Actus. Chadian former Prime Minister and prominent opposition figure, Succès Masra, received a presidential pardon from President Mahamat Idriss Déby on Friday. Masra had been serving a firm 20-year prison

The tension between Senegal’s executive and legislative branches has escalated into a full-blown confrontation. Yesterday, lawmakers in the National Assembly rejected every amendment proposed by Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s government during

Air Sénégal has successfully concluded a long-standing international dispute with the American leasing group Carlyle, marking a significant milestone in the restructuring of its fleet. The resolution, finalized in Dakar,

Chad Chad’s transport transformation: 66 years on, a national imperative Sixty-six years after gaining independence, Chad faces a critical challenge: developing its intercity transport network to invigorate the economy and

The recent presidential pardon granted to French intelligence agent Yann V. in Mali stands as a clear testament to the effectiveness and discretion of Moroccan diplomacy in navigating Sahelian crises.

Lire dans l’app Share Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno Succès Masra In a pivotal move reshaping Chad’s political landscape, transitional leader Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno has granted a full pardon to

Sénégal: the day’s key developments on friday, august 14, 2026 Key political and social shifts marked the final stretch of the workweek in Sénégal. Former Port autonome de Dakar director

Djed Spence has touched down in Italy to complete the formalities for his high-profile move to Inter Milan. The England international, who has been in impressive form during his time

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Is a federal Cameroon within reach once more? The question of reviving Cameroon’s federal structure has resurfaced in national debates, raising hopes for a resolution to the long-standing Anglophone crisis.

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, political and security tensions are reaching a critical point. The resurgence of the M23 rebellion in the east, alongside allegations of political repression in