Foot, Ligue 2, Play-offs Maubleu’s masterclass: Saint-Étienne secures thrilling play-off victory against Rodez Following a goalless and often uneventful encounter, Saint-Étienne emerged victorious in a tense penalty shootout (0-0, 7-6

A French national facing arrest in Senegal over homosexuality as anti-LGBTQ+ laws tighten The French government is closely monitoring the situation of a French citizen detained in Senegal on charges

Bamako residents are facing severe hardships as GSIM enforces a blockade that has severed critical supply routes, directly impacting civilian safety and survival. Human rights advocates warn that this siege

In the heart of N’Djamena, a digital revolution is reshaping how young women view themselves—often with dangerous consequences. Social media platforms have become battlegrounds where filters, edits, and curated lives

After a decade of aggressive expansion under the banners of mercenary operations, disinformation campaigns, and anti-Western populism, the Kremlin’s African strategy now faces an insurmountable reality. What once appeared as

PolitiqueTchad Un an que l’opposant Succès Masra est en prison au Tchad This Saturday, May 16, marks a full year since Succès Masra was incarcerated. What remains of Les Transformateurs,

Tchad Cultural bridge: Chad and China strengthen academic ties through chinese language contest N’Djamena hosted the national finals of the Chinese language competition, highlighting six years of cultural and academic

Algeria and Chad have formalized a landmark agreement to fast-track infrastructure development projects during a high-level meeting in N’Djamena on Thursday. The deal focuses on streamlining cooperation in public works

Export restrictions strain Burkina Faso’s livestock sector before Ramadan As the Muslim community prepares to observe Ramadan—a month marked by heightened consumption—the Burkina Faso government’s strict livestock export ban has

An era concludes: President Talon’s final cabinet meeting Under the solemn grandeur of the Palais de la Marina, President Patrice Talon convened what would be the final council of ministers

West Africa stands at a crossroads, where democratic principles clash with entrenched political interests. At the heart of this standoff is the limitation of presidential mandates, a doctrine championed by

Tchad opposition movement issues urgent call for nationwide protests against government crackdown The political wing of the Tchad opposition coalition Wakit Tama has escalated its campaign against what it describes