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Cheikhna Bounajim Cissé, the emergent officer. 1- An oversold and cracked neoliberal ideology. In this new column on the relationship…

By Brice Kouao, Abidjan Stock Exchange School. Arrived in 2016 after having bought the local subsidiary of Airtel, Orange took…

The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) has just called on mobile telephone operators to end the use or operation…

The imminent restitution of works of art to Africa, voted in the French National Assembly, is a reminder that the…

Digital and economic growth, the African perspective With digital technology, we are experiencing a new revolution that concerns the whole…

With Africa rocked by multiple crises this year, governments in the region will need to orient their policy responses not…

The Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) is organizing an international round table in November in France, with…

Total is reducing its exposure to fossil fuels. The French group, which presented its strategy and outlook to investors on…

African companies, move on, the state will join you! 60 years after independence, African unity remains a goal towards which…

After having succeeded in the feat of overtaking Ghana and Nigeria, two countries full of natural resources, Ivory Coast, a…

By Cheikhna Bounajim Cissé, author of “FCFA – Face Cachée de la Finance Africaine” (BoD, 2019), analyzes the challenges and…

Since joining the Government as Minister of Defense under François Hollande then Minister of Foreign Affairs under Emmanuel Macron, Jean-Yves…

The economic crisis that had been looming on the horizon since the start of the COVID19 pandemic has ended up…

When Anadarko Petroleum Corp. confirmed last year it would be constructing a $20 billion liquified natural gas (LNG) plant in…

As Africa is busy making its entry into the fourth industrial revolution (4RI), that of digital transformation, it is faced…

Economists Fadhel Kaboub from Denison University in Ohio, USA; Ndongo Samba Sylla from Université Cheikh Anta Diop in Dakar, Senegal;…

For economics professor Emmanuel NNADOZIE, Executive Secretary of the Foundation for Capacity Building in Africa (ACBF), the Covid-19 pandemic poses…

By Darwis Khudori (Indonesian architect and historian, director of Master’s Degree in Exchanges with Asia at the University Le Havre…

By Gérardine Mahoro, CEO ACT05 (www.act05.com). Public and private african affairs expert, in Africa and between Africa and Europe. Europe…

By Adamou Sambaré, Managing Director of Creditinfo West – Africa. Covid – 19 has hit the world with a “double…

By Khalid Cherkaoui Semmouni, Director of Rabat Center for Political and Strategic Studies. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) intervention in…

For ancient Greeks, a crisis was not necessarily a dreadful event, but rather a moment for important decisions. The COVID-19…

By Pierre Delval Africa is undoubtedly one of the largest reserves of diamonds in the world. Beyond Australia, Canada or…

By Maria Nadolu, globe-trotter. We’re having one of our usual globetrotters’ long phone calls; we’re used to travel more than…

More and more, African countries are able to act in concert to stand up for the interests of the continent.…

The Gabonese Head of State chaired the military parade on August 17 in Libreville, the capital, on the occasion of…...

Algeria and Nigeria will have to decide this Sunday during a shock football match between two teams with different playing…

The Teranga Lions and the Carthage Eagles clash Sunday, July 14, 2019 in Egypt. The winner will play the…

Elected on the promise of change, to build a new republic respectful of democracy and human rights, to make the…

By Nesrine Aissani, Tunis. It is a fact that we tend to forget too often: The African continent is the…