Mapping gender-based violence support services takes shape in N’Djamena The Association of Feminist Leaders for Access to Rights and Gender Equity in Chad (AFLADEGT) is hosting a two-day validation workshop

The traditional leaders of Benin remain deeply rooted in the nation’s sociocultural fabric, enjoying both public trust and formal state recognition. They serve as guardians of local traditions, values, and

Omer Mbadi Cameroun correspondent Cocoa Challenges plaguing Cameroon’s cocoa sector In the heart of Cameroon’s lush southern regions, cocoa farmers are grappling with an unprecedented series of challenges that threaten

Key challenge(s) How can street food vendors operating near the port maintain sustainable livelihoods while ensuring clean, safe food for customers and themselves? Successful initiative After observing unsafe working conditions

Chad’s capital embraces new wedding trends In N’Djamena, wedding celebrations are undergoing a cultural metamorphosis that has sparked widespread discussion. While some view this evolution as harmless modernization, others see

With rising demand for fresh, locally grown food in Bamako, Mali’s organic markets are gaining ground by promoting short supply chains and responsible consumption. For over a decade, the Resapac

On July 31, Africa honors its women. The African Union has designated 2026 as the Year of Water: « Ensuring sustainable access to clean water and safe sanitation to achieve

Historic Week to Honor Women’s Contributions in Côte d’Ivoire The first-ever National Week of Celebration for Women Nation-Builders kicked off this Thursday, July 30, at the Yopougon town hall, marking

Touba, July 30, 2026 — With the Grand Magal of Touba just days away on August 2, 2026, Senegal’s National Assembly President Ousmane Sonko paid a respectful visit to the

For over a quarter-century, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has grappled with an enduring food crisis. Currently, a staggering 26.5 million individuals across the DRC face profound hunger, struggling

The atmosphere in Bamako’s courtroom turned electric on Monday, July 20, as an unprecedented twist unfolded during the high-profile trial of soldiers and civilians accused of plotting to overthrow the