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Yan diomandé psg transfer talks intensify after world cup exit
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Yan diomandé psg transfer talks intensify after world cup exit

Paris Saint-Germain officials have every reason to celebrate following the World Cup performances of several players from their squad. Ousmane Dembélé, Bradley Barcola, Désiré Doué, Warren Zaïre-Emery, Lucas Hernandez (all representing France), and Fabian Ruiz (Spain) impressed during the tournament. With the transfer window set to reopen after the 2026 World Cup, the club is expected to pursue reinforcements like Lucas Digne and Maghnes Akliouche. Meanwhile, the situation surrounding Yan Diomandé remains fluid, with a potential move to the Parc des Princes still in the balance. For the 19-year-old Ivorian international, the 2026 World Cup in North America was a defining moment. Though his team’s campaign ended in a 1-2 defeat to Norway in the Round of 16 on June 30, Diomandé’s le...
Gabon strengthens regional climate commitment at Dakar workshop on rural electrification
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Gabon strengthens regional climate commitment at Dakar workshop on rural electrification

Gabon’s Climate Leadership Takes Center Stage in Dakar The Permanent Secretary of Gabon’s National Climate Council, Fabrice Ntchango, has reaffirmed his country’s dedication to climate action by leading the Gabonese delegation at a high-level regional workshop in Dakar, Senegal. The event, focused on Accelerating Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) Through Rural Electrification, marks a pivotal moment in Africa’s collective push for sustainable energy transition. Organized under the auspices of the UNFCCC Secretariat, the workshop brought together African nations to exchange best practices, showcase innovative solutions, and forge strategic financing mechanisms. The ultimate goal? Turning climate commitments into tangible, life-changing projects for rural communities across the c...
Lucas Digne set for PSG return after world cup with surprise deal
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Lucas Digne set for PSG return after world cup with surprise deal

After quietly finalizing negotiations over the past month, Aston Villa left-back Lucas Digne is poised to complete a surprise transfer to Paris Saint-Germain once the 2026 FIFA World Cup concludes. The 32-year-old French international, who first donned PSG’s colors between 2013 and 2015 before a brief loan stint at AS Roma, will return to the Parc des Princes under a three-year contract. The move marks a full-circle moment for Digne, who has long cherished the idea of returning to the club where his professional journey began. His son Isaho, a passionate PSG fan, may have been among the few privy to his father’s ambitions. Just months ago, Digne had even gifted his son a VIP experience at Parc des Princes for a PSG match—a teaser of what’s to come. Why PSG chose experience over youth i...
Russia’s Wagner group turns central african republic into a land of terror
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Russia’s Wagner group turns central african republic into a land of terror

The Central African Republic has become synonymous with unchecked brutality since the arrival of the Wagner Group, a Russian paramilitary force operating with near-total impunity. Recent videos circulating on social media reveal the chilling extent of their reign of terror, as men—some armed fighters, others civilians—were systematically executed and decapitated in a macabre display of violence. On July 8, the world witnessed one of the most horrifying episodes yet in a pattern of atrocities that has become tragically routine for the people of Central Africa. The victims, lured under the pretense of a disarmament operation, were instead ambushed by Wagner mercenaries and their African accomplices—locally dubbed the "Black Russians". The footage, deliberately filmed by the killers, sh...
Congo Uganda envoy meets on eastern drc security
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Congo Uganda envoy meets on eastern drc security

The Democratic Republic of the Congo has dispatched a high-level envoy to Uganda as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to address persistent security challenges in the eastern region. Floribert Anzuluni Isiloketshi, the Congolese Minister of Regional Integration and Special Envoy, met with President Yoweri Museveni on Monday at his private farm in Kisozi. Regional stability at the heart of discussions The meeting centered on the deteriorating security situation in eastern DRC, particularly in the troubled provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu, and Ituri. Both leaders emphasized the urgency of restoring peace and stability in the Great Lakes region, where ongoing violence has displaced thousands and disrupted regional development. Museveni highlighted the importance of collaboration, stating...
Moscou Accuse Kiev de Soutenir le M23 en RDC, le Kremlin Réfute
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Moscou Accuse Kiev de Soutenir le M23 en RDC, le Kremlin Réfute

Ces accusations sont nées à Bujumbura. Le ministre russe des Affaires étrangères, Sergueï Lavrov, y a affirmé que l'Ukraine comptait parmi les soutiens extérieurs de la rébellion de l'AFC/M23. Un mouvement qui occupe de larges portions de provinces du Nord et Sud-Kivu, dans l’est de la RDC.
Yacouba Camara’s Heartfelt Decision: Why the Former French Star Chose Mali for a New Chapter
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Yacouba Camara’s Heartfelt Decision: Why the Former French Star Chose Mali for a New Chapter

