The African Tribune

EconomieWave deepens institutional engagement for digital finance in CameroonWave, a prominent player in digital financial services within Cameroon's national ecosystem, recently concluded a series of high-level institutional meetings. These discussions were aimed at reinforcing its long-standing dialogue with public authorities, regulatory bodies, financial partners, and other key stakeholders in the sector.Operating within Cameroon's digital financial landscape, Wave recently engaged in a fresh round of institutional consultations with public authorities, regulatory bodies, financial collaborators, and crucial industry players.Far from merely initial introductions, these ongoing discussions underscore the company's commitment to cultivating enduring relationships with Cameroonian institu...

Recent group stage results have clarified the picture for Austria and Algeria. However, calculating the ideal outcome to avoid facing Spain in the round of 32 has become much more complicated.The irony of history is not always just a figure of speech. Forty-four years after the infamous "match of shame" in Gijon during the 1982 World Cup, Algeria and Austria meet again, once more with their heads full of calculations about what comes next. In 1982, the final group matches were not played simultaneously. Austria and West Germany knew that a narrow victory for the Germans would qualify both teams at the expense of Algeria. The result was a tame 1-0 win for West Germany, with much of the match lacking genuine engagement.44 years later, the scenario is quite different. With the expansion to 48...

Across the continent, significant developments are shaping the landscape of African politics and society. From pivotal leadership insights to evolving corporate strategies, staying informed on these key stories is essential for understanding the region’s dynamic trajectory. In Gabon, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema continues to be a central figure in the nation's governance. His recent engagements have offered valuable perspectives on the country's direction, drawing considerable attention to the ongoing political discourse. The image above captures President Oligui Nguema in Libreville, on May 16, 2026, underscoring his active role in the nation's affairs. Meanwhile, in Senegal, the political scene remains a focal point, with discussions surrounding figures like Bassirou Diomaye ...

Fueled by their undeniable technical and territorial dominance, Belgium delivered a commanding performance against New Zealand, securing a decisive 5-1 victory this Friday. This impressive win, combined with a 1-1 draw between Egypt and Iran, firmly places the Red Devils at the summit of Group G. Just behind them, the Pharaohs joyously celebrate their historic qualification for the knockout stage of a World Cup, a first in their nation's footballing history.Belgium finally broke their World Cup win drought, registering their first victory since their 1-0 triumph over Canada on November 23, 2022, thanks to Michy Batshuayi's goal. Displaying clear collective and technical superiority, the Red Devils overwhelmed New Zealand, unleashing a barrage of 16 shots in the first half alone, with four ...

Kevin De Bruyne, le marathonien des Diables Rouges, a encore tout donné: "J'ai travaillé dur pour arriver en forme"Mission accomplie pour les Diables Rouges. Sous pression après deux premiers matches ratés, les Belges ont corrigé le tir en...il y a 38 minutes•2 min By Fati Seyni — Analyst

High blood pressure, often referred to as a silent killer, tragically claims over 17,000 lives annually across Cameroon. This prevalent condition now affects approximately one in three adults nationwide. Notably, its occurrence is significantly higher in urban centers like Yaoundé and Douala compared to rural and semi-urban areas. Current data reveals that nearly 39% of individuals aged between 25 and 70 years are living with hypertension.Dr. Djoumessi Romance, a rhythmologist cardiologist at the Biyem-Assi District Hospital in Yaoundé, attributes the recent increase in cases to evolving lifestyle choices adopted by many citizens. "Cameroonians have embraced diets excessively rich in salt and fats," he explained. "We also observe frequent and high levels of alcohol and tobacco consumption....