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EconomieZLECAf : l’usine de Bangou veut faire voyager les produits camerounais à travers toute l’AfriqueL’usine de transformation des ressources agro-alimentaires de Bangou, dans le Département des Hauts-Plateaux, Région de l’Ouest, a été officiellement inaugurée ce vendredi 26 juin 2026 […] Liliane Ndangue|Il y a 4h|3 min de lectureAAASuivez Actu Cameroun sur GoogleRésumerEcouterCommenterL’usine de transformation des ressources agro-alimentaires de Bangou, dans le Département des Hauts-Plateaux, Région de l’Ouest, a été officiellement inaugurée ce vendredi 26 juin 2026 par le Ministre du Commerce, Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana. Promue par la société META INVEST, propriétaire de la marque Denky, cette unité industrielle a été portée sur les fonts baptismaux en présence du Ministre de l’Agri...

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AfriqueBurkina Faso severs diplomatic relations with FranceThe Government of Burkina Faso has officially announced the termination of all diplomatic relations with France, effective immediately.Alexandre L.|8 hours ago|5 min readAAAFollow Africa Tribune on GoogleSummarizeListen3CommentHistoric break in diplomatic relationsBurkina Faso has announced the immediate termination of all diplomatic relations with France. This unprecedented decision was formalized through an official government communiqué dated June 26, 2026.The statement cited fundamental violations of mutual respect and national sovereignty as the primary reasons behind this historic move. The Burkinabe government emphasized that the necessary conditions for maintaining balanced bilateral relations—based on reciprocal trust, non...

Burkina Faso has announced the severance of diplomatic relations with France, President Ibrahim Traoré confirmed from Ouagadougou on June 18, 2026. The decision marks a new chapter in the country's foreign policy. By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter

The Société d'Énergie et d'Eau du Gabon (SEEG) has been split into two separate entities, marking a significant restructuring of the country's energy sector. This division aims to improve efficiency and address long-standing operational shortcomings, particularly in electricity and water distribution across Gabon.Despite the structural change, the nation continues to grapple with persistent energy challenges. Power outages and uneven access to electricity remain critical issues, especially in rural and peri-urban areas. Analysts point out that while splitting the SEEG may streamline management, substantial investment and policy reforms are essential to meet growing demand and achieve energy stability.The Gabonese government has signaled its commitment to modernising the sector, but the pat...

The French football authorities have delivered their verdict. On Friday, the National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG) unveiled the financial restrictions that Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais must comply with during the 2026-2027 Ligue 1 season. For the Olympique de Marseille, the DNCG has mandated strict limits on both player salary expenditure and transfer compensation fees. This decision follows a thorough review of the club's financial situation, which has struggled in recent seasons. The Olympique Lyonnais faces a similar constraint, with the DNCG imposing a salary cap tied to the club's revised budget following its change in ownership structure. Key decisions confirmed for Lyon In a press briefing, club owner Michele Kang confirmed two critical outcomes for ...

In Huelva, Spain, Younes Sekkouri, the Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment, and Skills, detailed Morocco's forward-thinking strategies for managing migration. The minister emphasized a framework rooted in solidarity, shared responsibility, and a profound respect for human dignity. During his address at the forum titled "Migration Governance and Circular Migration between Morocco and Spain: Keys to Beneficial Cooperation," Sekkouri explained that this humanitarian-focused policy is a direct result of the high directives from King Mohammed VI. This vision places human capital at the center of national strategy, treating mobility as a vital engine for economic advancement. Furthermore, the minister noted that the approach facilitates the transfer of professional skills ...