Côte d’Ivoire has set the ambitious goal of significantly reducing its carbon footprint by 2035 while maintaining annual growth above 7%. ©Freepik Politics Côte d’Ivoire to introduce carbon tax to

Modern warfare is increasingly defined by drones, and recent international conflicts have proven that traditional defence systems are becoming obsolete. That is why Morocco has decided to act swiftly. The

In Rabat this Monday, the Director of the UNESCO Regional Office for the Maghreb, Charaf Ahmimed, extended high praise for the scientific excellence demonstrated by the National Institute of Agronomic

Lazio confirmed on Tuesday that Gennaro Gattuso has taken over as head coach. The former midfielder returns to Serie A after narrowly failing to guide Italy to the 2026 World

Maman Kamto, cameroonian opposition activist, dies after stroke Tributes pour in for the dedicated activist who suffered a third stroke on Monday, 22 June 2026. The Movement for the Rebirth

A decade after divesting its onshore interests and exiting the local energy landscape, the British multinational Shell is preparing for a significant reentry into Gabon. The energy giant has formalized

Morocco secures nine high-level posts in African Union, boosting continental influence These nine new seats represent much more than a symbolic presence: they place Morocco within several of the most

What is the true extent of corruption in Gabon? From 29 June to 1 July 2026, Libreville will host a team of international experts sent by the United Nations Office

La Republique democratique du Congo (RDC), le Rwanda et le Haut-Commissariat des Nations Unies pour les refugies (HCR) visent a franchir une nouvelle etape dans le processus de rapatriement volontaire

Acting on the directives of President Ibrahim Traoré, the Minister of Security, Mahamadou Sana, conducted a comprehensive field visit to Nayala province this Sunday. The mission was designed to scrutinize

Securing nine leadership posts across several African Union bodies, Morocco demonstrates its rising influence in continental governance. From institutional reforms and migration issues to financing, environment, and economic integration, the

Lomé’s government has suffered a significant setback in regional judicial proceedings. The ECOWAS Court of Justice, responding to a petition filed by civil society groups and democratic organizations, has ruled