The African Tribune

25Jun

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Cameroon airports manager adc secures bvmac premium listing validation

Aéroports Du Cameroun (ADC S.A.) receives BVMAC premium class validationA recent evaluation workshop, convened on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, in Kribi, concluded with a significant endorsement for Aéroports Du Cameroun (ADC S.A.). The gathering saw the participation of ADC's Board of Directors, its General Assembly members, representatives from the Bourse des Valeurs Mobilières de l'Afrique Centrale (BVMAC), and the various brokerage firms actively engaged in guiding the Cameroonian airport manager through its stock market listing process.The agenda for this comprehensive review and adoption workshop also included participation from ADC SA's directors and several sub-directors. Key presentations included an overview of the stock market introduction process, delivered by Patrick MBARGA, the H...

Gabon sets ambitious 7% growth target by 2030

25Jun

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Gabon sets ambitious 7% growth target by 2030

President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has unveiled a historic shift in Gabon's economic strategy, aiming to push the country's growth rate to between 6% and 7% by 2030. After a decade of stagnation below 5%, the new plan marks a decisive break from the rentier model that has long defined the nation's economy. In a recent interview, the president outlined a comprehensive roadmap designed to revitalise the country. He described the previous economic approach as an illusion: "Gabon has lived on a rentier model that neither creates growth, nor inclusive growth." A new economic era: three core pillars To correct this trajectory and build a strong, job-creating economy, the president's strategy rests on three fundamental pillars: Systematic industrialisation through local processing of raw mat...

Elliot Anderson on verge of record-breaking Manchester City move

25Jun

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Elliot Anderson on verge of record-breaking Manchester City move

Elliot Anderson on verge of record-breaking Manchester City move Elliot Anderson could become the most expensive midfielder in history. Manchester City and Nottingham Forest are reportedly closing in on an agreement for Elliot Anderson. The Englishman wants to join the Sky Blues, who may need to pay around €150 million to secure his arrival. Manchester City are preparing to write a big cheque. The north-west England club are leading the race for Elliot Anderson and are close to an agreement with Nottingham Forest to finalise the transfer of the England international (11 caps). Although the Citizens' last offer, worth nearly €140 million, was rejected by Forest, the parties are moving closer to the price set by Anderson's club, believed to be around €150 million. This sale...

Dr Congo: calls for end to support for armed group linked to war crimes

25Jun

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Authoritarian Regimes & Africa

Dr Congo: calls for end to support for armed group linked to war crimes

An armed group operating with the backing of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) has been implicated in the killings and torture of civilians, extensive looting, and the abduction of women, forcing them into sexual slavery within the Rutshuru territory of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). These grave allegations were brought to light by Amnesty International on June 25. The Collective of Movements for Change-People’s Defense Forces (CMC-FDP) operates as part of the Wazalendo (meaning “patriots” in Swahili), a loosely organized coalition of armed factions that the Congolese army utilizes as auxiliary forces in its ongoing conflict against the M23 Movement, which is supported by Rwanda. The CMC-FDP primarily conducts its operations in the Bukombo groupin...

Ebola en RDC: le gouvernement durcit la riposte avec un isolement obligatoire de 21 jours après un cas détecté en France

25Jun

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Ebola en RDC: le gouvernement durcit la riposte avec un isolement obligatoire de 21 jours après un cas détecté en France

Breaking News Santé: Ebola en RDC: le gouvernement durcit la riposte avec un isolement obligatoire de 21 jours après un cas détecté en France⠀ ⠀ Sécurité: A Londres, la RDC et le Rwanda s'engagent à apaiser les tensions à Minembwe et à appliquer l’accord de Washington⠀ ⠀ Justice: À La Haye, Kinshasa plaide pour une accélération de la justice internationale face aux crimes commis dans l'Est de la RDC⠀ ⠀ Société: Exetat au Maï-Ndombe 3 : la longue grève des enseignants entraîne une déperdition de près...

Bénin-Niger border: conditions laid out for potential reopening

25Jun

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Bénin-Niger border: conditions laid out for potential reopening

Bénin-Niger border: conditions laid out for potential reopening Actus. After three years of closure, the border between Bénin and Niger may soon see a path to reopening, a development that would bring significant relief to both nations. On Saturday, June 20, Niger's Minister of Interior, General Mohamed Toumba, visited Bénin to engage with experts dedicated to facilitating the reopening of the shared border. During his visit, General Toumba outlined three crucial conditions for this pivotal step: the formal signing of a defense accord, a security agreement establishing the non-negotiable principle of not using one country's territory against the other, and complete transparency regarding any foreign military assets positioned near the shared fron...

