In a decisive move to enhance fiscal prudence, Nigerien authorities have announced the dissolution of multiple entities under the Office of the President and the Prime Minister’s Cabinet. The stated

The Mobile Brigade for Economic Control and Fraud Repression (BMCRF) is taking firm action against the unjustified surge in cement prices sweeping across Burkina Faso’s construction sector. The authority has

In an increasingly volatile security environment, the release of a new video by the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM) on Thursday, June 11, 2026, has plunged

Cameroon’s road infrastructure: 2,442 km paved, but bottlenecks persist, MINTP updates at Yaoundé event Ongoing road projects, achievements, the backbone network, and constraints hampering sector performance were the key topics

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

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