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Mason greenwood transfer: which club will sign him next?
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Mason greenwood transfer: which club will sign him next?

With no Champions League football next season, Olympique de Marseille must accept losing key players, including Mason Greenwood. While AS Roma has shown interest in the English forward, Fenerbahçe is determined to take the lead in this transfer race. A new offer could arrive in the coming days.The question is no longer if Mason Greenwood will leave Marseille during the summer transfer window, but when. The English attacker holds the highest market value in the squad and must be sold to help the club balance its books. AS Roma, Atlético Madrid, Fenerbahçe, and Al-Hilal are among the potential destinations. However, Marseille is not willing to sell Greenwood cheaply, especially since Manchester United will receive 40% of the transfer fee.Fenerbahçe set to raise their bidAccording to reports,...
Gabon welcomes five new ambassadors as Oligui Nguema strengthens global ties
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Gabon welcomes five new ambassadors as Oligui Nguema strengthens global ties

On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially received the credentials of five new ambassadors. This protocol ceremony marks their formal entry into office and reflects Libreville's determination to strengthen its presence on the global stage. The move aligns with the head of state's vision: making Gabon an attractive player, firmly focused on current economic, environmental, and geostrategic challenges.Among the new diplomatic faces in Gabon, Monseigneur Relwende Kisito Ouedraogo, apostolic nuncio, and Fadoul Kitir Zakaria, ambassador of Chad, embody already well-established ties. Their respective accreditations recall the consistency of historic relations the country maintains with the Holy See and with its Central African neighbors. These solid partnersh...
Morocco warns at Geneva about corruption’s toll on fundamental rights
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Morocco warns at Geneva about corruption’s toll on fundamental rights

The event took place against a global backdrop of growing recognition of corruption's destructive effects. It builds on the work of the Human Rights Council, particularly resolution 59/6 adopted in July 2025, which enshrines the widely accepted idea that fighting corruption and protecting fundamental rights are intrinsically linked and mutually reinforcing. International commitments—whether the United Nations Convention against Corruption, the 2011 Marrakech Declaration, or the 2021 UNGASS political declaration—all stress the need for a preventive approach grounded in the rule of law, democracy, and human rights.Against this framework, Morocco highlighted its integrated approach, which brings together public policies, national institutions, and international commitments. Moderating the dis...
Japan sweden match prediction samurai blues edge in world cup clash
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Japan sweden match prediction samurai blues edge in world cup clash

Key details of the Japan vs Sweden World Cup 2026 showdown Match Details Information Teams Japan vs Sweden Tournament 2026 FIFA World Cup Kickoff Time 6:00 AM (Vietnam time), June 26, 2026 Venue AT&T Stadium, Dallas Group Stage Position Group F, Matchday 3 Broadcast Channels VTV3, VTV6, VTV9, VTVgo How to watch Japan vs Sweden live in Vietnam Fans in Vietnam can tune in to VTV3, VTV6, VTV9, or stream the game live via the official VTVgo platform. To ensure a secure viewing experience and avoid unauthorized streams, viewers are advised to use the platform’s official channels. Why Japan is favored to defeat Sweden in this World Cup clash The Japan vs Sweden match is a decisive Group F encounter that carries immense stakes. With both teams locked in a tight battle for ad...
Burundi and Mali: how authoritarian regimes forge enemies to maintain control
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Burundi and Mali: how authoritarian regimes forge enemies to maintain control

On April 20, 2026, General Évariste Ndayishimiye embarked on an official “friendship and working” visit to Ouagadougou. At the time, the Burundian head of state held the rotating chairmanship of the African Union (AU). This diplomatic endeavor aimed to re-establish dialogue between the continental body and the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), an organization comprising Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, currently led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The initiative unfolded amidst the withdrawal of AES member states from AU bodies. Consequently, the Burundian president visited Burkina Faso, a nation governed by a military coup-led regime, to commend its efforts in restoring security and stability. The Burkinabe leader had openly stated that democracy was no longer relevant for the nation. Beyond t...
Morocco chosen as next destination for Club Export 47 mission
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Morocco chosen as next destination for Club Export 47 mission

