The recent Ebola case detected in Nigeria has sent shockwaves through Cameroon, where authorities are scrambling to tighten border controls even as public skepticism deepens. […]
Author: Yacouba Boukari
Benin-UAE trade deal: a game-changing momentum for west african commerce
In a landmark move that signals a turning point in economic diplomacy, Benin and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have inked a groundbreaking Comprehensive Economic […]
Cameroon’s vice-presidential stalemate: analyzing Biya’s succession survival tactics
Constitutional amendments spark delayed vice-presidential appointment The prolonged absence of a vice-president in Cameroon isn’t merely a political maneuver or an ongoing power structure negotiation […]
Senegal’s 2026 adjusted finance bill: PM Lo defends adjustments amid political tensions
Senegal’s Prime Minister, Al Aminou Lo, has firmly defended the 2026 Rectified Finance Bill (LFR), asserting it directly aligns with the Initial Finance Law (LFI) […]
Gabon’s leader takes control after Prospector 5 disaster as BW Energy faces scrutiny
In a bold move that merges industrial accountability with political signaling, Gabon’s transitional leader Brice Oligui Nguema has publicly confronted BW Energy, the Norwegian oil […]
Gabon ends 8-month social media blackout amid government crackdown criticism
The Gabonese government has lifted an eight-month ban on social media platforms, a move announced by the High Authority for Communication (HAC) that has intensified […]
Sahel’s shifting battleground: as jihadist groups clash, who guards the citizens?
The once-simmering rivalry between the Islamic State in the Sahel and the Group for Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM) has erupted into a full-blown […]
Gabon’s administration in flux: public reactions and skepticism over China’s reform agenda
Gabon is navigating a pivotal moment as the government’s plan to overhaul its public administration through Chinese expertise sparks intense public debate and mixed reactions. […]
Algeria’s bold Sahel shift: parliament’s historic session signals military momentum
The urgent summoning of Algeria’s parliament on 25 October marks a potential turning point in the nation’s military engagement across the Sahel. While speculation swirls […]
The decisive shift: how one Cameroun champion’s death exposes Russia’s africans recruitment drive
The death of 41-year-old William Célestin Fokam on the ukrainian frontline marks a turning point in the hidden crisis of African fighters caught in Russia’s […]
Gabon’s decentralisation: public debate and the road ahead after political commitments
The meeting between president Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema and senate president Huguette Nyana Ekoume has sparked a national conversation: can Gabon’s decentralisation reform succeed without […]
Togo’s 2027 budget: the decisive shift reshaping priorities and accountability
The 2027 budget proposal for Togo, valued at 2,684.1 billion FCFA, marks a pivotal moment in the nation’s financial strategy, aiming to bolster security, economic […]