In a momentous declaration, UEFA and its 55 member federations have taken an unprecedented stance against FIFA’s proposal to open the capital of its flagship competitions to private investors. The

Gabon has successfully secured more than 524 billion F CFA from international financial markets, a clear and powerful message to global investors. Marking its significant reentry into these crucial financial

Cameroon’s public treasury successfully mobilized 800.7 billion CFA francs on the domestic market during the first half of 2026, translating to approximately 1.4 billion US dollars. This figure, highlighted in

A pivotal moment for Bénin’s institutional landscape unfolded at the Palais des Gouverneurs in Porto-Novo. With the formal establishment of the Senate, Bénin definitively transitions from a unicameral legislative system,

The 27th anniversary celebration of the Moroccan Throne Day in Bamako served as a platform to highlight the robust economic cooperation between Mali and Morocco. Diplomatic discussions centered on the

When Lucas Chevalier joined Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) a year ago, he was touted as France’s next top goalkeeper. Fast-forward to today, and his future at the club is under serious

Morocco-Chad ties celebrated in N’Djamena During Chad’s Throne Day festivities, Morocco’s Ambassador to Chad highlighted the dynamic economic and diplomatic cooperation between the two nations under King Mohammed VI’s leadership.

The President of Gabon, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, landed in Banjul, Gambia’s capital, yesterday to begin a four-day working and goodwill visit. He was warmly received by Gambia’s President Adama

The Chad-Cameroon pipeline has become a steady financial lifeline for Cameroon’s public treasury. Between 2020 and 2025, the Cameroonian government collected 222.2 billion FCFA in transit fees from Chadian crude

The allegations leveled by Captain Romuald Effoudou against Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh have sent shockwaves through Cameroon, sparking intense political and public reactions. The serving officer’s accusations, delivered with precision, have

Civilian casualties in Kyrnia village On June 15, 2026, an aerial bombardment struck the village of Kyrnia in Mali’s Mopti region, leaving eight civilians dead, including three children, and several

The newly established Bénin Senate has commenced its operations, comprising 25 members who were either appointed by the Head of State or hold ex-officio positions, including former presidents. This legislative