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Psg given price tag for ayyoub bouaddi transfer target
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Psg given price tag for ayyoub bouaddi transfer target

Paris Saint-Germain is bracing for a busy transfer window in the coming days. The capital club aims to strengthen its squad this summer and has activated several leads on the transfer market. The Parisian leaders are reportedly keeping a close eye on Ayyoub Bouaddi's situation, and they now know the fee required to sign him.After winning the Champions League for the second consecutive time, PSG believes it is time to refresh Luis Enrique's squad. The capital club has therefore explored multiple transfer avenues, including one leading to Ayyoub Bouaddi. The 18-year-old midfielder is making a strong impression with Morocco during this 2026 World Cup. His profile interests the Parisian directors, but he is not the only option. The LOSC player appears to have plenty of choices regarding his fu...
JNIM’s shift from territory to state functions in Mali
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JNIM’s shift from territory to state functions in Mali

MOURDIAH AND NARA JNIM and the conquest of state functions On June 24, 2026, traffic resumed on the strategic axis linking Bamako to Mourdiah and Nara in central-western Mali, ending weeks of blockade imposed by JNIM (Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin). More than the reopening itself, the manner in which it was achieved deserves attention. According to information available, the return to circulation was not secured through a decisive military operation by the state, but following mediation conducted by local notables and community actors with the jihadist group. This episode alone invites us to reconsider some frameworks for understanding conflict in the Sahel. It suggests that conflict dynamics are no longer merely a succession of offensives, withdrawals...
Tombouctou plunged into darkness: a chronicle of programmed energy asphyxiation
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Tombouctou plunged into darkness: a chronicle of programmed energy asphyxiation

Cut off from the rest of Mali by insecurity, the historic city of 333 saints endures an unprecedented ordeal. Deprived of electricity and running water due to a dry fuel shortage, Tombouctou highlights the logistical and security failure that punishes civilian populations first.In Tombouctou, the thermometer easily exceeds 40 degrees Celsius in the shade. Yet for several days, no fan has turned, no refrigerator has worked, and taps are desperately dry. The local thermal power plant, managed by the public company Énergie du Mali (EDM-SA), is completely at a standstill. Without fuel to power its generators, an entire city is plunged into technological void, dragging down the Société malienne de gestion de l’eau potable (Somagep) in its fall.This is no longer just an infrastructure crisis; it...
General Bertin Bada retires after 43 years of service to Benin
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General Bertin Bada retires after 43 years of service to Benin

After more than four decades of an impeccable military career, the first five-star general in the history of Bénin steps away from active duty. A portrait of a man of duty whose integrity during republican crises forged a legend, but whose journey remains forever marked by the personal tragedy of 7 December 2025.Forty-three years of unwavering serviceForty-three years. Nearly half a century spent scanning the skies and safeguarding state security. By retiring, Air Army General Bertin Bada does not merely turn a page of his own life; he closes an entire chapter in the history of the Beninese Armed Forces (FAB). Entering the ranks in the early 1980s, this skilled pilot and top-flight instructor became over the decades a cornerstone of the national security architecture. From air force cockpi...
Gabon government reviews progress of African Development Bank projects
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Gabon government reviews progress of African Development Bank projects

The Gabonese government is stepping up oversight of projects funded by the African Development Bank to speed up their completion. Vice President Hermann Immongault led a working session on Monday, June 29, 2026, with a delegation from the institution headed by Country Representative Mamour Ousmane Ba. Planning Minister Louise Mvono and Agriculture Minister Pacôme Kossy also attended. This meeting follows recent talks between the President and the African Development Bank president on the sidelines of the bank's annual meetings in Brazzaville, aimed at reviewing project progress and removing barriers to implementation. Hermann Immongault stressed that the government will now apply tighter oversight to each project in the African Development Bank portfolio. The administration believes that ...
President Tshisekedi warns against using dialogue to undermine democratic institutions in DRC
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President Tshisekedi warns against using dialogue to undermine democratic institutions in DRC

President Tshisekedi warns against using dialogue to undermine democratic institutions in DRC Félix Tshisekedi President Tshisekedi's Independence Day Address: A Call for Responsible Dialogue and National Unity Politics Tuesday, June 30, 2026 - 19:25 On the eve of the 66th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of Congo's independence, President Félix Tshisekedi delivered a national address emphasizing the critical importance of responsible dialogue, institutional integrity, and national unity. The head of state firmly rejected any attempts to manipulate dialogue as a tool for political pressure or to circumvent constitutional processes. In a sweeping address to the nation delivered on June 29, 2026, ahead of Independence Day celebrations, President Félix Tshisekedi reaffirmed his a...
PSG forward Kolo Muani closing in on Juventus return
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PSG forward Kolo Muani closing in on Juventus return

