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Canary islands parliament recognizes moroccan consul’s contributions
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Canary islands parliament recognizes moroccan consul’s contributions

Canary Islands Parliament commends Moroccan consul's achievementsAstrid Pérez, President of the Canary Islands Parliament, formally acknowledges Fatiha El Kamouri's outstanding contributions during her tenure as Morocco's consul, highlighting the strengthened institutional ties between the Canary Islands and Morocco.Algeria's parliamentary elections challenged by low turnoutBalanced agreement: what did the war against Iran achieve?High-level meeting in Rabat strengthens Spanish-Moroccan security ties Fatiha El Kamouri, Morocco's consul to the Canary Islands, received formal recognition from Astrid Pérez, President of the Canary Islands Parliament, on Wednesday for her exceptional four-year tenure. The meeting marked the conclusion of El Kamouri's diplomatic mission, during which she pla...
Russian language in burkinabè schools sparks debate on Moscow ties
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Russian language in burkinabè schools sparks debate on Moscow ties

The recent arrest in Ukraine of Tatenda Tarwire, a Zimbabwean national who fought alongside Russian forces, has reignited concerns about the recruitment of foreign fighters in the ongoing conflict. Speaking publicly, Tarwire described a harrowing experience, warning others of the brutal realities of war and the lack of transparency from recruiters linked to Moscow. His testimony highlights the human toll—heavy casualties, families left in the dark about missing or deceased loved ones, and the stark contrast between promises made and the grim conditions faced. The Kremlin’s expanding footprint in Africa Tarwire’s account arrives at a time when Russia has intensified its engagement across the African continent. Through military, diplomatic, economic, and cultural initiatives, Moscow is seek...
Mali : le FLA revendique la prise d’Anefis, un nouveau défi stratégique pour Bamako
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Mali : le FLA revendique la prise d’Anefis, un nouveau défi stratégique pour Bamako

Ce samedi 4 juillet 2026, les rapports en provenance du nord du Mali font état d'une nouvelle escalade militaire autour d'Anefis, une localité hautement stratégique située sur l'axe reliant Gao à Kidal. Le Front de libération de l'Azawad (FLA), coalition de groupes séparatistes touaregs, affirme avoir pris le contrôle du camp militaire ainsi que de la ville à l'issue d'une offensive menée contre les forces armées maliennes. Selon les déclarations du mouvement, plusieurs dizaines de soldats maliens auraient été faits prisonniers au cours des affrontements. À ce stade, ces affirmations n'ont pas pu être confirmées de manière indépendante, et les autorités maliennes n'ont pas publié de bilan officiel permettant de corroborer ou de contester ces annonces. Parallèlement à ces combats dans le ...
Senegal’s diomaye faye Unveils New Party Amid Political Shifts
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Senegal’s diomaye faye Unveils New Party Amid Political Shifts

In a bold move reshaping Senegal’s political landscape, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has officially declared the formation of a new political party aimed at uniting all factions backing his governance. The announcement followed a four-hour meeting with 306 mayors from Senegal’s 14 regions, all aligned with the Coalition Diomaye Président. This initiative seeks to solidify the president’s support base as the dynamics of power within the state undergo significant transformation. To execute this vision, President Faye has tasked Aminata Touré, the coalition’s general supervisor, with establishing a dedicated committee. This team’s mandate is to draft the organizational and statutory foundations of the upcoming party with urgency and precision, ensuring a seamless transition into a structu...
Rashford rules out manchester united exit before world cup
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Rashford rules out manchester united exit before world cup

With the 2026 World Cup round of 16 clash against co-hosts Mexico at Azteca Stadium approaching on Monday, Marcus Rashford faced questions about his future amid growing speculation over a possible departure from Manchester United. The 25-year-old attacker, who contributed 14 goals and 14 assists in 49 appearances during his loan spell at Barcelona—helping the Catalan side secure a second consecutive La Liga title—was forced to return to Old Trafford after the Spanish giants opted for Anthony Gordon instead. Rashford is expected to rejoin United’s first team after the tournament, pending no last-minute changes, with incoming manager Michael Carrick reportedly eager to bring him back into the fold. Speaking ahead of the high-stakes encounter with Mexico, Rashford made it clear he would n...
Togo’s $200 million infrastructure gamble: a closer look at the Lomé port project
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Togo’s $200 million infrastructure gamble: a closer look at the Lomé port project

