Addressing the President of the National Assembly, Serigne Khalifa Kounta delivered a powerful statement: « Ndongo daara le, arabisan le, ku mokeul alxour ane le ». Serigne Khalifa Kounta, the

Senegal’s national assembly launches new public policy evaluation committee This mechanism will enable deputies to ensure that public funds are utilized efficiently and with full transparency. A significant reform has

A heated debate unfolded within the National Assembly as Deputy Abdou Mbow took the floor, presenting a troubling assessment of the nation’s state. The parliamentarian emphatically declared, “there is a

Cameroonian authorities have moved to suspend the divestment of shares held by the Somdiaa group in the Société sucrière du Cameroun (Sosucam), the nation’s leading sugar industry operator. This pause,

The newly established Committee for Public Policy Evaluation (CEPP) is tasked with structuring, guiding, and monitoring parliamentary assessments of public policies. Its core objective is to bolster oversight of government

Chad secures significant Chinese grants for development initiatives Chad has received substantial new financial backing from China. Two grant agreements, collectively valued at 300 million yuan – equivalent to approximately

After six decades marked by what has frequently been described as erratic land management, the Togolese government now articulates a new ambition: to transform the land sector into a genuine

Political figures in Senegal frequently adapt their rhetoric, shifting stances to align with prevailing circumstances and personal interests, often leaving the populace feeling manipulated. The dynamic between Ousmane Sonko and

In an intense pursuit of nationalistic display and short-term political victories, Nigerien authorities have recently taken a particularly alarming step. By signing a colossal $1.9 billion agreement with the enigmatic

Lotissements : Ousmane Sonko demande des précisions au ministre de la Justice À l’issue de la séance plénière consacrée à la ratification de six propositions de résolution portant création de

After an absence spanning more than two months, Paul Biya, Cameroon’s president since 1982 and the world’s longest-serving head of state, made his return to Yaoundé on Thursday, August 20.