After officially confirming the sale of Gonçalo Ramos to AC Milan, PSG is continuing its squad overhaul. Several more departures are expected, and Randal Kolo Muani appears close to heading out. The French striker is edging toward a return to Juventus. This summer, PSG is set to be active in the transfer market, and that activity has already begun on the outgoing side. Gonçalo Ramos has officially joined AC Milan in a deal worth €70 million, not including bonuses. Meanwhile, Lee Kang-In is reportedly very close to moving to Atlético Madrid. But that's not all—Randal Kolo Muani is also more than ever on his way out. Kolo Muani near a move to Juventus? According to sporting director Malu Mpasinkatu, Randal Kolo Muani's transfer to Juventus is very close. "I think Kolo Muani will soon j...
Cardinal Ambongo urges peace over constitutional reform in DRC
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Cardinal Ambongo urges peace over constitutional reform in DRC

Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo painted a grim picture of the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Speaking to the faithful at Notre-Dame du Congo Cathedral, the Archbishop of Kinshasa condemned the ongoing insecurity, armed conflicts, the presence of foreign forces on Congolese soil, the poverty of the population, and the resurgence of the Ebola epidemic. In this context, he argued that a constitutional revision is not a priority."Do we really think that changing the Constitution, which is touted as a solution to all these dark scenarios, do you really think that changing the Constitution, with the aim of a third term, is the most appropriate response to the tragedies of this Congolese population? Given the gravity of the current situation, we see neither the necessity nor the urg...
Crime à la paroisse de Zemio : comment les mercenaires russes du groupe Wagner ont éliminé l’abbé Crépin
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Crime à la paroisse de Zemio : comment les mercenaires russes du groupe Wagner ont éliminé l’abbé Crépin

SécuritéCrimes et JusticeActualitésTwitterCrime à la paroisse de Zemio : comment les mercenaires russes du groupe Wagner ont éliminé l’abbé CrépinPar Corbeaunews - 30 juin 202602FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Article précédentDu HCC à la Police : La traque aux “Avatars” et le grand basculement de Bangui dans la cyber-dictaturehttp://www.corbeaunews-centrafrique.com Facebook Vimeo By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter
Cameroon explores secure document solutions for transport ministry
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Cameroon explores secure document solutions for transport ministry

SocietyCameroon explores secure document solutions for transport ministryTransport Minister Jean Ernest Masséna Ngallè Bibéhè met with National Printing Office and Impact Palmarès R&D leaders to discuss cutting-edge security measures for official documents and transport permits.Marturin ATCHA|30 June 2026|2 minutes readAAAFollow Cameroon news on GoogleSummarizeListenCommentThe Cameroon Ministry of Transport is advancing efforts to modernize and secure its administrative documents. Transport Minister Jean Ernest Masséna Ngallè Bibéhè recently met with key officials to explore innovative technologies that could prevent forgery and enhance document integrity. During the June 30 meeting, he received Oyono Bika Pierre, Director General of the National Printing Office, and Léonie Kwekam, CEO of...
Burkina Faso’s junta under Ibrahim Traoré embraces Soviet and North Korean models
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Burkina Faso’s junta under Ibrahim Traoré embraces Soviet and North Korean models

The military junta led by Ibrahim Traoré in Burkina Faso is increasingly aligning its governance and ideological framework with Soviet and North Korean models, marking a significant departure from traditional Western alliances. This shift reflects a broader trend among Sahelian regimes seeking alternative political and economic systems. The junta’s adoption of centralised state control, propaganda methods, and personality cults mirrors practices seen in the former Soviet Union and North Korea. Observers note that this transformation is reshaping Burkina Faso’s domestic policies and international relations, raising concerns about human rights and regional stability. By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter
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Andrew Nkea Fuanya’s Vatican role praised by Akere Muna

Pope Leo XIV appoints Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya to the Dicastery for Evangelisation's section for first evangelisation and new particular churches. Akere Muna welcomes the move.Pope Leo XIV has promoted Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya. The prelate now serves as a member of the Section for the First Evangelisation and New Particular Churches within the Dicastery for Evangelisation. His responsibilities include assisting the Holy See in nurturing young churches and guiding global missionary efforts.This appointment drew praise from Akere Muna, a prominent Cameroonian civil society figure and lawyer. He described the nomination as a deep recognition of the archbishop's pastoral wisdom, tireless service, and unwavering dedication to the Church. Muna also called it a powerful testament to the...