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Senegal political tensions: can opposition seize the sonko-faye divide
19Jun By Harouna OusmaneNo Comments
Politics

Senegal political tensions: can opposition seize the sonko-faye divide

Political rifts in Senegal: a strategic opening for opposition forces? The evolving relationship between prominent figures within Senegal’s political landscape is creating unexpected opportunities for opposition groups. With tensions escalating between key allies, analysts are closely examining how this divide might reshape the balance of power in the country’s governance. Following a period of collaboration that once defined their shared vision, the current fractures within this alliance are drawing significant attention. The question on many observers’ minds is whether opposition parties can capitalize on this discord to strengthen their own positions ahead of upcoming challenges. Understanding the roots of the division The split between these influential leaders did not emerge overn...
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Germany vs ivory coast live updates fifa world cup 2026
19Jun By Harouna OusmaneNo Comments
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Germany vs ivory coast live updates fifa world cup 2026

Stay tuned for real-time coverage and live updates as Germany face off against Côte d'Ivoire in Group E of the FIFA World Cup 2026. The highly anticipated kickoff is scheduled for 21:00 local time on Saturday, June 20, 2026. live match coverage The encounter will unfold under the spotlight as both teams battle for a crucial point in the tournament's group stage. Follow our minute-by-minute updates for key plays, substitutions, and standout moments from this clash between European and West African football powerhouses. match details Competition: FIFA World Cup 2026 – Group Stage Date: Saturday, June 20, 2026 Kickoff: 21:00 local time Teams: Germany vs Côte d'Ivoire Group: Group E frequently asked questions how often is this page updated? This page refreshes continuously with the lates...
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Burundi reaffirms unwavering backing for Morocco’s Sahara sovereignty
19Jun By Harouna OusmaneNo Comments
International

Burundi reaffirms unwavering backing for Morocco’s Sahara sovereignty

The Republic of Burundi has once again affirmed its steadfast and unwavering commitment to Morocco's territorial integrity and its full sovereignty across all its lands, specifically encompassing the Sahara region. This definitive stance was formally communicated in a joint statement issued following comprehensive discussions. The talks brought together Édouard Bizimana, Burundi's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration, and Development Cooperation, and his Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccan Expatriates.  By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter
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Longuè longuè’s much-anticipated return to Yaoundé
19Jun By Harouna OusmaneNo Comments
Culture

Longuè longuè’s much-anticipated return to Yaoundé

The return of Longuè Longuè to Yaoundé marks a significant moment, capturing public attention in Cameroon. This article presents a distinctive visual perspective on this noteworthy development. This compelling illustration is the work of Damien Glez, a renowned Franco-Burkinabè cartoonist and editorialist.The piece also touches upon the broader theme of France – Africa relations, reflecting its cultural and societal context within Africa. By Harouna Ousmane — Reporter
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Bénin’s parliament approves 2026 revised finance law for national priorities
19Jun By Fati SeyniNo Comments
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Bénin’s parliament approves 2026 revised finance law for national priorities

Bénin's legislative body, the National Assembly, gave its unanimous approval to the revised finance law for the 2026 fiscal year on Friday, June 19, 2026. This crucial legislative act aims to recalibrate the state budget, aligning it with the recent governmental restructuring and the executive's evolving strategic priorities for the nation's development. During a plenary session, the National Assembly members, both present and represented, collectively endorsed the 2026 rectifying finance bill. This unanimous vote underscores the broad consensus among lawmakers regarding the necessity of these budgetary adjustments.This rectifying law empowers the government to implement essential mid-year budgetary modifications. It emerges amidst a significant reordering of the governmental structure and...
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Morocco and un Economic Commission for Africa strengthen south-south cooperation
19Jun By Harouna OusmaneNo Comments
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Morocco and un Economic Commission for Africa strengthen south-south cooperation

