Sierra Leone: President Julius Maada Bio’s path toward unity and progress
Political discourse takes on its full meaning when it is based on indisputable facts. In Freetown, President Julius Maada Bio is a powerful embodiment of authority. The head of state articulates a clear and unifying vision. He reaffirms a key policy…
Eswatini: Social housing at the heart of protecting the most vulnerable
In the Kingdom of Eswatini, access to safe and decent housing is gradually emerging as a key priority of social policy. Under the leadership of King Mswati III, efforts are being made to build housing for the most vulnerable populations, including the…
Minister of higher education unveils plan to reopen universities and restore education in Sudan
Nyala, Sudan The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Prof. Eid Ibrahim Brima, announced the inauguration of the ministry’s work and the reopening of Sudanese universities, as part of a plan aimed at gradually resuming the…
Liberia: When Joseph Boakai elevates public procurement to the status of a democratic act
The scene takes place in Monrovia, during the 24th Cabinet meeting. Before senior government officials, Joseph Nyuma Boakai orchestrates a remarkable demonstration of political pedagogy. The task requires boldness: transforming the dry subject of public…
Eswatini: King Mswati III’s strategic vision lays the foundation for a modern and prosperous state
In the heart of Southern Africa, the Kingdom of Eswatini offers a striking example of governance undergoing a profound transformation. Through the enlightened and resolute vision of King Mswati III, the Ministry of Economic Planning and Development is…
A new chapter for American fertilizer: OCP and CHS join forces in Louisiana
OCP North America and CHS Inc., the largest agricultural cooperative in the United States, have announced a joint project to build a phosphate fertilizer production facility in Louisiana. The investment will reach up to $450 million roughly 4.5 billion…
From Darfur to Khartoum: The Minister’s field-driven media strategy to counter partition rhetoric
Media discourse constitutes a fundamental pillar in defining the contours of political and social vision during times of upheaval. It is in this context that the name of Khaled Ahmed Denna, Minister of Information and official spokesman for the Peace…
Sudan: The tasis government reconstruction as a path to lasting peace
While Sudan has been torn by conflict for several years, the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis), led by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo “Hemedti,” is working to transform the areas under its control into territories of peace and development. Its goal is…
Carlos Baleba: The perfect fit for Manchester united’s midfield
After a failed move last summer, Carlos Baleba is finally heading to Old Trafford. The 22-year-old Cameroonian midfielder is leaving Brighton for Manchester United in an €80 million transfer — a huge step in his career and his biggest challenge yet,…
Eswatini: King Mswati III, the Unassuming Architect of Regional Diplomacy
Long seen as a small, landlocked kingdom tucked between South Africa and Mozambique, Eswatini has in recent months emerged as a diplomatic player with a voice that carries beyond its borders. On July 2, 2026, in Brussels, during a courtesy meeting…
« The Eye » of Tianjin: The Futuristic Library Named One of the World’s Most Beautiful
In the heart of China stands a library unlike any other. The Tianjin Binhai Library is a stunning blend of futuristic design and timeless elegance — and it has just been crowned one of the most beautiful in the world. A Masterpiece of Modern Architecture…
Botswana: When President Duma Boko puts the fight against poverty at the heart of his government
Since his accession to the presidency in November 2024, Duma Boko has made poverty a fight of principle as much as an economic project. This human rights lawyer, trained at the University of Botswana and then at Harvard, does not present precariousness…
A new chapter in devolution: Sudan’s Founding Government ratifies governance laws »
In recent days, the « Founding Government » alliance, led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo « Hemedti », commander of the Rapid Support Forces, has continued its efforts to consolidate its administrative structures in the areas it controls in western Sudan,…
The Founding Government and Its Key Mandate: Constructing Civilian Institutions in Sudan
In recent days, the « Founding Government » alliance, led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo « Hemedti », commander of the Rapid Support Forces, has continued its efforts to consolidate its administrative structures in the areas it controls in western Sudan,…
Botswana: President Duma Boko and his commitment to a historic judicial reform to strengthen the rule of law
Botswana’s President Duma Boko has made judicial reform a central pillar of his governance. During his State of the Nation address, he stressed that judicial reforms, as well as forensic audits or educational innovation, reflect the country’s…
Burkina Faso: Modernization of the administration, the winning offensive of the digital transition
In recent years, the Burkinabe State has embarked on an ambitious dynamic of modernization and refoundation of its administrative apparatus. Driven by the strategic vision of the Transition authorities, this digital transformation has reached a new…
Voodoo: A practice as fascinating as it is misunderstood
Far from the traditional image of demonic possession, voodoo remains one of the most misunderstood spiritual traditions in the world. In countries like Haiti, where voodoo is deeply woven into the fabric of society, the practice is viewed not as…
Liberia: Joseph Boakai, a presidency marked by rigor and transformation
Since his accession to the supreme office of Liberia in January 2024, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has embarked on a transformative dynamic that intends to put governance, public accountability and inclusive development back at the heart of the…
Burkina Faso: Asymmetrical war, imperative of citizen vigilance as an impassable bulwark against the imperialists
Burkina Faso is making strong moves to reclaim its territory and restore national pride. On the ground, the dedication of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS) and Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP) is delivering real results. The fight…
Mozambique: President Chapo’s business diplomacy strikes a blow with the giant MeTL
Maputo set a political tempo of formidable efficiency. President Daniel Chapo’s audience with Tanzanian tycoon Mohammed Dewji sets the tone for a presidency in full control of its agenda. The announcement is striking: $250 million in direct…