By decision No. 000007/MJGSCDH, taken on June 9, 2026, by the Minister of Justice, Keep of the Seals, Augustin Emane, and notified to Dr. Eddy Narcisse Minang, Prosecutor General at

In just ten years, Bénin has completely transformed its financial governance. The country achieved a historic score of 79 out of 100 in the latest Open Budget Survey, placing it

The economic engine of Togo is bracing for severe turbulence. The union representing workers at the Port Autonome de Lomé (PAL) has officially filed a three-day strike notice, scheduled from

On 25 April, Mali experienced a wave of coordinated attacks carried out by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM) and the Front de libération de l’Azawad (FLA). The assaults targeted

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Libreville – President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema on Wednesday inspected the major waterfront construction sites in the capital, reaffirming his commitment to turning the coastline into a driver of growth,

The president of the Senate, Sama Lukonde, announced on Wednesday, June 10, during a plenary sitting that the National Assembly had forwarded the proposed law setting out the conditions for

Gabon is laying the foundations for its post-oil industrial independence. Under the impetus of President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, construction has officially begun on the deep-water port of Kobé-Kobé. This

Mont-Bouët, the beating heart of Libreville’s informal economy, has become a stage for a persistent scourge that torments hundreds of traders. Gabon’s largest marketplace is once again at the center

The Yaoundé bypass road, a landmark urban infrastructure project in Cameroon, has attracted a new bidder. Indian firm Ashoka Buildcon Limited has officially entered the race for this contract, valued

Funeral programme for Alexis Dipanda Mouelle: schedule from June 22 to 27 The family of the former chief justice of Cameroon’s Supreme Court has released the full details of the

Gabon has taken a further step in regulating its biodiversity. From now on, the exploitation and commercialisation of iboga, a Central African endemic plant with psychotropic and therapeutic properties, require