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Morocco water policy eu funds major investment in rabats water security
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Morocco water policy eu funds major investment in rabats water security

Morocco has launched a landmark €402.2 million (3.7 billion Moroccan dirhams) water policy initiative in collaboration with the European Union delegation and the embassies of Germany, Italy, and France. This program, unveiled by the Ministry of Equipment and Water, is designed to reinforce the country’s water governance through targeted investments and technical cooperation. key priorities and funding breakdown The initiative focuses on three core areas: enhancing water resource knowledge, strengthening management of extreme weather events, and building institutional capacity within the water sector. A portion of the funding—€61.6 million (514.4 million dirhams)—comes directly from the European Union, while the remaining €340.6 million (3.2 billion dirhams) is secured through loans from E...
Senegalese official resigns from prime minister’s office over principle
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Senegalese official resigns from prime minister’s office over principle

In a move driven by personal convictions, Dr Bacary Thior, a key advisor in the Senegalese Prime Minister’s Office, has tendered his resignation following the departure of Ousmane Sonko from the premiership. why the resignation aligns with principle Dr Bacary Thior announced his decision to step down in a statement released on Thursday, emphasizing that his choice was made "in accordance with his principles." The departure of Ousmane Sonko as Prime Minister served as the catalyst for this move, prompting the advisor to reassess his position within the government. Despite leaving his official role, Dr Bacary Thior pledged to continue supporting the public good, stressing his unwavering dedication to serving the nation. He also reaffirmed his allegiance to Ousmane Sonko, who remains the in...
Côte d’Ivoire cashew harvest dips in bounkani region
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Côte d’Ivoire cashew harvest dips in bounkani region

Côte d'Ivoire cashew production faces sharp decline in Bounkani With the commercialization campaign in full swing, Côte d'Ivoire's cashew sector is bracing for a challenging year. The Cotton and Cashew Council projects a harvest of just over 1.3 million tons of cashew nuts, a figure consistent with recent seasons but 200,000 tons lower than last year's output. This decline is particularly pronounced in the Bounkani region, located in the country's northeast. Farmers here are grappling with the consequences of shifting rainfall patterns, which have disrupted the traditional agricultural calendar. Erratic rainfall and poor cultivation methods are blamed for the poor cashew harvest in the Bounkani region. From Bouna, Côte d'I...
Côte d’Ivoire’s cashew harvest drops in bounkani region
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Côte d’Ivoire’s cashew harvest drops in bounkani region

In Côte d'Ivoire, the cashew harvest season is in full swing, yet the outlook for this year's yield is far from promising. The Cotton and Cashew Council projected a total of 1.3 million tonnes of cashews, a figure consistent with recent years but down by 200,000 tonnes compared to the previous harvest. The decline is particularly pronounced in the northern region of Bounkani, where farmers are grappling with erratic rainfall patterns. Climate shifts and economic fallout in Bounkani Kouamé Ouattara, a farmer in Bouna, shared his struggles with the failed cashew crop this season. His three-hectare plantation, which once yielded 500 kg per hectare, now barely produces enough for two bags. «Three years ago, I could harvest 500 kg per hectare. Now, I...
Benin Togo: Wadagni strengthens ties with Lomé through key talks
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Benin Togo: Wadagni strengthens ties with Lomé through key talks

The Bénin-Togo partnership took a significant leap forward as President Romuald Wadagni concluded a strategic working visit to Lomé, where he met with Togolese Prime Minister Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé to reinforce bilateral cooperation, regional integration, and joint security efforts. This visit to Togo follows a broader West African tour by Wadagni, who has already engaged with leaders in Nigeria, Niger, and Burkina Faso. The tour underscores his administration’s priority of fostering stronger ties with neighboring countries, building on the legacy of his predecessor in strengthening regional diplomacy. diplomatic momentum in West Africa The Bénin-Togo discussions centered on deepening historical bonds of friendship, solidarity, and economic collaboration. Both leaders emphasized the...
Togo bac 1 2026 results likely on june 7
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Togo bac 1 2026 results likely on june 7

