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 […]
Gabon’s digital future under scrutiny after Libreville innovation week
As the Gabon Digital Week unfolds in Libreville this October, the nation’s digital transformation strategy faces intense public debate. The five-day event, held at the […]
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 […]
After the M23 beer trade scandal: what next for eastern DRC’s economy and security?
Public outrage erupts as M23’s illegal beer empire unravels The revelation that eastern Democratic Republic of Congo‘s (DRC) M23 armed faction has built a lucrative […]
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. […]
Gabon connect sparks debate on public sector reform and next steps
The unveiling of Gabon Connect at a Federation of Gabonese Enterprises (FEG) event, attended by Deputy Prime Minister Hermann Immongault, has triggered widespread discussion on […]
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 […]
Benin’s bold leap: entering global top 100 for economic freedom in 2026
In a defining moment for its economic trajectory, Benin has secured its place among the world’s top 100 nations for economic freedom, climbing to 99th […]
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 […]
Ukraine’s bold shift: freezing the front without surrendering an inch
The war in Ukraine has reached a potential turning point. On October 21, 2026, president Volodymyr Zelensky announced Ukraine’s readiness to freeze the frontlines at […]
Mali’s military at a crossroads: arms trafficking and desertions spark a turning point
The Malian transitional authorities have long touted the growing strength of the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) and their sovereign control over national territory. Yet the […]
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 […]