Absence of Cameroon’s president triggers deep uncertainty For 57 days, President Paul Biya has remained invisible to the public eye, sparking intense speculation about his health and the future of

Celebrating decades of mutual growth and peace Libreville recently hosted a distinguished gathering at the Chinese embassy, where the 99th anniversary of the founding of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA)

Government Reassures Amid Extended Absence Yaoundé — After nearly two months out of the public eye, Cameroon’s authorities have broken their silence. Officials confirm President Paul Biya remains alive and

The political landscape of Sénégal is currently shaped by the prominent roles of several influential figures, notably Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Ousmane Sonko. Their actions and positions are central to

Chad’s capital embraces new wedding trends In N’Djamena, wedding celebrations are undergoing a cultural metamorphosis that has sparked widespread discussion. While some view this evolution as harmless modernization, others see

Eight weeks have passed since Cameroonian President Paul Biya departed for what was described as a “short private stay in Europe,” yet he remains outside the country. At 93 years

The governments of Senegal and Gambia have taken a decisive step toward resolving a long-standing border dispute by signing a definitive agreement on the joint delimitation of their shared frontier.

At Space Forum Africa 2026 in Lomé, leaders from science, business, and government shifted focus from space exploration to practical solutions. From July 28 to 30, policymakers, researchers, investors, and

The recent Spanish court decision sparks unprecedented migration surge into Ceuta The Moroccan government had already raised concerns with Spain about potential migration challenges stemming from a recent Spanish Supreme

The Cameroonian government is banking heavily on securing a fresh deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to plug a critical funding gap in its 2027–2029 medium-term economic and budget

With 93 years of age and over four decades in power, Cameroon’s President Paul Biya has now surpassed his own record for the longest absence from public view. Departing on

In a significant step toward deepening regional collaboration, Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema and Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio concluded a pivotal bilateral meeting at Freetown’s State House.