After months of rigorous preparation and evaluation, students awaiting the results of the 2026 Baccalauréat Première Partie (BAC 1) in Togo may finally receive their scores as early as Sunday, June 7, 2026. The Ministry of Primary, Secondary and Technical Education has yet to issue an official confirmation, but insiders within the education sector report that grading processes are nearing completion. Final deliberations are expected to be validated soon, paving the way for the release of results. While anticipation builds among candidates, the authorities have urged students to monitor official announcements closely. Results will be accessible through the usual platforms once confirmed. This year’s BAC 1 session has drawn significant attention due to the introduction of updated assessme...
Sawti: a multilingual digital hub for moroccan political clarity
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Sawti: a multilingual digital hub for moroccan political clarity

sawti: a multilingual digital hub for moroccan political clarity sawti stands out as a pioneering digital platform designed to demystify political information for Moroccan citizens, both at home and abroad. This non-profit initiative, created by Moroccan entrepreneurs Ismaïl Lahlou and Yassine Lahlou Kamal, is reshaping how citizens engage with political processes by offering accessible, reliable information. Available at www.sawti.info, the platform breaks language barriers by providing content in nine languages, including darija, Arabic, French, English, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, and German. Tamazight is set to join this multilingual lineup soon. Its intuitive design ensures users can effortlessly navigate through a wealth of political insights, from institutional functions to ...
Togo’s leader meets Ecobank chairman to discuss growth and financial integration
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Togo’s leader meets Ecobank chairman to discuss growth and financial integration

On June 3, President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé of Togo welcomed the Chairman of the Board of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated, Papa Madiaw Ndiaye, for a strategic discussion in Lomé. The meeting centered on the bank’s annual shareholder assembly results and future growth plans for this leading pan-African financial institution. Financial achievements and future outlook shared with Togolese authorities During the exchange, the Ecobank chairman presented the 2025 financial performance along with the group’s strategic roadmap. He emphasized the significance of maintaining transparency with Togolese leadership, highlighting a long-standing tradition of accountability. “Our annual general assembly concluded today, where we reviewed our 2025 financial results and outlined our strategic visi...
Psg in talks for 100m euro yan diomandé transfer
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Psg in talks for 100m euro yan diomandé transfer

Paris Saint-Germain Poised for Major Transfer as 100M Euro Bid for Yan Diomandé Looms Fresh off their historic back-to-back Champions League triumphs, Paris Saint-Germain are turning their attention to summer reinforcements. According to leading transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the club has initiated early discussions with the entourage of 19-year-old Ivorian sensation Yan Diomandé, currently shining at RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga. Transfer Race Heats Up as PSG Joins Liverpool in Pursuit The race to secure Yan Diomandé is intensifying, with Liverpool also heavily involved in negotiations. Romano confirmed that both clubs are actively engaging with the player’s representatives, with Diomandé now a top priority for both sides. The young Ivorian star himself is repor...
Controversy over ousmane sonko’s parliamentary seat in Senegal
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Controversy over ousmane sonko’s parliamentary seat in Senegal

The Front for the Defense of Democracy and the Republic (FDR) has escalated its objections to Ousmane Sonko’s seat in Senegal’s National Assembly, demanding the immediate annulment of his parliamentary mandate. In a strongly worded statement issued yesterday, the coalition argues that the legal framework used to reinstate his position as a deputy violates both the Constitution and the Electoral Code, while urging citizens to defend the nation’s democratic institutions. The FDR’s leadership has taken a firm stance, declaring Ousmane Sonko’s presence in the Assembly illegitimate and calling for his immediate removal. The coalition highlights widespread support from political parties, civil society groups, and citizens who have condemned what they describe as a ‘parliamentary coup attempt’ o...
Psg transfer risk with young striker eli junior kroupi
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Psg transfer risk with young striker eli junior kroupi

The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) faces a critical decision in the transfer market as it eyes a potential young striker to bolster its attacking lineup for the upcoming season. Following back-to-back UEFA Champions League triumphs, the French capital club aims for a historic treble next term. However, the pursuit of Eli Junior Kroupi presents a calculated gamble that could backfire if not executed swiftly. With a grueling domestic and European campaign behind them, PSG’s squad requires strategic reinforcements to maintain its dominance. The spotlight has turned to Eli Junior Kroupi, a 19-year-old striker who delivered an impressive 13-goal season for Bournemouth in the English Premier League. His pace, technical ability, and knack for finding the net make him an enticing prospect for ...
Benin’s bold move: free secondary education for all girls
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Benin’s bold move: free secondary education for all girls

In a landmark decision that underscores its commitment to social equity and female empowerment, the Government of Benin has officially declared free secondary education for all girls across public general, technical, and vocational schools. This sweeping reform, ratified during a cabinet meeting on June 3, 2026, will take effect at the commencement of the 2026-2027 academic year. This initiative represents the culmination of a pilot phase and aligns with President Patrice Talon’s long-term vision to modernize the national education system while addressing persistent gender disparities in academic participation. a decisive step against educational dropout Previous efforts to ease financial burdens on families—such as partial fee waivers for primary education or targeted exemptions in sele...