Yacouba Camara has solidified his international comeback with a thrilling win over Bénin at the Coupe d'Afrique des nations Zone B in Bamako. The former France midfielder played a pivotal role in the Aigles' triumph. The Stakes Mali's Sizzling Success The Aigles have racked up an impressive 3-0 record in the tournament, with Camara playing a crucial role in their victories. The End of an Era for France Camara's exclusion from the French team in 2019, despite maintaining a high level of performance in the Top 14, raises questions about the management of player careers by the French coaching staff. Coupe d'Afrique Zone BMali23 - 3Bénin The Mali team defeated Bénin 23-3 in the competition, which is part of a winning streak that includes victories over Guinea and Niger. Seven Years ...
Côte d’Ivoire conference charts path to africa’s economic sovereignty
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Côte d’Ivoire conference charts path to africa’s economic sovereignty

After three days of intensive discussions, the 2026 African Economic Conference in Abidjan delivered more than just an assessment of the continent’s vulnerabilities. It unveiled a bold new vision: transforming Africa into a sovereign powerhouse by leveraging geopolitical shifts, deepening economic integration, and reimagining financial strategies through collective action. The conference’s closing remarks carried a clear message: Africa can no longer afford to merely react to global changes. Instead, it must boldly shape its own destiny in an evolving world order. Hosted by the African Development Bank (BAD), the United Nations Development Programme (PNUD), and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OCDE), the event brought together economists, policymakers, and globa...
Burkina Faso’s ties with Russia: a partnership that claims to be beneficial, but at what cost?
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Burkina Faso’s ties with Russia: a partnership that claims to be beneficial, but at what cost?

Since embracing a closer relationship with Moscow, Burkina Faso has positioned Russia as a key ally, touted as a reliable partner in the nation’s pursuit of sovereignty and security. Official narratives emphasize mutual respect, the absence of political strings, and a so-called "win-win" dynamic. Yet beneath the carefully crafted rhetoric lies a more complex reality, one that raises serious questions about the true value of this partnership. Rebuilding sovereignty or swapping one dependency for another? Ouagadougou’s pivot toward Russia follows a period of strained ties with Western partners, and the government presents this shift as an assertion of regained diplomatic independence. However, replacing one external reliance with another does not inherently translate into genuine sovereignt...
One health approach brings essential services to nomadic families in Chad
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One health approach brings essential services to nomadic families in Chad

Integrated health services transform lives for nomadic families in Chad The arid outskirts of N’Djamena are home to the Mandjafa nomadic camp, where Afia recently traveled with her four-month-old daughter Fatma to access vital health services. For this mother of five, the journey was more than routine—it was a lifeline. « Vaccinations keep my children healthy, » she shared. « Whenever they fall ill, I take them straight to the health center. » Afia is part of Chad’s mobile pastoralist communities, where families rely on livestock for survival. Their seasonal migrations often place them far from fixed healthcare facilities, leaving access to essential services inconsistent. Representing about 3.5% of Chad’s population, these nomadic groups face unique challenges in maintaining health for ...
Gabon strengthens ties with India under new ambassador
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Gabon strengthens ties with India under new ambassador

Gabon has appointed Aurélien Mintsa Mi-Nguema as its new ambassador to India, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations. The appointment, confirmed during a Council of Ministers meeting on February 26, 2026, was followed by a formal accreditation ceremony in New Delhi on July 6, where Mintsa Mi-Nguema presented his credentials to Indian President Droupadi Murmu. By Fati Seyni — Analyst
Entre l’Algérie et le Mali, une réconciliation au pas de course
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Entre l’Algérie et le Mali, une réconciliation au pas de course

Partager Écouter l’article Ajouter aux favoris En février 2026, Bamako dénonçait encore comme une “intox” les rumeurs annonçant le retour de son ambassadeur à Alger. Cinq mois plus tard, le même retour est officiel. Ce revirement, acté le 10 juillet, doit beaucoup à la dégradation du rapport de force dans le nord du Mali, où la position du pouvoir de transition s’est brutalement compliquée. Dans le même temps, Alger a gardé la porte ouverte et s’est rapproché de Niamey et Ouagadougou. Le 19 février, le ministère des Affaires étrangères malien avait publié un démenti sec. Des publications circulaient alors sur les réseaux sociaux, affirmant que l’ambassadeur du Mal...