Christian Tshiwewe et Félix Tshisekedi The Democratic Republic of Congo has decided to join as a civil party in the case brought by the Auditor General of the Armed Forces (FARDC) against Army Generals John Numbi, former FARDC Inspector General, and Christian Tshiwewe, former FARDC Chief of General Staff and former military adviser to President Félix Tshisekedi, as well as seven other senior officers and Pascal Nyembo. The announcement was made by a group of lawyers during the hearing on Thursday, June 25, 2026, before the High Military Court. The…
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Barcelona’s Pedri fuels Julian Alvarez transfer speculation amidst PSG interest
The pursuit of Julian Alvarez continues to intensify, with Paris Saint-Germain reportedly rekindling their long-standing interest in the Argentine forward. This comes two years after their initial attempts before Alvarez ultimately joined Atletico de Madrid from Manchester City. However, the Parisian giants now face fresh competition, as FC Barcelona appears ready to challenge for his signature, a prospect openly welcomed by Barcelona midfielder Pedri. The future of Julian Alvarez has become a prominent storyline in the early days of the summer transfer window, which officially commenced on June 15th and…
Read MoreCôte d’Ivoire becomes safest debt country in sub-Saharan Africa
First sub-Saharan African economy to earn an IMF ‘low risk’ debt sustainability rating, Côte d’Ivoire cements its status as a financial market star and a preferred landing spot for international capital. After a June 24 board meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) focused on examining the sustainability of Ivorian debt, the Washington-based institution reclassified the country into the “low risk” category for both external and total public debt. This milestone, unprecedented in sub-Saharan Africa, strengthens Abidjan’s financial credibility among global investors. The Ivorian Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget…
Read MoreNkoemvone’s colonial-era agricultural legacy in southern Cameroon
In the heart of southern Cameroon, the Nkoemvone site spans over 300 hectares, with only ten actively maintained. A paved road cuts through the area, dotted with dilapidated buildings and marked by a plaque identifying it as the ‘Nkoemvone multipurpose agricultural station’, under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. While the physical structures show signs of neglect, the station remains operational, particularly in agronomic research, where cocoa plant propagation and distribution have become its core activities. Established in 1944, this site is a striking remnant of colonial modernity. Known…
Read MoreGabon’s move to end its fishing accord with the European Union
The European Union has conveyed its willingness to engage constructively and transparently regarding the concerns raised over recent months, as stated by the organization’s office in Gabon via a social media post. In June 2025, President Brice Oligui Nguema had declared the initiation of a “unilateral denunciation procedure” for these accords, characterizing the partnership as “profoundly unbalanced” and requiring renegotiation. The EU confirms its readiness to negotiate a “new generation Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement, along with a new, mutually beneficial implementation protocol,” advocating for a forward-looking approach to establish a…
Read MoreEmmanuel Binyam: Maurice Kamto remains essential for MRC despite other capable leaders
Emmanuel Binyam: Maurice Kamto remains essential for MRC despite other capable leaders Pierre Emmanuel Binyam argued on the programme “Entretien avec…” that Maurice Kamto is not the only individual capable of running the Mouvement pour la renaissance du Cameroun (MRC). However, given the party’s current circumstances, Binyam stressed that Kamto remains the right person to lead. “Maurice Kamto is not the only one who can manage the MRC, but in the present situation, we need Maurice Kamto,” Binyam stated during the STV broadcast. The interview also gave Binyam an opportunity…
Read MoreDja bridge construction surges ahead as southern Cameroon opening project takes shape
As of 20 June 2026, the most significant progress on this project is the near-completion of the bridge supports. Teams from CHINA HARBOUR ENGINEERING COMPANY CAMEROUN are working intensively to finish the structure. Beyond this milestone, additional geotechnical studies are being carried out, while detailed design work has reached 60% completion. All 20 piles are finished, and the contractor has started work on the access road on the Bissombo side: reinforcing the wingwalls of the culvert at PK 0+669, placing replacement material after excavation at the culvert at PK 0+818,…
Read MoreCameroon unveils road, rail and logistics plan to modernise infrastructure
Driven by a strong ambition for development and infrastructure competitiveness, Cameroon is rolling out a series of measures to upgrade its road, rail, urban and airport networks. To this end, a workshop was held on 24–25 June 2026 to review the feasibility studies for the creation of a Land Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTT) and the development of a National Logistics Strategy (SLN) with an action plan out to 2035. The meeting brought together Mbamome Nkendong Divine, Director of Road Transport (DTR), Claude Misse Ntone, Director of Rail Transport (DTF), a…
Read MoreMinembwe: enduring war and civilian toll in eastern drc
PoliticsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Minembwe: enduring war and civilian toll in eastern drc In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the security situation remains dire in Minembwe, located in South Kivu province, even as both Congolese and Rwandan governments have reaffirmed their commitment to peace. Meeting in London on Wednesday, the two sides agreed to implement the peace accord signed in June 2025, enforce the ceasefire, and reduce tensions in Minembwe. This strategic area is contested between the Congolese army and AFC-M23 rebels, each backed by allied militias—the Wazalendo…
Read MoreZémio : Les dessous de l’affrontement sanglant entre les soldats FACA et les mercenaires russes du groupe Wagner
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Read MoreAES and ECOWAS: urgent diplomacy for shared security
In recent weeks, diplomatic efforts have intensified across West Africa to rebuild dialogue between ECOWAS member states and the Alliance of Sahel States (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger). At the core of these intricate moves lies the security challenge and the imperative to craft common policies that can harmonise actions, eventually leading to pooled resources. To give this emergency diplomacy a fair chance, all parties must follow tacit rules: sidestep the contentious withdrawal of the three AES countries from ECOWAS, bury the resentment from hostile propaganda campaigns launched by AES regimes…
Read MoreParaguay vs australia: why a draw makes sense for both teams in world cup group d
2026 World Cup paraguay vs australia: why a draw makes sense for both teams in world cup group d Share Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn Email Messenger Australia (second) and Paraguay (third) in group D face off from Thursday night into Friday in San Francisco. A draw could be enough for both to reach the round of 16 at the 2026 World Cup. What will be the final outcome in group D? Ahead of the third and final matchday on Thursday night into Friday, two things are certain: the United States, with…
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