formal condemnation and documented evidence The embassy issued a strongly worded statement, condemning the acts as ‘severe and unworthy’. According to the statement, verified footage and testimonies confirm that the Moroccan flag was publicly torn, burned, and destroyed by individuals shouting slogans linked to Algerian origins.…
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Mali’s army regains momentum against armed groups in key regions
The Malian Armed Forces (FAMA) have declared that they have reclaimed the initiative and secured all targeted zones previously affected by attacks orchestrated by the Azawad Liberation Front in the northern regions and the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims—affiliated with Al-Qaeda—in central and southern Mali. intense clashes resume in the northeast In a detailed official statement, the FAMA reported that renewed fighting erupted on Sunday in Anifif, located in the northeastern part of the country, roughly 110 kilometers south of Kidal. The surge in hostilities followed the…
Read MoreMali army regains control in key combat zones against armed groups
The Malian Armed Forces (FAMA) have declared a significant shift in momentum, asserting full control over regions previously targeted by coordinated attacks. These offensives were launched by the Azawad Liberation Front in northern Mali and the Support Group for Islam and Muslims—an Al-Qaeda affiliate—in central and southern zones. In an official statement, FAMA confirmed sustained clashes in Anifif, located in the northeastern sector, roughly 110 kilometers south of Kidal. The intensified combat followed the arrival of fresh reinforcements for the Azawad Liberation Front, prompting a robust military response. The army’s…
Read MoreMali army regains momentum against armed groups in key regions
The Malian Armed Forces have declared a renewed offensive stance, asserting full control over previously contested zones targeted by the Azawad Liberation Front in the north and the Support Group for Islam and Muslims—an Al-Qaeda affiliate—in central and southern Mali. renewed clashes in key locations In a formal statement, the FAMA detailed ongoing engagements that extended into Sunday at Anifif, situated in the northeastern sector roughly 110 kilometers south of Kidal. The clashes intensified following the arrival of additional personnel and military equipment dispatched to reinforce the Azawad Liberation Front.…
Read MoreMali’s shifting military strategy under Africa Corps amid growing setbacks
As Bamako doubled down on its military partnership with Russia to reclaim control of its territory, the results have been far from promising. Following the failure of Wagner Group, its official successor, the Africa Corps, is now forced to overhaul its approach amid a string of defeats. Meanwhile, reports of escalating brutality raise serious questions about both the military strategy’s effectiveness and the human cost of this alliance. Mali’s Africa Corps rethinks tactics after repeated military failures One year after officially replacing Wagner Group in Mali, the Africa Corps—directly under…
Read MoreMorocco thwarts major ISIS cell planning deadly attacks across the country
Just before dawn broke over the quiet coastal town of Aourir, north of Agadir, armored vehicles and elite units rolled through its streets under the cover of darkness. Their mission: neutralize a high-risk target—a radicalized extremist who had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State (ISIS). Acting on precise intelligence from Morocco’s General Directorate for Territorial Surveillance (DGST), the Special Forces moved swiftly. The suspect was apprehended within seconds of breaching the door. Meanwhile, in Aourir, residents awoke to a heavy security presence, the reality of a thwarted terror plot sinking…
Read MoreSahel juntas struggle as JNIM expands grip despite alliance rhetoric
The Alliance of Sahel States: sovereignty claims crumble under terror pressure Two years after the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) emerged with bold declarations of self-reliance, the reality facing Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger tells a starkly different story. Behind the fiery speeches of juntas in Bamako, Ouagadougou and Niamey, one armed force continues to dictate the pace of conflict: the Support Group for Islam and Muslims (JNIM). Despite theoretical intelligence-sharing agreements and full alignment with Moscow, the AES has failed to counter the coordinated, large-scale offensives of this terrorist…
Read MoreCôte d’Ivoire government reinforces ‘zero tolerance’ on female genital mutilation after Bongouanou incident
In Bongouanou, the Ivorian government has forcefully reiterated its “zero tolerance” stance against female genital mutilation (FGM) following a brutal incident involving five young girls. The Ministry of Women, Family and Children confirmed this unwavering commitment after the violent excisions in the region. The horrific events unfolded during the night of Tuesday, June 30, 2026, within the Dioulakro neighborhood of Kangandi village, situated in the Bongouanou commune. The five victims, ranging in age from three to nine years old, endured what has been described as an act of “extreme violence.”…
Read MoreMorocco-US ties: a historic bond rooted in shared sovereignty
Few nations share a diplomatic legacy as deep and enduring as that between the Kingdom of Morocco and the United States, a partnership forged in the crucible of America’s birth. The foundation of this alliance was laid in 1786 with the signing of the first-ever treaty of friendship between the two nations, a pact that has since withstood the test of time. Over two and a half centuries, this relationship has evolved into a robust framework of cooperation, with its political dimensions today centered on unwavering American support for Morocco’s…
Read MoreTogo. Cinq morts après des inondations provoquées par de fortes pluies
Togo. Cinq morts après des inondations provoquées par de fortes pluies Actus. Le gouvernement togolais annonce que les fortes pluies tombées les 28 et 29 juin ont fait cinq morts et causé d’importants dégâts matériels. Les inondations ont touché plusieurs régions du pays, notamment la capitale Lomé, où de nombreuses habitations ont été submergées. Les opérations de secours se poursuivent, dans un contexte de fortes précipitations qui affectent également plusieurs pays du golfe de Guinée. Ajouter Africa Radio à vos sources préférées Publié le 06/07/2026 à 10h23 – Par La…
Read MoreThe rise of eFootball in Senegal: a national passion goes digital
Daily, these dedicated players spend countless hours honing their skills on their mobile screens. eFootball, the popular mobile football game from Japanese studio Konami, has surged into a widespread phenomenon across West Africa, especially in Senegal, a nation deeply passionate about traditional football. Its accessibility, surpassing console gaming, has fueled its immense success. Highly organized teams here are now striving for professional status and championship accolades. In the vibrant city of Dakar, numerous players are intensely preparing for the crucial eFootball World Cup qualifiers. With mobile phones firmly in hand,…
Read MoreCoalition forces retake Amdafock amid security operations
The strategic town of Amdafock has been recaptured by a joint military operation involving government troops, Russian-backed mercenaries, and former rebel factions. This coordinated effort marks a significant shift in the security landscape of the region. united forces secure amdafock In a decisive move, Central African Armed Forces (FACA) alongside Russian-linked mercenary groups—including the so-called ‘Wagner Noirs’—launched an offensive to reclaim Amdafock from rebel control. The operation also saw the participation of former fighters from the Union for Peace in the Central African Republic (UPC), Movement of Central African Liberators…
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