Msf urges global fund to prioritize nord-kivu against malaria in drc

Ousmane Tandja

RDC: MSF appelle le Fonds mondial à maintenir le Nord-Kivu dans ses priorités concernant le paludisme Ajoutez Yahoo comme source préférée pour voir nos articles sur Google. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) expresses deep concern that a potential reduction in future funding could severely exacerbate the already dire health situation in Nord-Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This region has endured a prolonged humanitarian crisis and persistent supply chain challenges, significantly compromising its healthcare infrastructure for several years. Stéphane Doyon, a program manager for MSF France, elaborated on the gravity of…

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Ferran Torres to PSG: a personal letter from Luis Enrique reportedly sways the barcelona forward

Ousmane Tandja

Developments surrounding Ferran Torres are unfolding rapidly. The Barcelona forward is set to compete in a World Cup semi-final on Tuesday, July 14th, against the French national team before a potential move from Spain to the French capital. Paris Saint-Germain is keenly pursuing him, and it appears head coach Luis Enrique has executed a decisive maneuver that has significantly advanced the operation. Luis Enrique had previously indicated that significant squad adjustments were imminent during the transfer window, a statement made after PSG secured their second consecutive Champions League title on…

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Togo’s deepening ties with Russia: a geopolitical pivot under scrutiny

Aïcha Abdou

The arrival of the Russian cargo vessel «Mikhail-Britnev» at Lomé port, a ship known to be under international sanctions, coupled with credible reports of several hundred Africa Corps personnel deploying to Togolese territory, has ignited an intense debate regarding Togo’s diplomatic and security trajectory. For many observers, these developments signify an accelerated rapprochement with Moscow, potentially committing the nation to a strategic path with unpredictable and far-reaching consequences. While the Togolese authorities present this collaboration as a necessary response to the escalating security challenge posed by armed groups in the…

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Morocco’s economic resilience: leveraging global shifts for growth

Aïcha Abdou

A la Une Economie Morocco’s economic resilience: leveraging global shifts for growth FacebookXWhatsAppEmailCopy URL A recent policy paper from the Policy Center for the New South offers a detailed examination of Morocco’s economic resilience since the global pandemic. The Kingdom is strategically capitalizing on the restructuring of global value chains and an unprecedented surge in public investment. However, the authors caution against the inherent vulnerabilities of a growth model that remains overly reliant on state intervention and insufficiently supported by the private sector. While many emerging economies continue to struggle…

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Pastef’s mbacké membership drive: sonko rallies supporters for unity and growth

Ousmane Tandja

Mbacké buzzed with anticipation this Saturday as Ousmane Sonko, the esteemed leader of the Pastef party, arrived to officially launch the crucial membership card sales campaign. This strategic initiative is vital for the party’s preparations for forthcoming electoral challenges, particularly with the 2029 presidential election already firmly on the horizon. Addressing an enthusiastic assembly of party faithful, Sonko first focused on fostering cohesion. Acknowledging observed tensions among certain local officials, including Dr. Fall Mbaye, Deputy Ahmadou Lö, and Moustapha Diop – whom he personally named – Sonko emphatically instructed them…

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Ousmane sonko criticizes president bassirou diomaye faye in touba

Ousmane Tandja

ousmane sonko criticizes president bassirou diomaye faye in touba Ousmane Sonko, the influential leader of Pastef, utilized the party’s recent “48 hours” event in Touba to launch pointed criticisms against President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. His remarks notably targeted the contentious management of the presidential “caisse noire,” or secret fund. Sonko emphasized that his political movement operates independently of public finances, championing a funding model rooted in the contributions of its dedicated members. During the “48 hours of Pastef” gathering held in Touba, Ousmane Sonko delivered a fresh critique aimed at…

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Sahel states’ security rhetoric questioned amid persistent instability

Aïcha Abdou

The recent gathering of defense ministers from the Alliance des États du Sahel (AES) concluded with a notable address from Bassolma Bazié, president of the CN-CES. He delivered a heartfelt tribute to the dedication and sacrifices of the Defense and Security Forces of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. His speech underscored the critical importance of safeguarding territorial integrity, protecting civilian populations, and achieving what was described as a historic level of national sovereignty. However, this official pronouncement inevitably prompts a crucial question increasingly prevalent among the populace: do these expressions…

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Achille mbembe challenges conventional wisdom on african democracy and monetary sovereignty

Ousmane Tandja

  SenePlus TV Achille Mbembe : « La démocratie n’a jamais véritablement existé en Afrique » Achille Mbembe démonte plusieurs idées reçues sur l’Afrique. De la démocratie au franc CFA, en passant par les régimes d’Afrique centrale et les réparations, le philosophe camerounais livre une analyse sans concession.   12/07/2026 9h47 ID 1006528 Publication 12/07/2026 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXhsPA2fHKQ The renowned Cameroonian philosopher, Achille Mbembe, asserts that genuine democracy has yet to take root across the African continent. In an exclusive interview, he delved into critical topics ranging from the concept of democracy…

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Algeria and Mali mend diplomatic ties after prolonged crisis

Aïcha Abdou

After more than a year of intense diplomatic friction, sparked by the downing of a Malian drone, Algeria and Mali have officially announced the reopening of their respective airspaces and the imminent return of their ambassadors. This significant development marks a crucial step in normalizing relations between the two West African nations. The 15-month standoff, which had threatened to severely undermine security cooperation across the Sahel region, has finally concluded. In separate communiqués issued on Friday, both the Algerian and Malian governments confirmed the lifting of mutual retaliatory measures. Civil…

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Who’s Watching What You Eat in Chad?

Aïcha Abdou

Between health concerns and inadequate controls, food security is at the heart of the debate. Recent social media images showing distressing conditions for product manufacturing and sales at several Chadian markets have reignited a major question: who really controls what you eat? The images speak louder than words. Scenes showing non-conforming production environments are sparking reactions. Consumers are expressing their concern about products commonly consumed by families. Food is not just a commodity, but it directly affects public health. When doubt arises over its quality, the entire food supply chain…

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2026 fifa world cup final: what to expect at the historic climax

Ousmane Tandja

FIFA World Cup 2026 The ultimate showdown: 2026 World Cup Final The highly anticipated 2026 World Cup Final is set to captivate football fans worldwide on Sunday, July 19, 2026. This monumental match will unfold at the iconic New York New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium) in East Rutherford, United States, crowning the champion of the 23rd FIFA World Cup. This edition marks a significant milestone, being the first to feature 48 competing nations. Date: Sunday, July 19, 2026 France Time: 9:00 PM Venue: New York New Jersey Stadium Match Number:…

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Gabon champions ethical AI for inclusive global development

Aïcha Abdou

As global powers race to dominate artificial intelligence through sheer computational might, Gabon is advocating for a distinctly human-centered approach. During the recent Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva, under the auspices of the United Nations, Mark Alexandre Doumba, Gabon’s Minister of Digital Economy, urged the international community to rethink its priorities. The nation’s stance is clear: technological superiority must take a backseat to equitable access. By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent

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