The African Tribune

This profile takes center stage to show that living together is a reality in Cameroon, delivering a direct challenge to those who promote ethnic division.Jacob Nguini stands as one of the most powerful examples of national unity and republican integration in Cameroon. Originally from Abong-Mbang in the East region (Haut-Nyong department), this trained journalist and communicator was elected and served as the 5th deputy mayor of the Bafoussam 1er commune in the West region during the 2013–2020 term.His election represents a strong symbol of political integration at the local level. Jacob Nguini was chosen by a predominantly indigenous Bamiléké population. Residents affectionately called him “Monsieur le Maire,” proof of his full acceptance by the community.Analysts and observers of Cameroon...

An unprecedented dive into the secret workings of Moroccan diplomacy and intelligence. A series of confidential correspondence, dated October 2008 and originating from the Moroccan embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, reveals how Rabat orchestrated an infiltration and diplomatic counteroffensive strategy to weaken the Polisario Front and counter Algerian influence in Central America by leveraging intelligence provided by Sahrawi diplomat Salama Ould Hennane. Addressed directly to Yassine El Mansouri, head of the DGED (Directorate General for Studies and Documentation — Morocco's external intelligence service), these letters signed by Ambassador Dr Brahim Housseine Moussa highlight deep tribal divisions among the separatists and major geopolitical shifts, particularly in Panama. The Rguibate vers...

Paris Saint-Germain fans hoping for a more dynamic summer 2025 transfer window are about to get their wish. The capital club is preparing to make a major impact right at the start of this transfer period. Two significant attacking reinforcements are expected to arrive in the coming weeks – but not before, as both are currently representing their countries at the World Cup.The first is a familiar face in French football: Maghnes Akliouche.The French international has been won over by the Parisian side, and AS Monaco is already planning for life without their attacking midfielder. Skilful, left-footed, and versatile, Akliouche would take the place of Lee Kang-in in the PSG squad, as the South Korean is set to leave the club.Diomandé makes his decisionThe other blockbuster signing of this ear...

A tragic incident has shaken the Anguissa neighbourhood in Yaoundé's fourth district. In the night of Saturday 27 to Sunday 28 June 2026, a ten-year-old girl named Sylvana was fatally stabbed.The young victim succumbed to multiple stab wounds allegedly inflicted by a 22-year-old woman. The suspect later claimed she acted under the influence of the Holy Spirit. The attack took place while Sylvana's parents were away.Authorities apprehended the presumed perpetrator on Sunday 28 June at a place of worship. She is now in police custody as investigations continue to shed light on this heinous crime. By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter

The decision by RTS 1 not to broadcast the session on constitutional revision has sparked strong reactions on social media. As netizens denounce a controversial editorial strategy, the debate over media coverage of institutions intensifies in Sénégal. Media coverage of the constitutional revision continues to fuel debate in Sénégal. On Monday, June 29, 2026, the public broadcaster RTS 1 once again faced criticism after deciding not to air the plenary session dedicated to examining bill No. 17/2026 on constitutional revision. This lack of broadcast immediately fueled reactions on social media, where many users denounced what they see as a selective, even political editorial choice. On X (formerly Twitter), comments multiplied within minutes of the start of parliamentary proceedings. Some us...

The human rights landscape in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has reached an "exceptionally grave" state, as reported by the United Nations Independent Commission of Inquiry this Monday, June 29. The commission highlighted alarming claims of severe violence targeting civilians. Presenting its initial update to the Human Rights Council in Geneva, the UN Independent Commission of Inquiry dedicated to the human rights situation in DRC's South Kivu and North Kivu provinces painted a troubling picture. The commission underscored a relentless deterioration of security, characterized by extensive population displacements, the weakening of public institutions, and an intricate regional conflict. This highlights a critical challenge for governance Africa and society Africa. « The inf...

The Ebola virus epidemic continues to spread in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with 1,203 recorded cases and 321 deaths since it was declared in mid-May, according to the latest health ministry update released Friday.Health authorities report that 148 patients have recovered, while 419 others remain hospitalised or in isolation. Caused by the Bundibugyo strain, the outbreak now affects 34 health zones across Ituri province, the main epicentre, as well as North Kivu and South Kivu.The health ministry highlights several obstacles hampering the response, including community refusal to undergo post-mortem testing, limited treatment capacity in Ituri, and a contact tracing rate that remains below the 95% target. Officials urge the public to report any suspected cases, follow hygien...

In Lomé, nearly one hundred agents from Intercon Security, a service provider for the United Nations system, completed an intensive training program focused on preventing sexual abuse and promoting disability inclusion. This crucial initiative aims to align field security with the core ethical values of the institution. Lomé, 29 June 2026 – Ensuring the physical security of diplomatic facilities is one thing; embodying the values of respect and human dignity they uphold is another. With this dual requirement, the Office of the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Togo, in close collaboration with UNFPA-Togo, organized a comprehensive training session on 25 and 27 June 2026 in Lomé. A total of 95 agents from Intercon Security — the backbone of daily security for UN agencies in the country...

Lucas Chevalier’s journey with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has taken unexpected twists, reflecting both ambition and resilience. Once hailed as the heir to Gianluigi Donnarumma’s goalkeeping legacy at the club, the French international found himself facing stiff competition mid-season. Matvey Safonov, making his mark early on, pushed Chevalier to the sidelines, raising questions about his future in the capital. Despite a rocky start after joining PSG for around €40 million from Lille last summer, Chevalier’s fate at the club wasn’t sealed. The Russian goalkeeper’s rise to prominence during the back-to-back UEFA Champions League campaigns further complicated matters. Yet, the management’s recent decision to retain Chevalier signals a vote of confidence in his abilities ...