Gagnoa, 06 juil 2026 – The Ouragahio commune recently undertook a thorough assessment of its women’s empowerment policy. Mayor Dr. Pierre Dacoury-Tabley led this evaluation, which took place during a special tribute ceremony for the commune’s women, affectionately known as ‘Mother’s Day’. Sub-prefect Tié-Bi Assi Apo Josiane presided over the event on Saturday, July 4, 2026, held within the municipal courtyard. The initiatives reviewed spanned several crucial areas, including literacy training and fundamental accounting skills for women traders. Significant attention was also given to maternal and child healthcare, alongside efforts…
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 MoreGabon’s oil paradox: global price surge bypasses national coffers
Global crude output from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries experienced a significant resurgence in June. The cartel’s eleven member states collectively pumped an impressive 19.43 million barrels per day, marking an uplift of 3.3 million barrels daily compared to May. This notable increase followed May’s figures, which saw supply dip to its lowest point since at least the year 2000. This surge is largely attributable to the gradual resumption of production capacities in Kuwait and Iran, with Tehran successfully re-initiating its oil exports after the United States lifted…
Read MoreSenegal president diomaye faye launches new political party amid rising tensions
The rift between Senegalese President Diomaye Faye and his former Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, appears irreversible. The President’s announcement of a new political party in the coming days underscores this irreconcilable divide. Once united under the PASTEF banner, the two leaders now find themselves at loggerheads, with little hope of reconciliation. Will Diomaye Faye achieve his political ambitions? The odds seem stacked against him. The priorities of the Senegalese people, already sidelined, risk being pushed even further down the agenda. Strategic alliances and state leverage Faye holds significant influence, backed…
Read MoreGabon’s digital leap: a new era for data sovereignty
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially inaugurated Gabon’s pioneering data center on Friday, a landmark facility situated within the Nkok special economic zone. Developed by ST Digital Data Center Services, this crucial infrastructure significantly enhances local data hosting capabilities, bolsters national cybersecurity, and accelerates the country’s broader digital transformation journey. Certified as Tier III compliant, the center adheres to rigorous international standards. Its establishment is set to dramatically improve Gabon’s national data storage capacity, provide robust support for cloud computing services, and empower both government administrations and private enterprises. Ultimately,…
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 MoreCameroon secures 623 billion FCFA from AFD in 2025, leading central africa’s development funding
Cameroon alone commands nearly 30% of the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) Group’s regional portfolio across Central Africa. The French institution’s 2025 activity report reveals an outstanding commitment of 949.6 million euros, equivalent to approximately 623 billion FCFA, distributed among 51 ongoing projects. This substantial volume positions Yaoundé ahead of other regional capitals, including Kinshasa (741.4 million euros), Libreville (646.3 million euros), Brazzaville (484.9 million euros), N’Djamena (308.7 million euros), and Bangui (144.7 million euros). A detailed breakdown by entity clarifies the structure of this significant engagement. The AFD proper…
Read MoreMaroc: les avocats en grève illimitée devant le Parlement
Les robes noires se rassemblent devant le Parlement pour dénoncer un projet de loi qui porterait atteinte à leur indépendance. Déterminés à poursuivre leur mobilisation, les avocats continuent de réclamer le retrait du texte. Le mouvement plonge de nombreux justiciables dans l'incertitude, en particulier les personnes placées en détention préventive. Les juridictions du Royaume restent fortement perturbées par cette grève illimitée. L'Association des barreaux du Maroc (ABAM) est l'instance qui fédère l'ensemble des ordres d'avocats du Royaume. Le blocage est avant tout une crise de confiance, selon les représentants de…
Read MorePSG’s Gonçalo Ramos Transfer: Italy’s Attention Returns
The first major move of the summer for PSG has been confirmed as the club has reached an agreement with AC Milan to sign Gonçalo Ramos for a whopping €74m, excluding bonuses. As a result, attention is being focused on the Portuguese forward’s performances at the World Cup, and his goal against Croatia left no doubt about his quality. The transfer deal has been met with surprise initially, but now even Italian media outlets are beginning to change their opinion after Ramos’ impressive display in the match that secured Portugal’s…
Read MoreNavigating political news in Cameroon with clarity
In Cameroon, political news isn’t just about headlines—it’s a puzzle where facts, whispers, and misinformation collide. A reshuffle announced without evidence, a WhatsApp rumor gaining traction, a statement taken out of context, and an official statement that partially corrects the narrative. For Cameroonians, whether at home or abroad, keeping up with politics means more than skimming articles. It’s about decoding who is speaking, why now, through which channel, and with what intent. Why political media reviews matter in Cameroon Cameroon’s political landscape generates multiple layers of information simultaneously. There’s institutional…
Read MorePsg’s barcola dilemma: a potential €150m transfer and a young successor
Currently excelling with the French national team at the World Cup, Bradley Barcola might be on the verge of departing Paris Saint-Germain before the summer transfer window closes. Premier League clubs are reportedly keen on the French forward, while PSG appears to have identified an ideal replacement for Barcola, whose potential sale could generate a substantial fee this summer. « I am focused on the World Cup. What happens next, I don’t know », Bradley Barcola (23 years old) recently shared regarding his highly uncertain future, amidst intense speculation about…
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,…
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