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Ecouter l'article The recent announcement regarding the Guinean conglomerate SONOCO's ambitious plan to produce 15 million chickens annually in Gabon has reignited crucial discussions surrounding the nation's economic sovereignty and the support extended to domestic entrepreneurs. While government officials hail this initiative as a significant stride towards enhancing food security, dissenting voices, notably that of former legislator Jean-Valentin Leyama, question the apparent disregard for SOGADA, a Gabonese entity that has dedicated over a decade to investing in the local poultry sector. This issue extends beyond mere agricultural policy, touching upon the fundamental principles of national economic development and governance Africa. Gabon's aspiration to boost domestic production...

  The journey of Moroccan women's political participation has been a protracted endeavor, characterized by pivotal legal reforms, persistent advocacy from civil society, and an ongoing pursuit of genuine gender parity. With the legislative elections scheduled for September 2026 drawing closer, the critical issue of women's influence in decision-making bodies has once again taken center stage in the national discourse. While Morocco's legal framework has significantly advanced, the realities on the ground and the practices within political parties continue to raise serious questions about the full realization of constitutional principles. This dynamic is crucial for the evolution of governance in Africa. 1. Historical overview: from marginalization to affirmative action For many decade...

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PolitiqueThe final farewell: alexis dipanda mouelle's funeral arrangements unveiledThe family of Alexis Dipanda Mouelle, the esteemed former First President of Cameroon's Supreme Court, has released the comprehensive schedule for his final rites. This detailed program outlines the solemn events planned to honor his memory. Alexis Dipanda Mouelle, who served as the inaugural First President of the Supreme Court of Cameroon, is set to be laid to rest with a series of ceremonies spanning from Monday, June 22, to Saturday, June 27, 2026. His family has shared the full itinerary for these important farewells. The solemn observances will commence in Yaoundé, Cameroon's political capital. From June 22 to Wednesday, June 24, 2026, a period of reflection and prayer is scheduled daily from 6 PM to ...

LOMÉ, June 10, 2026 — Togo has taken a decisive step toward reinforcing nuclear safety and radiological risk management by adopting four major laws in its National Assembly on June 9. The landmark decision, made during the third plenary session of the first ordinary session of the year, aligns the country’s regulatory framework with global standards, ensuring robust protection for its people and environment. The historic session, led by Speaker of Parliament, H.E. Prof. Komi Selom Klassou, welcomed Robert Koffi Messan Eklo, the Minister Delegate for Energy. Lawmakers swiftly approved the four draft laws, paving the way for Togo’s accession to key international conventions: the Nuclear Safety Convention (Vienna, 1994), the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste ...

Senegal's political currents: the ousmane sonko and president bassirou diomaye faye dynamic Within the vibrant and often turbulent Senegalese political landscape, the intricate relationship between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Ousmane Sonko is proving to be both complex and multifaceted. This pivotal dynamic, characterized by a blend of strategic alliances and underlying tensions, is actively shaping the nation's future and reconfiguring the very fault lines of power within Senegal's governance. Understanding this interplay is crucial for grasping the trajectory of African politics in the region. By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s top financial watchdog has delivered a scathing assessment of governance under President Félix Tshisekedi, highlighting systemic weaknesses that threaten the country’s economic stability. The Cour des comptes, the nation’s highest auditing body, recently published a damning report that scrutinizes the management of public funds and institutional performance during Tshisekedi’s tenure. The findings underscore repeated failures in financial oversight, with the auditor general pointing to irregularities in key state-owned enterprises and public contracts. Among the most glaring examples cited is the Société des Mines de Kilo-Moto (Sokimo), a historic gold producer whose operations have come under intense scrutiny for alleged mismanagement and lack of tr...

When public life questions democratic ethics. Shifts in Moroccan political practices raise legitimate concerns about the future of democracy in the country. What once took the form of hidden financial backing for election campaigns — often denounced but rarely systematically proven — now appears in a new guise: individuals from the business world, their relatives or spouses, are directly accessing elected positions. This trend, noted by several analysts, questions the safeguards against conflicts of interest. Conflict of interest: a risk identified by institutions. By definition, a conflict of interest arises when an elected official holds a personal, familial or financial interest that could influence their public decisions. In Morocco, several institutional reports — including those from...

The political landscape in Sénégal is once again under scrutiny as questions emerge about whether Bassirou Diomaye Faye could be excluded from the Pastef party. This development has sparked intense debates among analysts and citizens alike, raising concerns about the future direction of the country’s governance. context and political tensions The Pastef party, led by Ousmane Sonko, has been a prominent force in Sénégal’s political arena, advocating for reforms and challenging traditional power structures. Recent events have intensified discussions about internal party dynamics and potential shifts in leadership. The possibility of Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s exclusion has become a focal point, with many questioning the implications for the party’s unity and electoral prospects. expert opinio...

Gabon's strategic economic blueprint, designed to yield tangible results, is clearly demonstrating its effectiveness. The nation is embarking on an ambitious journey, aiming to establish itself as a prominent mining and industrial hub across Central Africa by the year 2030. Just over a month following the pivotal strategic agreement with Africa Global Logistics (AGL) concerning the implementation of the Kobe-Kobe project, the government's primary focus has also intensified on bolstering national infrastructure development. Demonstrating a firm resolve to translate plans into action, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema presided over the groundbreaking ceremony for the Kobe-Kobe deep-water port on Monday, June 8, 2026. This expansive and forward-looking project is meticulously designed ...