FLASH INFO : Reprise des affrontements à Zémio, les FACA bloquent l’entrée des Wagner vers le quartier musulman encerclé par les FACA

25Jun

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FLASH INFO : Reprise des affrontements à Zémio, les FACA bloquent l’entrée des Wagner vers le quartier musulman encerclé par les FACA

SécuritéSécurité en CentrafriqueActualitésTwitterFLASH INFO : Reprise des affrontements à Zémio, les FACA bloquent l’entrée des Wagner vers le quartier musulman encerclé par les FACAPar Corbeaunews - 25 juin 202602FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Article précédentFLASH INFO : Violents affrontements à Zémio entre les mercenaires russes du groupe Wagner et les soldats FACAhttp://www.corbeaunews-centrafrique.com Facebook Vimeo By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter

Marseille under pressure to sell after Greenwood, with Gouiri next

25Jun

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Marseille under pressure to sell after Greenwood, with Gouiri next

Having finished fifth and missing out on the lucrative Champions League, Olympique de Marseille finds itself in a precarious financial position. The revenue shortfall from this absence forces the club to focus on sales during the summer transfer window. Worse, this off-season could turn into a clearance sale for Marseille, which lacks leverage and must offload its most valuable assets.The biggest potential deal remains Mason Greenwood. The British forward had expressed a desire to stay in Ligue 1, but he is now close to joining AS Roma, which has made him a priority to strengthen its attack.Gouiri also heading for the exit?Another key offensive player could also pack his bags. Amine Gouiri may leave Olympique de Marseille this summer. The Algerian international arrived a year and a half ag...

Gabon’s oil sector eyes revival with Shell’s return

25Jun

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Gabon’s oil sector eyes revival with Shell’s return

The highly anticipated return of Shell to Gabon marks a pivotal moment for the nation's petroleum industry. A decade after its initial departure, the Anglo-Dutch energy giant is poised to recommit to Gabon's sedimentary basin, a move that aligns with Libreville's aggressive strategy to counteract a persistent decline in hydrocarbon output. This significant announcement, made amidst ongoing political reforms, clearly signals the authorities' commitment to attracting global investors and revitalizing the sector. Back in 2016, Shell had finalized its exit from Gabon, divesting its onshore assets to Assala Energy, a venture then under the control of the Carlyle fund. This multi-million dollar transaction was part of a broader global portfolio restructuring for the group, which at the time was ...

Senegal’s political shift when diomaye takes over from sonko

25Jun

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Senegal’s political shift when diomaye takes over from sonko

Journalist Political correspondent covering Senegal PASTEF Ousmane Sonko Bassirou Diomaye Faye In Senegal’s political landscape, a surprising transition unfolded when Bassirou Diomaye Faye succeeded Ousmane Sonko as the leading figure of the PASTEF party. This unexpected shift has reshaped the party’s dynamics, leaving observers to question the future of its leadership and goals. From opposition stronghold to evolving power structures The PASTEF party, once a vocal opposition force in Senegalese politics, now faces a defining moment under new leadership. Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who rose to prominence alongside Ousmane Sonko, has taken on a role that demands both continuity and innovation. His appointment marks a turning point, one that could redefine the party’s dire...

Morocco ends daylight saving time, returns to gmt permanently

25Jun

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Morocco ends daylight saving time, returns to gmt permanently

After years of national debate, Morocco has decided to permanently abandon the GMT+1 time offset. Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch announced today that the country will revert to its legal time (GMT) at the end of the upcoming summer. This long-awaited decision directly responds to persistent calls from citizens over the past years.Speaking to public television channels following the government council meeting on Thursday, 25 June 2026, Akhannouch stated that the move follows extensive consultations within the ruling coalition and careful consideration of public grievances. He acknowledged that maintaining daylight saving time had caused significant disruption for many Moroccans, prompting the government to opt for a return to standard time."This choice stems from a thorough evaluation of th...

Laurent Esso est le représentant de Paul Biya aux obsèques d’Alexis Dipanda Mouelle

25Jun

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Laurent Esso est le représentant de Paul Biya aux obsèques d’Alexis Dipanda Mouelle

PolitiqueLaurent Esso est le représentant de Paul Biya aux obsèques d’Alexis Dipanda MouelleC’est une correspondance de Samuel Mvondo Ayolo, le directeur du Cabinet civil de la présidence de la République au ministre d’Etat, ministre de la Justice […] Armand Djaleu|25 juin 2026|3 min de lectureAAASuivez Actu Cameroun sur GoogleRésumerEcouterCommenterC’est une correspondance de Samuel Mvondo Ayolo, le directeur du Cabinet civil de la présidence de la République au ministre d’Etat, ministre de la Justice garde des Sceaux datant du 10 juin 2026 qui donne la nouvelle. Paul Biya, le président de la République désigne Laurent Esso, le ministre de la Justice comme son « représentant personnel » aux obsèques d’Alexis Dipanda Mouelle, le tout premier président de la Cour Suprême. C’est un...