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Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Gabon to the Tunisian Republic, Pierre Ntsiet Ngolo, recently unveiled his strategic diplomatic roadmap. His appointment in March 2024, followed by the presentation of his credentials to Tunisian Head of State, Kaïs Saëd, on November 6, 2025, marked the beginning of this important mission. A seasoned diplomat, Ambassador Ngolo has made a steadfast commitment to tirelessly work, alongside his dedicated teams, towards fortifying the bonds of friendship and cooperation between Libreville and Tunis. A core aspect of his mandate also involves ensuring the protection and well-being of the Gabonese community residing in Tunisia. Among the initial actions taken by Gabon's new diplomatic and consular authorities in Tunisia was to invigorate a sense...

Paris Saint-Germain has yet to finalize any new signings this summer, but the Parisian club is actively exploring several potential additions. Among their targets is West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes. However, securing the Portuguese international's signature presents a challenge, as he is also attracting significant interest from various English clubs, including Tottenham, now led by former Olympique Marseille coach Roberto De Zerbi. While Paris Saint-Germain undoubtedly boasts one of the world's most formidable squads, strategic adjustments are essential this summer. Other top clubs are strengthening their rosters, and PSG m...

A recent traffic regulation in Burkina Faso, permitting Mio motorcycles to utilize designated cycling lanes, has ignited considerable discussion. While some residents commend this innovative approach to managing urban flow, others voice apprehension regarding potential safety implications and the suitability of existing infrastructure.Ben Ouattara, a local delivery driver, expressed his approval, stating, "I believe this is a sound decision, especially since traffic itself is governed by law. If the authorities determine that Mio-type motorcycles should join smaller bikes on the dedicated lanes, I find that perfectly reasonable."Mio motorcycles, often described as compact and lightweight scooters, are popular choices for urban commutes due to their practicality and economical maintenance c...

On Thursday, June 18, 2026, Ivorian officials inaugurated a groundbreaking biochar production facility in Attinguié, located within the PK 31 industrial zone on the outskirts of Abidjan. This ambitious industrial endeavor, spearheaded by the Valency International group, aims to convert cashew shells – traditionally viewed as mere production waste – into valuable resources for the energy and industrial sectors. The inauguration ceremony saw the presence of numerous administrative officials, institutional representatives, and technical partners, with Minister of Commerce, Industry, and Crafts, Kalil Konaté, presiding over the event. Heralded as Africa's inaugural large-scale commercial unit dedicated to producing biochar from cashew shells, this facility is engineered to process approximatel...

Foot, Coupe du monde 2026Turkey eliminated from World Cup 2026 after Paraguay defeat despite numerical advantageJust days after a commanding yet ultimately unsuccessful performance against Australia, Turkey's World Cup 2026 journey came to an end following a narrow 0-1 loss to Paraguay. Despite securing an early numerical advantage for an entire half, the Turkish side, having conceded a swift opening goal, could not manage to turn the tide of the match and secure the vital points needed for qualification.voir plusdurée 1minma listepartagervidéos similaires00'39FootLe ballon de la Coupe du monde a voyagé jusque dans l’espace01'27Coupe du monde 2026,TurquieVincenzo Montella après l’élimination de la Turquie du Mondial 2026 : « Je suis désolé pour le peuple turc »00'39Foot,Tran...

A debilitating power crisis has gripped Libreville, striking at the worst possible time: the peak of the hot season. During these sweltering months, even basic comfort relies heavily on the constant operation of air conditioners and fans, making the current electricity disruption particularly agonizing for residents across the Gabonese capital.Since the early hours of June 15, customers of SEEG, the local utility company, have been unable to acquire EDAN units. These crucial credits are essential for powering their meters, effectively leaving thousands without electricity.In an official statement, SEEG acknowledged an “IT malfunction” that occurred overnight. However, the company failed to provide a precise timeline for the restoration of services, offering only a vague promise of an immin...

Coupe du monde 2026,Pays-Bas« Ce transfert, c'est un grand pas dans ma carrière, Ça booste ma confiance » : Jean-Paul van Hecke, l'Oranje qui valait 60 millionsJan Paul van Hecke lors de la conférence de presse des Pays-Bas, ce vendredi. (P. Noble/Reuters)Le défenseur néerlandais Jean-Paul van Hecke s'est présenté en conférence de presse à la veille de Pays-Bas - Suède, samedi (19 heures), et trois jours après son transfert à Tottenham.Régis Dupont à Houston (USA) publié le 20 juin 2026 à 03h33ma listecommenterréagir« Qu'est-ce que ça fait, d'être le joueur qui vaut 60 millions d'euros ? » La question a fait sourire Jean-Paul van Hecke. « C'est toujours difficile de s'exprimer sur ça, je suis surtout content pour ce que ça rapporte à ...

Further details have emerged concerning the terrorist assault that targeted a military installation within Niamey's Diori Hamani International Airport on Thursday, June 18, 2026. Following extensive clearing operations lasting several hours, the Nigerien army released an official assessment of the incident later that evening. The Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), an organization with ties to Al-Qaeda, asserted responsibility for the aggression. Niger's Defense and Security Forces successfully thwarted the attack after more than two hours of intense combat. By Fati Seyni — Analyst

Togo appoints Ekoué Djro Glokpor as new BCEAO national director During its second ordinary session of 2026, the National Credit Council (CNC) of Togo officially installed Ekoué Djro Glokpor as the new National Director of the Banque Centrale des États de l’Afrique de l’Ouest (BCEAO). The ceremony, held on June 18 in Lomé, unfolded against a backdrop of mixed financial signals: booming digital banking adoption, declining business loans, and a heavy concentration of credit toward large corporations. Glokpor takes over from Akuwa Dogbe Azoma, following a distinguished career at the BCEAO’s Dakar headquarters. There, he held key leadership roles, including Director of Accounting, Director General of Organization and Information Systems, and Advisor to the Governor. The appointment was we...

Economie Gabon undergoes crucial global transparency evaluation 19 juin 2026 56 ...