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Côte d’Ivoire has taken a bold step to align its youth workforce with the demands of a rapidly evolving economy through the Passeport-Compétences initiative. On June 18, 2026, in Abidjan, the National Agency for Vocational Training (AGEFOP) unveiled a groundbreaking skills-needs assessment report, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s vocational education strategy. The pilot phase of this study, conducted in the Sud-Comoé region, Yopougon municipality, and the Savanes District, engaged over 800 formal and informal sector entities. This data-driven approach aims to eliminate the persistent mismatch between education and…

Cameroon is taking decisive steps to transform its waste management system into a circular economy model. By 2030, the government aims to allocate 2% of the national budget to circular economy initiatives, as outlined in the National Roadmap for Circular Economy 2025-2035, developed by the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Territorial Development. Under this plan, projected spending on circular economy efforts will reach 62.8 billion Central African francs (FCFA) in 2025, with an additional 30 billion FCFA dedicated to waste management. Together, these allocations represent 1.27% of the state budget,…

Michael Olise is currently making waves during his debut World Cup appearance with the France national team. The 24-year-old winger has become a sensation, drawing significant interest through his performances for both the Bleus and his current club, Bayern Munich. Although he is committed to the German giants until June 2029, Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez appears undeterred and is reportedly ready to orchestrate a landmark deal to bring the attacker to Spain. The World Cup has been in full swing for ten days, providing a global stage for the…

The Barreau du Cameroun played a key role in the launch of the Founders Museum in Yaoundé, an event tied to the 250th anniversary of American independence. The exhibition, hosted by the U.S. Embassy, served as a platform for discussing democracy, governance, and the rule of law in Cameroon. A high-level delegation from the Cameroonian Bar Association, led by Me Serges Martin Zangue, Secretary of the Bar, Me Adeline Fouegoum, Treasurer, and Me Philippe Memong, representing the Bâtonnier for the Centre, South, and East regions, attended the event. Strengthening democratic…

In the heart of Cameroon, a new generation of media professionals is rising. Despite the chilling memory of Martinez Zogo’s murder, these young reporters are standing their ground against threats to safeguard their editorial freedom. Within the bustling streets of Douala, Jambo FM has taken a bold step by placing its most critical time slots in the hands of youthful talent. This team is currently navigating a landscape filled with pressure, yet they remain committed to their independence. Located at the Entrée de la gare in the vibrant Deido district,…

Tourisme médical : plus de 1.700 séances de dialyse réalisées par Diaverum pour des patients étrangers au Maroc Santé et Sciences 22/06/2026 Par LNT Le Maroc continue de développer son offre dans le domaine du tourisme médical spécialisé. Diaverum Maroc, opérateur spécialisé en néphrologie, indique avoir réalisé plus de 1.700 séances de dialyse au profit de patients internationaux au … By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent

Economy Woleu-Ntem: Gabon’s green tourism showcase takes shape ahead of 2026 event Editorial team June 22, 2026 184 No comments Libreville, June 22, 2026 — With the 2026 Tourism Caravan on the horizon, Gabon’s government is doubling down on its strategy to elevate the country’s natural heritage. Minister of Sustainable Tourism and Crafts, Professor Marcelle Ibinga Itsitsa, selected Woleu-Ntem Province as her operational base for a two-day assessment that went far beyond routine administrative duties. The northern province, celebrated for its dense forests, cultural traditions, and skilled artisans, served as…

Face à une situation financière préoccupante, l’OM doit impérativement alléger sa masse salariale et réaliser des ventes significatives avant le 30 juin. Pour éviter des sanctions de l’UEFA et garantir sa participation aux compétitions européennes, le nouveau président marseillais Stéphane Richard, épaulé par le directeur sportif Grégory Lorenzi, prépare un dégraissage estival majeur. Parmi les joueurs à forte valeur marchande susceptibles de quitter la cité phocéenne, Mason Greenwood figure en tête de liste. L’AS Roma en pole position pour Greenwood Le profil de Mason Greenwood a particulièrement séduit l’AS Roma,…