Le Tchad accueille le Forum africain de l'eau Le Tchad a accueilli le Forum africain de l'eau, organisé conjointement par le gouvernement tchadien et le Groupe de la Banque mondiale dans le cadre de l'initiative Water Forward. Ce rendez-vous réunit des chefs d’État, des ministres et des dirigeants du secteur privé autour des enjeux de sécurité hydrique et de résilience climatique. Plus de 400 millions de personnes sans accès à l'eau L'événement intervient alors que la Banque mondiale alerte sur l'urgence de la situation en Afrique. Plus de 400 millions…
Read MoreGabon’s youth unemployment puzzle: skills gap meets economic realities
A striking paradox undermines Gabon’s labor market, as revealed by the National Human Development Report (RNDH 2026): one in three active young people faces unemployment, even as numerous sectors struggle to find the skilled workforce they desperately need. This challenging situation, detailed in the report, stems from three core deficiencies: an educational system disconnected from economic demands, an economy insufficiently diversified, and employment policies that have yet to yield lasting results. While Gabon produces a steady stream of graduates, businesses are actively searching for skilled technicians. Young individuals seek employment…
Read MoreMacky Sall’s return to Senegal for crucial talks with President Faye on un bid
Sénégal. Macky Sall’s return to Dakar for crucial talks with President Faye on UN bid Actus. Former Senegalese President Macky Sall is set to make his initial return to Senegal on Friday, July 17, marking his first visit since concluding his presidential term in April 2024. This significant journey is primarily aimed at advancing his campaign for the esteemed position of United Nations Secretary-General. A key component of his trip will be a meeting with current President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who has yet to publicly endorse Sall’s international aspirations. A…
Read MoreEst de la RDC: le M23 contrôle toujours 15 % à 30 % de la production mondiale de coltan à Rubaya, la France dénonce le financement de son administration « illégale»
Breaking News Économie: Est de la RDC: le M23 contrôle toujours 15 % à 30 % de la production mondiale de coltan à Rubaya, la France dénonce le financement de son administration « illégale» ⠀ ⠀ Sécurité: Museveni insiste sur la coopération régionale pour relever les défis sécuritaires dans l’Est de la RDC ⠀ ⠀ Politique: ONU: “Si la transition énergétique ne fait que remplacer une forme de dépendance par une autre, elle n’aura pas tenu ses promesses”( Thérèse Kayikwamba)⠀ ⠀ Sport: Handball/CACVC Kinshasa 2026 : Petro Atletico et Etoile du…
Read MoreMuseveni insiste sur la coopération régionale pour relever les défis sécuritaires dans l’Est de la RDC
Breaking News Économie: Est de la RDC: le M23 contrôle toujours 15 % à 30 % de la production mondiale de coltan à Rubaya, la France dénonce le financement de son administration « illégale» ⠀ ⠀ Sécurité: Museveni insiste sur la coopération régionale pour relever les défis sécuritaires dans l’Est de la RDC ⠀ ⠀ Politique: ONU: “Si la transition énergétique ne fait que remplacer une forme de dépendance par une autre, elle n’aura pas tenu ses promesses”( Thérèse Kayikwamba)⠀ ⠀ Sport: Handball/CACVC Kinshasa 2026 : Petro Atletico et Etoile du…
Read MoreCameroon’s phantom gold: billions slip through state grasp
In Cameroon’s resource-rich East and Adamaoua regions, a pervasive “gold fever” has taken hold, fueling an expansive illicit trade. Across these territories, mining operations proliferate with alarming speed, yet the Cameroonian state finds itself largely powerless to assert its authority or enforce regulatory oversight. This unchecked exploitation results in staggering sums — billions, in fact — being siphoned away from the national economy. These vast fortunes ultimately find their way to Dubai, facilitated by sophisticated criminal networks. These illicit operations thrive on the back of deeply entrenched local complicities, with…
Read MoreFrance Morocco high-level talks to strengthen bilateral ties
France and Morocco are set to deepen their strategic partnership this week as French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu arrives in Rabat for critical discussions with Moroccan counterpart Aziz Akhannouch. This two-day official visit, taking place on Wednesday and Thursday, marks a significant milestone in bilateral relations, bringing together French ministers from key portfolios including Foreign Affairs and Interior. The meeting represents the first high-level government-to-government exchange since 2019, signaling a renewed commitment to strengthening ties between Paris and Rabat. The timing of this visit is particularly noteworthy following France’s recent…
Read MoreWar crimes accountability must be enforced globally
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is taking center stage at the United Nations, with Prime Minister Judith Suminwa leading a bold diplomatic push to address critical international and domestic challenges. During her visit to New York for the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council, she outlined the DRC’s priorities, emphasizing civilian protection, justice for victims, and democratic resilience amid rising tensions. protecting civilians in conflict zones At the heart of the DRC’s agenda is the urgent need to shield civilians from the devastating impact of ongoing conflicts.…
Read MoreSpain’s pp faces tough choices in Morocco relations ahead of 2030 world cup
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares has leveled an unprecedented accusation against the opposition Partido Popular (PP), labeling it an “anti-Moroccan” force amid escalating political tensions. The clash goes beyond routine government-opposition disputes, as Albares argues the PP is transforming bilateral relations—particularly with Morocco—into a tool for internal political gain. The minister contends that the PP has become an “obstacle” to Spain’s foreign policy objectives, citing recent statements from current and former party leaders as evidence of this shift. Yet beneath the political posturing lies a deeper strategic reality: since…
Read MoreSenegal showcases decade of progress toward sustainable development goals at un
Senegal highlights transformative decade in sustainable development journey The face of rural Senegal has changed dramatically over the past ten years. Where just one in three households had access to electricity in 2016, today that figure stands at seven in ten. This remarkable transformation was among the key achievements presented by Cheikh Tidiane Dièye, Senegal’s Minister of Hydraulics and Sanitation, during the country’s third Voluntary National Review (VNR) at the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development in New York on July 13, 2026. Held under the theme of…
Read MoreLucas Digne confirms Paris Saint-Germain move to France teammates during World Cup
Lucas Digne is poised to join Paris Saint-Germain, with the France national team left-back reportedly confirming his impending departure from Aston Villa to his international colleagues. The agreement is set to see Digne sign with the Parisian club until June 2029, a significant announcement made directly to his teammates while on duty in the United States. This transfer saga has concluded with remarkable speed, unfolding in mere hours. Lucas Digne is set to return to the Paris Saint-Germain fold a decade after his initial departure. Reports detailing the potential move…
Read MoreAfrica’s path to pharmaceutical sovereignty and health independence
Africa’s path to pharmaceutical sovereignty and health independence By Dr. Arnaud Kaboré – July 15, 2026 For decades, most African nations have relied on imported medications to meet the health needs of their populations. In this commentary, pharmacist and engineer Dr. Arnaud Kaboré outlines a strategic roadmap for African policymakers to achieve full pharmaceutical sovereignty by 2045. Why Africa’s drug dependence poses a critical health risk Despite progress, fewer than five African countries currently operate pharmaceutical manufacturing plants capable of exporting beyond their borders. This leaves the continent importing a…
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