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

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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

Spain and Morocco agree on immediate deportation of irregular migrants from Ceuta and Melilla The migration crisis in Ceuta is driving tighter cooperation between Spain and Morocco, with Brussels reaffirming

Le Gabon réalise avec succès son retour sur les marchés financiers internationaux à travers une émission obligataire de 920 millions de dollars américains sur les marchés financiers internationaux, soit un

In a landmark move for Côte d’Ivoire’s future, Dr. Souleymane DIARRASSOUBA, Minister of Planning and Development, led a pivotal national workshop in Abidjan to validate the study for the National

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The recent ruling by the ECOWAS Court against Togo’s constitutional amendments has ignited a fierce debate in Lomé. While government officials dismiss the decision outright, the Association of Victims of

Sonko pays homage to Serigne Touba’s enduring values The president of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, paid a courtesy visit to the Grand Khalif of the Mouride Brotherhood, Serigne Mountakha

Health Ebola in Congo: open borders and stronger response needed With over 3,000 confirmed cases and nearly 1,500 deaths reported in the latest government update, the Ebola outbreak in the

Bénin has inaugurated its first-ever Senate, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s democratic evolution. The newly formed legislative body convened its inaugural session, bringing together representatives from across the