Panafrica News

Ecouter l’article En République gabonaise, la législation est claire : l’instruction est obligatoire pour tous les enfants âgés de 6 à 16 ans. Portée par la loi n° 21/2011 relative à l’orientation générale de l’éducation, cette mesure vise à garantir un accès à l’apprentissage à chaque jeune résidant dans le pays, qu’il soit gabonais ou étranger. Pourtant, un décalage persiste entre les textes de loi et la réalité du terrain. Face à ce constat, l’État a décidé d’engager une lutte sans concession contre le travail des mineurs. Une mission conjointe,…

The judicial saga surrounding the alleged forgery of Ousmane Sonko’s signature continues to drag on, with Khardiata Tandian still behind bars. The Dakar Criminal Court has once again postponed its verdict, this time to July 23, marking the second delay in the high-profile case. The decision stems from the absence of a key figure in the proceedings: Chérif Zeyni Abidin Sy, identified as Tandian’s presumed accomplice. His failure to appear at the previous hearing prevented the court from rendering a final judgment, and the tribunal deemed his presence essential before…

The long-running legal saga surrounding the alleged falsification of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko’s signature has taken yet another unexpected turn. Khardiata Tandian, a key figure in the case, remains behind bars as the Dakar Criminal Court once again postponed its verdict. The judge set a new hearing date for July 23, 2026, marking the second delay in this highly scrutinized case. The tribunal’s decision follows its insistence on securing the presence of another individual cited in the proceedings—Chérif Zeyni Abidin Sy, described as Tandian’s alleged accomplice. His absence during previous…

The Dakar Correctional Court has once again postponed its verdict in the high-profile case involving the alleged forgery of Ousmane Sonko‘s signature. Khardiata Tandian, one of the defendants, remains in custody as the judicial process drags on. Initially scheduled for July 9, 2026, the ruling was deferred for the second time. The tribunal now plans to deliver its decision on July 23, citing the absence of a key figure in the proceedings. According to court officials, the presence of Chérif Zeyni Abidin Sy, identified as a presumed accomplice, is deemed…

The judicial saga surrounding the falsified signature of Ousmane Sonko continues to unfold in Dakar, with Khardiata Tandian still behind bars. The Correctional Court had initially scheduled its verdict for July 9, 2026, but once again, the deliberation has been pushed back—this time to July 23. This marks the second postponement in the case, as the tribunal seeks to ensure all procedural elements are thoroughly examined. Another adjournment driven by missing key witness The latest delay stems from the continued absence of Chérif Zeyni Abidin Sy, the alleged accomplice in…

Sonko cuts short parliamentary recess, what’s next for Senegal’s assembly Senegal’s National Assembly President Ousmane Sonko has abruptly ended the parliamentary recess, convening an emergency meeting of lawmakers. The move follows the Constitutional Council’s decision to strike down Law No. 18/2026, a constitutional reform bill that had sparked intense debate across the nation. An unexpected return to work Just days after the National Assembly closed its doors for the summer recess on June 30, Ousmane Sonko has called an urgent session of the Assembly’s leadership for this Friday at 3:00…

In a decisive statement, Ousmane Sonko, President of the National Assembly, addressed the nation regarding the Constitutional Council’s verdict on the constitutional reform bill passed by lawmakers. The leader of the Pastef party acknowledged the ruling of the so-called Sept Sages as binding and final, leaving no room for debate on its validity. « Beyond the opinions and interpretations that may arise from the reasoning behind this decision, one thing remains clear: this ruling applies to everyone. Case closed, » Sonko declared in an official statement. He emphasized the importance…

The Speaker of the National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has acknowledged the Constitutional Council’s ruling that declared the recently passed constitutional reform bill unconstitutional. In a public statement, Sonko, who also leads the Pastef party, emphasized that the decision of the ‘Seven Sages’ must be respected by all stakeholders. ‘Beyond any interpretations or differing opinions on the motivations behind the ruling, one thing is clear: this decision is binding for everyone. Duly noted,’ Sonko wrote in his official communication. The head of parliament went on to highlight the importance of institutional…