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Tunisie : Kaïs Saïed prolonge l’état d’urgence jusqu’en décembre 2026

En prolongeant l’état d’urgence jusqu’en décembre 2026, Kaïs Saïed inscrit la Tunisie dans un régime d’exception continu depuis 2015, soulevant de vives interrogations sur l’équilibre entre impérat...

Abu Dhabi's Lunate appoints the Emirati Minister of Investment to lead its global expansion

Lunate appoints Emirati minister Alsuwaidi to accelerate its global growth, opening new prospects for Gulf capital to Africa.

2026 Ranking: Which African armies are the most powerful today?

2026 ranking of African armies: behind the figures of the Global Firepower Index, an investigation into the military and political balances of the continent.

In Rwanda, artificial intelligence is entering health centers

Rwanda is launching an artificial intelligence trial in more than 50 health centers, with support from the Gates Foundation and OpenAI, to strengthen healthcare systems and reduce medical inequali...

Myriam Giancarli: leader in the African pharmaceutical industry and a figure of health sovereignty

Myriam Giancarli, CEO of Pharma 5, embodies the rise of the African pharmaceutical industry. Portrait of a key leader in health sovereignty in Africa.

African mines: how the United States relies on the United Arab Emirates to secure strategic minerals

The African mining sector has become a major strategic priority for the United States, which is increasingly relying on the United Arab Emirates to secure access to critical minerals. Behind the p...

Oligui Nguema reshuffles his government in Gabon: Oyima falls from grace and a balancing act ensues.

Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema reshuffles the Gabonese government: Henri-Claude Oyima is dismissed. A political balancing act that strengthens the government.

Crisis in Venezuela: African reactions to the American intervention and the capture of Maduro

Following the US military assault on Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro, African states and the African Union are calling for respect for sovereignty, peace and a political settlement, wh...

BETCLIC is leaving Benin: the French online betting giant is packing its bags.

Betclic has left Benin, just a few years after obtaining its online betting license there. The reason: a tax reform deemed too restrictive. This withdrawal illustrates a continental trend where Af...

Prostitution in Kédougou: Gold panning at the heart of a network trafficking Nigerian women

In Kédougou, the dismantling of a prostitution ring highlights the human trafficking that thrives in the mining areas of Senegal.