Morocco has been selected as the destination for the upcoming Club Export 47 mission, scheduled from 30 November to 3 December. As a genuine gateway to Africa, Morocco stands out for its economic vitality, its geographic proximity to France, and the wide range of opportunities it presents to entrepreneurs looking to expand into the region. By Fati Seyni — Analyst
Pastef faces ticking time bomb in Ziguinchor as internal rift deepens
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Pastef faces ticking time bomb in Ziguinchor as internal rift deepens

In Ziguinchor, the internal conflict within Pastef has burst into the open, pitting Mayor Djibril Sonko against his deputy Bassirou Coly in a struggle for control. As tensions escalate, the party’s future in this key region looks increasingly uncertain, revealing worrying fractures in its ranks. The veneer of unity has crumbled in Ziguinchor. What were once quiet murmurs and subdued rivalries have become open political confrontation inside Pastef. At the heart of this crisis are two local figures: city mayor Djibril Sonko and his deputy Bassirou Coly, now locked in a dispute that is causing concern even in the party’s highest circles. In the historic stronghold of Pastef leader Ousmane Sonko, the situation resembles a ticking political time bomb. Behind the mobilization speeches, the divis...
Bénin’s ombudsman role transformed: Razacki Amouda Issifou takes office
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Bénin’s ombudsman role transformed: Razacki Amouda Issifou takes office

Lawmakers in Bénin have successfully passed a significant reform, fundamentally altering how the Republic's Ombudsman is appointed. Under this new legislative framework, the individual holding the position of first vice-president of the Economic and Social Council (CES) will automatically assume the role of Ombudsman. This crucial function is currently held by Razacki Amouda Issifou. Razacki Amouda Issifou has officially become Bénin's new Republic Ombudsman. His assumption of this vital post follows the legislative changes to the institution's governing law, which were enacted on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.The reform stipulates that the duties of the Republic Ombudsman will now be automatically carried out by the first vice-president of the Economic and Social Council (CES). This pivotal ch...
Senegal’s constitutional reform: ousmane sonko’s majority rejects president faye’s amendments
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Senegal’s constitutional reform: ousmane sonko’s majority rejects president faye’s amendments

Senegal's constitutional reform: ousmane sonko's majority rejects president faye's amendments In a significant development for governance Africa, the National Assembly has passed amendments championed by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko's majority, notably dismissing proposals from President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's government during an intense constitutional reform debate. This conflict underscores the escalating tensions between the executive and legislative branches within Senegal's evolving political landscape. The ongoing constitutional reform discussions within the National Assembly have reached a critical juncture, characterized by a direct confrontation between the executive authority and the Paste...
Gabon strengthens diplomatic ties with five new envoys
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Gabon strengthens diplomatic ties with five new envoys

President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema officially received the credentials of five newly accredited ambassadors yesterday at the Bord de Mer Palace. The ceremony marked the formal start of their diplomatic missions in Gabon, highlighting the country's active diplomacy and renewed trust from international partners.The newly accredited diplomats include the Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Relwende Kisito Ouedraogo; the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassadors of Chad (Fadoul Kitir Zakaria), Iran (Seyed Gholamreza Mirmohammad Meigoni), Djibouti (Mohamed Bourhan Ali); and the Australian High Commissioner, Leilani Bin-Juda. All five will reside outside Gabon.These ambassadors open a fresh chapter in relations between their countries and Gabon, which is working to strengthen ties with traditio...
Vibrations africaines gala raises funds for Burkina Faso cultural centre
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Vibrations africaines gala raises funds for Burkina Faso cultural centre

In a warm, celebration-filled atmosphere, the gala showcased the rich cultures of West Africa. Here is a look back at the evening.On Saturday, June 20, 2026, the Marcel-Sembat hall pulsed to the rhythms of traditional West African music and dance during the “Vibrations africaines” gala organized by the Faso Lili association.In front of 170 attendees, this colourful evening highlighted the wealth of West African cultural heritage while supporting a solidarity project.For several years, Faso Lili has been promoting traditional West African dance and music through classes, workshops and performances. This annual gala allowed the association’s members to share the results of their work alongside well-known professional artists.The show, blending live music and choreography, brought together ne...