The National Assembly of Bénin passed the 2026 rectificative finance law on Friday, 19 June 2026, with every present and represented deputy voting in favour. The legislation adjusts the state

Libreville, Friday 19 June 2026 – For decades, the Grande Loge du Gabon (GLG) cultivated discretion, influence, and the image of an institution capable of weathering political storms without exposing

During a meeting in Addis Ababa, Morocco’s ambassador and permanent representative to the African Union and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), Mohamed Arrouchi, sat down with UNECA

Burundi reaffirms unwavering support for Morocco over Sahara Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita met with Burundian counterpart Edouard Bizimana in Rabat. On Friday, 19 June 2026, Burundi reiterated its “constant and

The government of Bénin has expressed its solidarity with the people of Niger following the attacks that occurred near the Diori-Hamani international airport in Niamey on Thursday, 18 June 2026.

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One of the most influential players in Africa’s energy sector now finds itself embroiled in a judicial storm whose consequences could extend well beyond French borders. The Franco-British group Perenco

The Front for the Defense of Democracy and the Republic (FDR) has called for the formation of a broad front against the current administration following the Constitutional Council’s decision on

Libreville — Africa has reached a pivotal milestone in its drive for universal electricity access. More than 50 million people across 40 countries are now connected under the “Mission 300”

The Constitutional Council: from boldness to avoidance On 15 February 2024, Senegal’s Constitutional Council surprised many with its audacity. Faced with a major institutional crisis, it fully assumed its role