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A mutual interest appears to be blossoming between Paris Saint-Germain and the rising star, Yan Diomandé. The 19-year-old Ivorian international, currently showcasing his talents at the World Cup in North America, reportedly views a transfer to the French capital with great enthusiasm. Will this significant deal ultimately materialize? We invite you to share your perspective in our daily poll!Boasting an impressive record of 13 goals and 10 assists while wearing the Leipzig jersey, Yan Diomandé is undoubtedly one of the most exciting prospects to monitor in the current transfer window. The market, still relatively quiet due to the ongoing World Cup, is expected to heat up. The 19-year-old forward is presently competing in North America with his national team and is set to face Norway in a c...

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For several months, a palpable tension had been building between France and Burkina Faso. On June 26, the government in Ouagadougou definitively clarified its position regarding the former colonial power, announcing the immediate severance of diplomatic relations with Paris. France has been given a strict one-week deadline to close its chancellery. This pivotal development was conveyed through a communiqué, which was broadcast on the national Radiodiffusion – Télévision du Burkina (RTB), indicating... By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter

As global attention turns to the ongoing 2026 World Cup in the Americas, former Olympique de Marseille sporting director, Medhi Benatia, offers insights into his tumultuous tenure at the French club. He reveals a particular regret: failing to secure a promising young international talent for OM. Medhi Benatia, a product of Marseille's youth academy who never played professionally for the club, made a much-anticipated return in 2023, tasked with spearheading an ambitious new project. However, his time as sporting director proved short-lived. Following a deeply disappointing season for OM, Benatia departed his role just months afte...

EconomyCélestin Tawamba: «We invest in a country that decides, not one that waits»During his keynote address on June 23, 2026, at the Douala headquarters of the Gecam’s annual general meeting, Célestin Tawamba, the organization’s president, addressed the persistent obstacles hindering investment in Cameroon.Editorial Team|1 hour ago|3 min readAAAFollow Cameroon updates on GoogleSummarizeListenCommentSpeaking at the Gecam’s annual general meeting in Douala on June 23, 2026, Célestin Tawamba, the organization’s president, highlighted the critical barriers stifling investment in Cameroon. As the Gecam’s annual general meeting unfolded, Célestin Tawamba, its president, delivered a sobering assessment of Cameroon’s current economic landscape. «In a world where economies fiercely compete to attr...

Cameroon poised to launch public-private energy transport partnerships The Cameroonian government is preparing to embrace public-private partnerships (PPPs) as a strategic solution to revitalize its energy transport infrastructure, according to insider reports from the Ministry of Water and Energy. Government seeks private investment to resolve energy transport crisis With the country losing approximately 30 MW of electricity daily due to transmission network inefficiencies—equivalent to the entire output of the Lagdo dam—the government is turning to PPP models to attract private capital. The initiative was disclosed during a high-level meeting between the Cameroonian Minister of Water and Energy and Italy’s Ambassador to Cameroon, Filippo Scammacca del Murgo, alongside Riccardo R...

Latest UpdatesSports: Yoane Wissa's pivotal role in Congo's football successDRC advances to World Cup Round of 16 with historic winLeopards make history with first World Cup qualificationPolitics: VSV warns of national unity threats, urges President Tshisekedi to actSecurity: US Treasury accuses Rwanda's Gasabo Gold refinery of supporting M23 DRC's ARSP transitions to digital subcontracting attestation issuance to streamline business operations ARSP Official LogoPoliticsSaturday June 27, 2026 - 22:36The Regulatory Authority for Private Sector Subcontracting (ARSP) has taken a significant step toward modernizing its operations. Through a recent announcement, the public establishment revealed the full digitalization of its subcontracting attestation issuance process—a critical document req...

French navy intercepts sanctioned Cameroonian-flagged oil tanker in MediterraneanThe French Navy has intercepted the oil tanker Deliver, flying an illegally obtained Cameroonian flag, after authorities in Yaoundé imposed sanctions on the vessel. Operation follows recent seizures of similar vessels This interception comes after the Tagor and Smyrtos were seized in early June in the English Channel for flying false Cameroonian flags. Authorities confirmed that document examination raised serious doubts about the legitimacy of the vessel’s registration. Yaoundé’s sanctions target illegal flagging practices The Cameroonian government has sanctioned the Deliver as part of a broader crackdown on vessels using its flag illegally. Since the incidents involving Tagor and Smyrtos, authoritie...