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The civil marriage law in Cameroon upholds the principle of marital freedom, granting every individual the right to select their partner and provide personal consent to the union. According to …

Cameroon marriage traditions clash with modern personal choice Read More

In Cameroon, a noticeable shift is underway as some men are no longer content to solely rely on their partners’ announcements regarding an impending birth. While these individuals continue to …

Paternity testing gains ground in Cameroon Read More

When school holidays become a classroom for resilience In N’Djamena, the summer break isn’t just about relaxation for many students—it’s a practical lesson in resilience and financial independence. Among them …

N’Djamena: students turn to cassava sales during school breaks to fund education Read More

The fourth annual Mousso d’Or awards ceremony, held on Saturday, June 6, 2026, in Ouagadougou, celebrated remarkable Burkinabè women whose dedication, leadership, and achievements significantly contribute to the nation’s progress. …

Salmata Sawadogo crowned top woman at Mousso d’Or 2026 in Ouagadougou Read More

In Burkina Faso, a proposed cap on private school tuition fees has sparked lively debate among parents, educators, and students. While some see it as a necessary step to ease …

Burkina Faso debates proposed school fee caps in private education Read More

society Vandalism at Gabon’s Communication Authority sparks concerns over institutional security 81 views Libreville, June 3, 2026 – The deliberate destruction of offices within Gabon’s High Authority for Communication (HAC) …

Vandalism exposes vulnerabilities in Gabon’s regulatory bodies Read More

Society Wednesday, June 3, 2026 – 18:03 Human Rights in DRC: A Tale of Two Realities Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo — In a revealing analysis during a Space live …

Human rights violations in DRC: contrasting patterns in Kinshasa and eastern provinces Read More

Initiative Riding waves, returning to class: how surfing empowers young girls in Senegal In Dakar, Senegal, the Black Girls Surf association is making a profound impact, enabling young girls who …

Riding waves, returning to class: how surfing empowers young girls in Senegal Read More

economic investigation tabaski series Tabaski sacrifices: when the Eid al-Adha sheep becomes a financial nightmare for Senegal Every year, millions of Senegalese plunge into debt to purchase a sheep for …

Senegalese families struggle with tabaski sheep costs amid debt crisis Read More

Tchad Chad’s urban youth increasingly drawn to online betting and virtual games Online betting is captivating Chad’s youth with promises of quick returns and digital entertainment, prompting discussions on regulation …

Chad’s urban youth increasingly drawn to online betting and virtual games Read More

In the bustling streets of N’Djamena, the allure of social media is reshaping the way young girls perceive themselves. Filters that smooth skin, apps that reshape figures, and feeds filled …

Social media pressures on young girls in N’Djamena Read More

#FREEGLEIZES Depuis le 29 juin 2025, notre confrère Christophe Gleizes, journaliste pour Society et So Foot, est emprisonné en Algérie. Nous ne l’oublions pas et réclamons sa libération. En savoir plus sur #FREEGLEIZES

Le Mali vacille, l’Alliance des États du Sahel brille par sa discrétion Read More