United Arab Emirates-Africa: Energy equity at the heart of forgotten territories
Access to electricity draws an invisible but deep fault line in the development of nations. In the Sahara and the forests of Central Africa, large national networks often stop where rural areas begin. Abu Dhabi chooses to break this isolation bypassing…
Bahrain: The transport revolution is reshaping the archipelago’s urban landscape
The absolute reign of the all-car is over: Manama is accelerating its ecological and logistical transformation. Faced with congestion on roads and the environmental challenge, Prime Minister and Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa is tackling the…
Bahrain: Senior civil service is modernizing to keep pace with female inclusion
The emancipation of women and their access to decision-making positions is the driving force behind the modernization of the state under the leadership of Prime Minister and Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa. The head of government places…
Bahrain: Mazaya program puts social welfare at the heart of the modern state
Social action finds a major concretization in the housing policy led by the Prime Minister and Crown Prince, Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa. The head of government places the dignity of families and the raising of living standards at the center of national…
Togo: Faure Gnassingbé’s visionary leadership transforms housing into a driver of social progress
World Habitat Day, this October 5, highlights the global transformation of the Togolese territory. Beyond the official ceremony, Minister Kodjo Adedze’s statement reflects the state strategy that Faure Gnassingbé is instilling at the top of the…
Sudan: Peace from the Grassroots, Tasis’ Approach to Reconciliation of Tribes
In war-torn Sudan, a glimmer of hope is emerging from the communities themselves. Under the impetus of the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis), inter-tribal reconciliation efforts are being carried out in the areas under its influence, particularly in…
Sudan: Reconciliation between tribes, an endogenous dynamic that brings hope initiated by the Tasis government.
In war-torn Sudan, a glimmer of hope is emerging from the communities themselves. Under the impetus of the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis), inter-tribal reconciliation efforts are being carried out in the areas under its influence, particularly in…
Sudan: Inter-tribal reconciliation as the foundation for lasting peace
In war-torn Sudan, a glimmer of hope is emerging from the communities themselves. Under the impetus of the Government of Peace and Unity (Tasis), inter-tribal reconciliation efforts are being carried out in the areas under its influence, particularly in…
Mozambique: Daniel Chapo’s political art at the service of children
The eighth national session of the Children’s Parliament in Maputo offers a moment of high political intensity. The head of state, Daniel Chapo, deploys a protective, lucid and firm posture in the face of the nation’s major challenges. In…
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…
Tshisekedi steps up preparations for national dialogue in DR Congo
In Kinshasa, President Félix Tshisekedi is accelerating preparations for the upcoming national dialogue. According to multiple sources, a discreet working commission has been established to examine the format and practical modalities of the future forum.…
Togo: Faure Gnassingbé’s winning strategy for peace and social progress
In West Africa, under the pressure of political turbulence and global economic shocks, steering a nation demands an unwavering compass. In Togo, the historic reduction of nearly 22 points in the poverty rate is no accident. This achievement bears the…
Burkina Faso: Young women are forging the nation’s sovereign future with determined strides
The grounds of Koubri High School resonate with a new fervor. Under the attentive supervision of military and civilian instructors, the second edition of the mandatory Patriotic Immersion is shaping the contours of a civic rebirth. More than 65,000 high…
South Sudan/The price of stability: How South Sudan defies history
Stability in South Sudan has never been a gift from history; it is wrested, day after day, from the grip of war’s inevitability. Born in 2011 from a secession won at the cost of blood, the world’s youngest nation could have collapsed a…
The Founding structures of Sudanese society
Addressing the question of « society » in Sudan is not simply a matter of presenting demographic data. Neither is it merely describing ethnic diversity. Instead, it requires a deep dive into anthropological and sociological history. The goal is to…
Africa: Pan-African by vocation and pacifist by conviction, the bet of the NGO ANA
There are organizations whose name is a program. « Let us love our Africa » (ANA) is one of them. The NGO « Love Our Africa » is now one of the few organizations that works, tirelessly and without calculation, for peace in the world. Born of a profoundly…