The official announcement of a substantial $200 million loan from the World Bank has ignited grand aspirations across Togo. The stated objective is admirable: to forge a crucial link between the Port of Lomé and the Adétikopé Industrial Platform (PIA), aiming to alleviate urban congestion and solidify the capital's position as an indispensable regional trade hub, outmaneuvering competitors. Yet, beneath the surface of these burgeoning mega-projects lies a more intricate dynamic. This veneer of infrastructure development appears primarily crafted to bolster the Faure Gnassingbé administration's standing with international financiers, even as fundamental questions about the nation's actual governance capabilities cast shadows over the ultimate viability of such a significant investment.the i...
Gabon faces international scrutiny over Swiss bank accounts
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Gabon faces international scrutiny over Swiss bank accounts

International Economy Gabon faces international scrutiny over Swiss bank accounts By Editor-in-Chief July 3, 2026 111 No comments Libreville, July 3, 2026 – While political condemnations continue in Libreville, a far more sensitive chapter in the Sylvia Bongo case is unfolding on the international financial stage. Between Geneva, London, and Gabon,...
Burkina Faso’s schools embrace russian: a strategic pivot or a new sphere of influence?
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Burkina Faso’s schools embrace russian: a strategic pivot or a new sphere of influence?

A recent governmental decree in Burkina Faso marks a significant symbolic shift in the nation's strategic alliances. The transitional government has formally adopted the introduction of Russian language instruction into the Burkinabè school system, beginning with the upcoming academic year. While officially presented as an avenue for cultural and economic enrichment, this measure has ignited a profound debate and raised serious concerns about the underlying motivations behind such an announcement. What truly underpins this new educational policy? Proponents within the government frame the decision as pragmatic and forward-looking. In an increasingly multipolar global landscape, they argue that diversifying the linguistic capabilities of the youth will facilitate future commercial, technolo...
Gabon’s new national transport company aims to revolutionize public mobility
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Gabon’s new national transport company aims to revolutionize public mobility

Listen to the article A significant structural overhaul has led to the establishment of the Compagnie Nationale de Transport (CNT), emerging from the strategic integration of Trans’Urb and SOGATRA. This ambitious initiative, championed by President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, seeks to equip Gabon with a contemporary, dependable, and accessible national transport network. More than a mere restructuring, the CNT embodies a refined vision for public service, emphasizing resource optimization and an elevated user experience. This move highlights a commitment to robust governance in Africa, aiming to enhance daily life for its citizens. Strong social commitment and a modernized fleet A primary achievement of this merger lies in its human-centric approach. The reform successfully safeg...
Burkina Faso: intelligence chief’s low profile sparks power dynamics questions
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Burkina Faso: intelligence chief’s low profile sparks power dynamics questions

The political landscape in Burkina Faso is currently marked by considerable uncertainty, particularly concerning the internal workings of its most critical decision-making echelons. Over recent weeks, the sustained low profile of Commander Oumarou Yabré, who leads the nation's intelligence services, has fueled extensive discourse and speculation across political circles and social media platforms. While no official statement has been issued to clarify this discretion, it unfolds against a backdrop where matters of national security governance remain a central concern.Queries have surfaced among various observers regarding a potential realignment of responsibilities within the security establishment. Some sources propose the hypothesis of Captain Ibrahim Traoré assuming a more direct oversi...
Unicef and Cameroon celebrate mother tongue day with multilingual education push
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Unicef and Cameroon celebrate mother tongue day with multilingual education push

unicef and Cameroon celebrate mother tongue day with multilingual education push The 27th edition of the International Mother Language Day celebrations in Cameroon concluded in Nanga Eboko on February 27, 2026, following a week of nationwide initiatives aimed at celebrating linguistic diversity and advancing multilingual education. The event, held under the theme "Youth Voices on Multilingual Education," highlighted the pivotal role of young learners in preserving and promoting mother tongues. These languages are seen as essential tools for effective learning and cultural heritage conservation. Government and UNESCO unite to strengthen multilingual education The closing ceremony was attended by Cameroon’s Minister of Basic Education, Professor Laurent Serge Etoundi Ngoa, alongside Hi...