The government of Bénin has adopted an unprecedented corrective budget for the year 2026. Guided by the vision of the new head of state, Romuald
Author: Pierre Tchuente
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French business leaders explore investment prospects in Rabat
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Côte d’Ivoire plans high-speed train linking Abidjan to Yamoussoukro
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Dr Congo: constitutional reform sparks national debate amid academic discussions
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Human Rights Watch exposes M23 forced recruitment and inhumane detention in eastern DRC
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