A significant controversy has emerged in Gabon following the introduction of a new ordinance aimed at regulating digital interactions. Although the text is dated February
Month: April 2026
Benin 2026 presidential election: ‘les démocrates’ congratulates wadagni-talata and outlines key recommendations
Benin’s prominent opposition party, « Les Démocrates », formally extended its republican felicitations to the newly elected duo of Romuald Wadagni and Mariam Chabi Talata.
Martin ziguélé critiques central african republic’s political and economic trajectory
Martin Ziguélé, a prominent opposition figure and former head of government for the MLPC, has voiced significant concerns regarding the Central African Republic’s political climate.
Barcelona knocked out of champions league by atletico madrid despite comeback win
The FC Barcelona dream of lifting the Champions League trophy has been shattered once again, as they were knocked out in the quarter-finals by Atlético
Niger’s general Tiani navigates dual pressures: secret talks and military discontent
General Abdourahamane Tiani finds himself at a critical juncture, attempting a high-stakes maneuver to stabilize Niger amid a multifaceted terrorist threat and simmering discontent within
State visit of mauritanian president to France highlights strategic partnership
The President of the French Republic welcomed Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, President of Mauritania, to the Élysée Palace in Paris this Wednesday for an
Mauritanian president’s state visit to strengthen France-Mauritania ties
The President of France welcomed Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, President of Mauritania, at the Élysée Palace in Paris this Wednesday. With just one month
Mauritanian president’s state visit to France strengthens bilateral ties
The President of Mauritania, Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, concluded a landmark state visit to France this week, marking the first high-level encounter between the
Soaring election fees lock out opposition candidates in africa
“Scripted victories”, “predictable outcomes”, “incumbent presidents winning outright”. The 2025 African presidential elections followed a disturbing trend: opposition candidates were systematically excluded before campaigns even
Soaring election fees block opposition in west african polls
Predictable outcomes. Uncontested victories. Incumbent presidents securing first-round wins. These patterns defined Africa’s 2025 presidential elections, where opposition figures faced systematic exclusion before campaigns even
Soaring election costs lock opposition out in african polls
“Fixed outcomes,” “predictable contests,” and “incumbent triumphs in first rounds.” These phrases increasingly describe presidential elections across Africa in 2025. The worrying trend? Opposition candidates
Soaring election fees block opposition in african polls
“Rigged from the start”, “no surprises”, “incumbent wins in first round”. The 2025 African presidential elections followed a disturbing pattern: opposition candidates were systematically sidelined