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Cameroon is rolling out a comprehensive set of measures to upgrade its road, rail, urban and airport networks, driven by a strong ambition for development and enhanced competitiveness.To this end, a workshop was held on 24 and 25 June 2026 to present the feasibility studies for establishing a Land Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTT) and for developing the National Logistics Strategy (SLN) along with a 2035 action plan.The sessions brought together Mbamome Nkendong Divine, director of road transport (DTR), Claude Misse Ntone, director of rail transport (DTF), a team from consultants Idea Consult International/TRT Studi Cameroun, and representatives from various partner administrations and financial backers including the World Bank and the African Development Bank.In his opening remarks, the ...

Could Aurélien Tchouaméni be on his way out of Real Madrid this summer? The 26-year-old midfielder, currently representing France at the 2026 World Cup, has been frequently linked with a departure. However, two specific factors are currently blocking any potential move for the French international.Since joining from Monaco in the summer of 2022, Aurélien Tchouaméni's time at Real Madrid could be coming to an end this summer. While he is busy with France at the 2026 World Cup, speculation about his future has intensified. Manchester United are said to be monitoring the situation, but two key obstacles are preventing a deal from materialising.Real Madrid not inclined to open the door for TchouaméniTwo primary issues continue to hinder Tchouaméni's transfer. The first is his salary, which is ...

The summer transfer window is poised to be exceptionally dynamic for PSG. The Parisian club is actively pursuing several targets to refresh Luis Enrique's squad following their recent domestic triumphs. Among the names recently linked, Mateus Fernandes has emerged, with Fabrizio Romano now indicating a significant transfer battle is already underway for the young talent. Paris Saint-Germain is gearing up for what is expected to be a bustling summer on the transfer market. Club management reportedly seeks to rejuvenate Luis Enrique's roster after a period of significant achievement, prompting the activation of numerous transfer le...

PoliticsDemocratic Republic of the CongoMinembwe: trapped in perpetual conflict in the Democratic Republic of the CongoEven as peace appeals multiply, clashes rage on in Minembwe, South Kivu, with civilians bearing the brunt of bombing raids, forced displacement, and pervasive insecurity.In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, security conditions in Minembwe, South Kivu province, remain alarming. Congolese and Rwandan authorities recently reaffirmed their commitment to peace during a meeting in London, agreeing to enforce the ceasefire signed in June 2025 and ease tensions in Minembwe.Minembwe is a strategic area fiercely contested between the Congolese army and AFC-M23 rebels, each backed by local militias – the Wazalendo and Twirwaneho.A war that spares nothing, not even health faciliti...

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AES and ECOWAS: Urgent Diplomacy for West Africa's Security and Economic ChallengesAmid diplomatic initiatives to normalise relations between ECOWAS and AES states, security urgency and shared economic stakes drive a return to realism and pragmatism in West Africa.Over recent weeks, diplomatic efforts have multiplied across West Africa to re-establish dialogue and consultation between ECOWAS member states and those of the Alliance of Sahel States (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger). At the core of these subtle moves lies the security question and the need to implement common policies that harmonise actions, pending the holy grail of pooling resources. To give this urgent diplomacy its best chance, involved actors must observe unspoken requirements: sidestep the dispute over the three AES countries...

urban development Libreville’s bold urban renewal at the Baie des Cochons 123 No comment Libreville, June 25, 2026 — A major milestone in Gabon’s capital transformation awaits tomorrow. The first demolition operations will commence in the strategic Baie des Cochons area, located in Libreville’s third arrondissement, marking the beginning of an ambitious urban modernization drive. More than just roadworks, this project represents o...

Respectively second and third in group D, Australia and Paraguay meet in the early hours of Friday in San Francisco, with a draw potentially enough for both to reach the round of 16 at the 2026 World Cup.Attack or run down the clock?What outcome for group D? As the third and final matchday approaches, two things are certain: with two wins from two, the United States have already secured their spot in the round of 16 and will finish top. Turkey, their opponent in Los Angeles this evening, have been eliminated. So this fixture might not be the most thrilling of the tournament, carrying no sporting stakes for either side.Yet even the other match in group D — Paraguay versus Australia — hardly guarantees goals or drama. The clash, taking place simultaneously in Santa Clara near San Francisco, ...

On Wednesday, June 24, President Romuald Wadagni conducted a high-level working visit to the European institution headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. The mission was centered on establishing the foundations for a modernized partnership between Benin and the European Union (EU), tailored to tackle emerging development hurdles. The President engaged in successive meetings with top EU leadership, including European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The session with António Costa provided an opportunity for both sides to review the primary pillars of bilateral cooperation. The objective is to breathe new life into a relationship built on mutual trust, regional stability, and shared interests. This dialogue r...

The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) announced on Thursday, 25 June 2026, a significant reinforcement of its response system against Ebola virus disease, following concerns raised by a recently confirmed case in France involving a humanitarian doctor who had stayed in an epidemic zone in DRC.In an official statement, the Congolese executive described the situation as a “serious health alert signal” and vowed to prevent any chain of transmission that could cross national borders. Authorities said the measure is part of a strategy of maximum prevention, in line with international health security recommendations.Strict 21-day quarantine for travellers from risk areasThe main announced measure concerns now the mobility of people coming from Ebola-affected areas. Anyone who ...

Organising committee chair, deputy Hilarion Etong, briefed the press on preparations and outlined the main features of the upcoming event.Cameroon is set to welcome the 51st session of the Assemblée Parlementaire de la Francophonie (APF) in two weeks. Ahead of this major intercontinental gathering, the organising committee, comprising members from both chambers of the Cameroonian parliament, unveiled the event's key highlights. During a press conference on Thursday, it was announced that the country expects over 300 delegates, including about ten heads of parliamentary chambers and 80 young participants.Delegates will come from all four APF regions: Africa, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Europe. Among the prominent figures expected are Amelia Lakrafi, APF delegate general, and Louise Mouc...

Facing evolving security threats in the Gulf of Guinea and the need to bolster national sovereignty, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has unveiled a major modernisation programme for the defence and security forces. Key measures include the acquisition of Mi-35 attack helicopters and new frigates designed to enhance Gabon's operational capabilities across land, sea, and air.In his State of the Nation address, the head of state reviewed the progress made since the start of the Transition in strengthening the country's security apparatus. He noted that defence and security force numbers have been increased, while new vehicles, specialised equipment, forward operating bases, police stations, and barracks have been built or renovated nationwide. These investments reflect the authorities'...