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Ecouter l’article A striking paradox continues to undermine Gabon’s labor market: while one in three young, active individuals faces unemployment, numerous economic sectors struggle to find the skilled workforce they …
Unraveling Gabon’s youth unemployment paradox: why jobs remain elusive despite demand Read More
Ten years ago, barely one in three rural residents in Senegal had access to electricity. Today, seven out of ten do. This remarkable transformation was among the key achievements shared …
Senegal highlights a decade of sustainable development progress at un forum Read More
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) government and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have agreed to deepen their collaboration in improving detention conditions and strengthening humanitarian …
DRC government and ICRC strengthen detention and humanitarian support partnership Read More
The African Cacao Alliance: A New Era for the Continent’s Chocolate Industry Four West African countries – Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, and Nigeria – have signed a landmark agreement to …
Cacao alliance africa Read More
The Moroccan government has sealed a transformative partnership with the World Bank, designed to propel the Kingdom toward inclusive growth and sustainable development. The agreement underscores a shared commitment to …
Morocco strengthens women’s employment with World Bank partnership Read More
Paul Atanga Nji, a prominent figure in Cameroon’s government, consistently demonstrates a unique blend of state leadership and profound personal faith. As the nation’s Minister of State, he is often …
Cameroon’s minister of state and faith: Paul Atanga Nji’s pious diplomacy Read More
How can academic research better align with the nation’s evolving needs? This pivotal question brought together leaders of Togo’s UNESCO academic chairs in Lomé on July 9, 2026. Organized by …
Togo universities unite to boost national development through unesco chairs Read More
Centrafrique : un ministère forestier rappelle les centrafricaines à l'ordre de payer leurs taxes d'abattage. Les méthodes Wagner sont adoptées mais sans contrepartie. Un ministère de l'Économie forestière centrafricain a rappelé …
CENTRAFRICA: Centrafricaine Refuse to Pay Timber Harvesting Taxes, Ministry Rappels Them Read More
After nearly seven years away from international rugby, Yacouba Camara made a triumphant return—this time donning the colors of the Mali national team. The former France flanker, who earned his …
Yacouba Camara’s bold move: Mali’s rising rugby star after France departure Read More
In the heart of Chad’s capital region, the Mandjafa nomadic camp serves as a temporary home for families who rely on livestock for their survival. Among them is Afia, a …
One health approach brings integrated care to Chad’s nomadic families Read More
Buried deep within the dense 219-page National Human Development Report (RNDH) 2026 lies a stark statistic: over 77% of residents in Gabon’s southernmost province, Nyanga, live below the poverty line. …
Extreme south Gabon: where 77% live in poverty despite national wealth Read More
Tchad Sécurité alimentaire : qui veille sur l’alimentation des Tchadiens ? Amidst growing health concerns and inadequate regulatory oversight, the state of food security in Chad has become a central …
Chad’s food safety under scrutiny: ensuring public health for its citizens Read More