World Bank Grants Tunisia $430 Million to Advance Clean Energy Transition
The World Bank announced on Tuesday, November 11, that it has signed a $430 million financing agreement with Tunisia to support the country’s shift towards […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Morocco, Rwanda determined to upgrade military cooperation, foster concertation between their armies
Morocco and Rwanda have voiced their shared determination to upgrade their military cooperation and to foster exchange and concertation between the two countries’ armies. This […]
Gabonese Court Opens Trial of Sylvia and Noureddin Bongo in Absentia
The trial of Sylvia Bongo, wife of former Gabonese President Ali Bongo, and their eldest son Noureddin, along with 11 close associates, began on Monday, […]
Senegal’s Prime Minister Urges Citizens to Endure ‘Two to Three Years’ of Sacrifice for Economic Recovery
Senegal’s Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, on Saturday, November 8, called on citizens to accept “sacrifices” over the next two to three years to help the […]
Guinea’s Supreme Court Releases Provisional List of Nine Candidates for 28 December Presidential Election
Guinea’s Supreme Court released over the week-end a provisional list of nine candidates cleared to contest the country’s presidential election scheduled for 28 December. Among […]
Paul Biya Extends 43-Year Rule with Eighth Presidential Term in Cameroon
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya was sworn in on Thursday for an unprecedented eighth term, cementing his 43-year grip on power after winning 53.66% of the […]
Amnesty Accuses Tunisia of Widespread Abuses Against Migrants, EU of ‘Complicity’
Amnesty International has condemned Tunisia for what it describes as “horrific” human rights violations against refugees and migrants, particularly those from sub-Saharan Africa. In a […]
EU Urges Humanitarian Corridor Amid Renewed Congo Conflict
The European Union has called on parties involved in the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to open a humanitarian corridor and allow the […]
Benin, Togo and Niger Owe Nigeria $20 Million for Electricity Supply
Nigeria remains a critical power supplier in West Africa despite its ongoing domestic electricity shortages. In the first half of 2025, Benin, Togo, and Niger […]
Ivorian Constitutional Council Confirms Ouattara’s Fourth-Term Victory
The Constitutional Council of Côte d’Ivoire has formally validated on Tuesday President Alassane Ouattara’s re-election for a fourth five-year term, confirming the results of the […]