Gabon’s fiscal health took a notable turn for the worse in 2025, with the national budget deficit ballooning to 5.3% of gross domestic product (GDP), up from 3.8% the previous

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The judicial saga surrounding Kemi Seba, the prominent panafricanist activist, has taken a dramatic turn in Pretoria as South African authorities tighten their grip. A regional court deferred a decision

Politics Identity and citizenship in Cameroon: debunking myths around autochtony In the view of analyst Oscar Njiki, the Constitution guarantees equal rights for all citizens. Rights are not determined by

This year’s annual general assembly of Shelter Afrique—the pan-African housing and urban development financier—kicked off in Rabat with a bold agenda: unlocking sustainable financing for Africa’s rapidly expanding cities. The

The bustling city of Lomé served as the backdrop for a high-stakes diplomatic gathering on June 7 and 8, 2026, where regional mediators convened to reassess the escalating crisis in

The capital of Togo recently hosted a pivotal gathering on June 7–8, 2026, where regional mediators convened to address the escalating crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

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In a sweeping security measure, the Malian government has imposed a temporary ban on the circulation of high-displacement motorcycles outside major urban centers. The decision, valid for one year with

The resumption of military cooperation between Chad and France has triggered intense debate across the Sahel region. Reports indicate that several French officers have quietly returned to N’Djamena since mid-April

Cameroon’s public sector gears up for massive 2026 recruitment drive with 2,305 new positions The Cameroonian government has officially unveiled a comprehensive recruitment campaign for 2026, targeting 2,305 vacancies across