Browsing: Chronicles

By Gedeon Kalombo Ntambwe* After holding its first peaceful power transfer in its history in 2019,  the biggest sub-Saharan country…

By Stéphanie Manguele, Lawyer at the Paris Bar, Senior Associate Thiam & Associés. On October 24, 2007, Law L2006 /…

This Sunday January 9 marks the start of the 33rd African Nations Cup (CAN). Until February 6, Cameroon will be…

By Mark Doumba, CLIKAFRIK Group Part of the youth and the African diaspora spoke eloquently in Montpellier, to affirm their…

By Jean-Louis Moulot *, Mayor of Grand-Bassam (Ivory Coast). As we know, Africa contributes less than five percent of total…

[The geopolitical chronicle of Benoit Ngom]. To decipher the news and bring geopolitical and geostrategic depth to the information, Professor…

By Julien Briot *, compliance expert. The Congolese mining sector is full of business opportunities that are no longer unsuspected.…

The geopolitical chronicle of Benoit Ngom. To decipher the news and bring geopolitical and geostrategic depth to the information, Professor…

By Ilyes Zouari, President of CERMF (Center for Study and Reflection on the Francophone World). Some African countries are experiencing…

Support from Biden’s J&J vaccine donation  President Joe Biden’s commitment to donate a further 17 million doses of the Johnson…

The Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea is about to set up a digital currency. Through this reform, certain…

The extraordinary summit of heads of state of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) on August 18,…

Cryptocurrencies have been driving the local and international news of recent times. They are on everyone’s lips, for speculators, they…

Mamadou Safayiou DIALLO, economic analyst. The Guinean banking system, like that of most African countries, has enormous shortcomings which should…

By University Professor Dr Abderrahmane MEBTOUL and President of the National Council for Privatization 1996/1999. Algerian President Abdelmadjid TEBBOUNE during…

Highway users between Abidjan (the economic capital) and Yamoussoukro (political capital) can spot the imposing industrial complex not far from…

Cameroon and the European Union (EU) launched on August 4, 2021 the sixth tariff dismantling of the Economic Partnership Agreements…

By Nicolas Clavel (photo), CIO, Scipion Capital Ltd and Edmund Fitzalan Howard, Analyste Intern, Scipion Capital LLP. Over the last…

France and Equatorial Guinea avoided a diplomatic crisis the unexpected outcome of which surprised many observers who expected more of…

In his 22nd speech on the Feast of the Throne, His Majesty King Mohammed VI wishes to take Morocco to…

An exceptional forum by Mo Ibrahim, president of the eponymous foundation dedicated to good governance in Africa and famous for…

A year and a half after the outbreak of the pandemic, Africa is doing better than resisting the Coronavirus. Until…

Neighboring countries, Cameroon and Nigeria share several difficulties, including terrorist attacks and secessionist tendencies. An unfavorable context for development, peace…

Paul Biya’s presence in Europe on a private visit fuels political battles that go beyond the classic confrontation between the…

By Khalid Cherkaoui Semmouni, Professor at the Faculty of Law in Rabat and at ISIC Terrorism is one of the…

Will the “great” republican dialogue announced last March by the head of state Faustin Archange Touadéra after his re-election in…

By Khalid Cherkaoui Semmouni, Professor at the Faculty of Law in Rabat and at ISIC Recent advances in information and…

Former South African President Jacob Zuma, who on June 29, 2021 was sentenced to 15 months in prison for contempt…

By Yaye Hélène Ndiaye, Founder and Director of KITAMBAA and Yacine Djibo, Founder and Executive Director of Speak Up Africa.…

Since coming to power in 2012, Senegalese President Macky Sall has been seen as the herald of regional diplomacy geared…