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PoliticsDemocratic Republic of Congo Dr Congo to deploy 20,000-strong mining guard unit The Congolese government is in talks with a private firm to train 20,000
Unprecedented tensions are emerging at the highest levels of the Senegalese government following the review of the nation’s Constitution. After the National Assembly adopted the
During the closing ceremony of the Gabon Economic Forum (GEF), Alain-Claude Kouakoua, who chairs the Federation of Gabonese Enterprises (FEG), brought critical focus to the
PSG’s transfer window is heating up with both arrivals and departures expected. While the Parisian club is looking to strengthen after winning a second consecutive
With the onset of each rainy season, a familiar pattern unfolds across Togo. Thoroughfares become inundated, urban districts are submerged, residences are compromised by floodwaters,
Félix Tshisekedi The debate over constitutional reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to split the country’s political and social landscape. The issue
The Western Sahara remains Africa’s last unresolved decolonization issue. Designated by the United Nations as a non-self-governing territory, this region is the stage for a
Paris Saint-Germain is preparing for a dynamic transfer period, anticipating both new arrivals and significant departures. Among those set to leave the capital club is
Abidjan witnessed a significant announcement regarding Endeavour Mining’s substantial contribution to the Ivorian economy. Between 2021 and 2025, the mining firm injected an impressive 1,710
President bassirou diomaye faye’s strategic referendum move challenges ousmane sonko’s parliamentary win President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has made a pivotal decision: to put the proposed
Bénin Special Prosecutor Mario Mètonou represented Bénin as a distinguished expert at the annual Council session of the World Customs Organization (WCO) in Brussels on