The cyberattack on Gabon’s SEEG stands as one of the most severe digital incidents to strike a public utility operator in Central Africa in recent years. Between the night of

The Board of Directors of Gabon’s Caisse des Pensions et des Prestations Familiales (CPPF) convened its first ordinary session of 2026 on July 31 in Libreville. Chaired by Jean Blaise

President Alassane Ouattara of Côte d’Ivoire recently affirmed the nation’s steadfast progress, noting its consistently vibrant economy. The country maintains one of the highest annual growth rates in the region

Following a constitutional amendment passed in November 2025, Benin has established a new Senate, designed to regulate the nation’s political landscape and foster stability. The upper house comprises 25 members

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Less than two months after the official handover of presidential duties following his second term, Patrice Talon has been elected President of Benin’s newly established Senate. The announcement came on

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United Nations flags growing ISIS presence in Africa’s critical regions The United Nations has raised the alarm over a persistently high terror threat in the Sahel and around the Lake

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Cholera outbreak in Chad claims 13 lives, over 230 cases reported Chad is grappling with a rapidly spreading cholera epidemic that has already claimed 13 lives and infected 239 people.

Patrice Talon elected president of Benin’s first Senate In a historic move, former Beninese President Patrice Talon has been elected president of the country’s inaugural Senate, marking a new chapter