The strengthening of cooperation between Morocco and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) was the focal point of a high-level meeting in Addis Ababa. The gathering brought together Mohamed Arrouchi, Morocco’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the African Union and UNECA, with Claver Gatete, UNECA’s Executive Secretary. During the discussions, both sides explored avenues to deepen their partnership, with particular emphasis on Rabat’s unwavering commitment to African integration and continental development. Mr. Gatete commended Morocco’s pivotal role in hosting the 58th session of the Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development in Tangier from March 28 to April 3. He also highlighted the Kingdom’s sustained support for UNECA’...
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Burundi strengthens backing for Morocco’s Sahara sovereignty
19Jun By Harouna OusmaneNo Comments
International

Burundi strengthens backing for Morocco’s Sahara sovereignty

The Republic of Burundi has once again voiced its unwavering support for Morocco’s full territorial integrity, including the Sahara region, during a high-level diplomatic meeting in Rabat on Friday, June 19, 2026.Foreign Minister Edouard Bizimana of Burundi engaged in talks with his Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Bourita, reaffirming Bujumbura’s firm stance on the matter. A joint communiqué issued after the discussions highlighted Burundi’s endorsement of Morocco’s autonomy initiative as the only viable and realistic path to resolving the decades-long dispute.Nasser Bourita (left) meets with Burundian Foreign Minister Edouard Bizimana in Rabat to discuss Sahara sovereignty and regional cooperation © Maroc DiplomatieIn addition to its continued backing, Burundi praised the recent UN Security ...
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Bénin pledges solidarity with Niger after Niamey airport attack
19Jun By Harouna OusmaneNo Comments
International

Bénin pledges solidarity with Niger after Niamey airport attack

The government of Bénin has conveyed its profound solidarity to the Nigerien people following the recent attacks that took place on Thursday, June 18, 2026, in the vicinity of Niamey's Diori-Hamani International Airport. In an official statement released from Cotonou, Beninese authorities articulated their deep concern and strong condemnation of these disturbing events, highlighting that the assault targeted a crucial civilian infrastructure. « Bénin unequivocally condemns this act of aggression, which deliberately targets a strategic civilian facility and directly jeopardizes the safety and security of the populace, » the communiqué emphatically stated. Responding to this grave situation, the Beninese government extended its unwavering support to both the Nigerien populace and the country...
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Opposition leader jose makila attributes m23 resurgence in drc to president tshisekedi
19Jun By Fati SeyniNo Comments
Politics

Opposition leader jose makila attributes m23 resurgence in drc to president tshisekedi

Les rebelles du M23 à Bukavu le 20 février 2025 Sécurité During a recent live Space discussion, veteran opposition figure and former Deputy Prime Minister, José Makila Sumanda, offered sharp critiques concerning the security situation in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Makila notably challenged prevailing assumptions about the M23 rebel movement and its historical connections to former President Joseph Kabila, redirecting accountability toward the current administration.Makila staunchly refuted claims of any complicity between ex-President Joseph Kabila and the M23 rebels, specifically addressing Kabila's presence in M23-controlled regions. He asserted that no M23 members ever provided protection for Kabila, underscoring that all i...
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Chad disputes Cameroon’s proposed railway route
19Jun By Fati SeyniNo Comments
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Chad disputes Cameroon’s proposed railway route

N'Djamena's rejection of the railway route recently endorsed by Yaoundé exposes the limitations of a unilateral approach in executing major regional integration projects. Beyond the technical disagreement, this contention illuminates the profound economic, geopolitical, and territorial considerations surrounding this crucial infrastructure, poised to redefine trade dynamics between Cameroon, Chad, and the wider world. Envisioned as a cornerstone of Central African economic integration, the prospective railway linking Cameroon and Chad is already navigating its initial political turbulence. On June 4, the Steering Committee for Structuring Projects, chaired by the Cameroonian Head of State at the Unity Palace, approved a rail corridor designed to connect Ngaoundéré to N'Djamena, passing thr...
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