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Burkina Faso: Over 200,000 beneficiaries for the sexual health assistance project
After two years of intervention in Burkina Faso, the integrated multisectoral assistance program dedicated to sexual health, nutrition, and protection is coming to an end. This major initiative, funded by Canada, targeted the most vulnerable populations, including internally displaced persons.

Cybersecurity: A new atlas assesses Africa's digital resilience
Cyprien Ekra has just published the first volume of the Atlas of Cybersecurity in Africa, a work that examines the digital maturity of ten countries on the continent. This document arrives as African states are stepping up their efforts against growing threats, illustrated by exercises such as CYBER.EX in Abidjan.

Chad: Sarh launches a vast operation to clear public spaces
The municipality of Sarh has officially begun a campaign to recover land belonging to the public domain. This initiative aims to end illegal occupations to restore urban order in the city.

Prix Art Humanité 2026: Congolese talent in the spotlight on the international stage
The Congolese artist has just won the prestigious Prix International Art Humanité 2026. His work, titled "La force des fragiles", was distinguished for its ability to link artistic expression with complex humanitarian realities.

Senegal: Dr. Mouminy Camara becomes the new director of CESTI
Dr. Mouminy Camara has officially taken the reins of the Centre d'études des sciences et techniques de l'information (CESTI) in Dakar. He succeeds Prof. Mamadou Ndiaye with the primary mission of driving a dynamic of pedagogical modernization in the face of digital shifts.

Congo: The Rally of Reformist Republicans launches its constituent congress
The political landscape of the Republic of the Congo is enriched with the holding, this weekend, of the constituent congress of the Rally of Reformist Republicans (3R). Led by Juste Désiré Mondélé, this new formation aims to position itself as a unifying actor within the nation.

Senegal: 418 new agents to transform the prison administration by 2026
The Minister of Justice, Me Moussa Sarr, announced a massive recruitment plan to strengthen Senegalese prison staff. This initiative aims to improve working conditions for agents while further supporting the social reintegration of detainees.

Cinema: Isaach De Bankolé launches "Premier Continent" in Abidjan
Internationally renowned Ivorian actor Isaach De Bankolé has officially unveiled his ambitious pan-African project called "Premier Continent." This initiative aims to sustainably structure the African film sector through training and the creation of a major festival.

SIAO 2026: Burkina Faso adjusts working hours in Kadiogo
For the 18th edition of the International Handicrafts Fair of Ouagadougou, the Burkinabe authorities have implemented a continuous working schedule. This measure specifically concerns the Kadiogo province from October 30 to November 8, 2026.

Local Healthcare: Tatenne Sérène inaugurates its new health post
The village of Tatenne Sérène, located in the commune of Notto Diobasse, has just reached a crucial milestone for access to care with the official opening of its health post. This new infrastructure is a major breakthrough for the 4,000 inhabitants of the locality, who now benefit from consultations and treatments on-site.

Burkina Faso: The State Protocol launches 'E-Protocole' to modernize diplomatic management
The General Directorate of State Protocol has officially introduced the digital platform 'E-Protocole' in Ouagadougou. This new digital tool simplifies administrative procedures related to diplomatic cards and access to airport infrastructure for foreign representatives.

Uzbekistan at the heart of new economic dynamics in Central Asia
Uzbekistan is gradually establishing itself as a major economic player in Central Asia thanks to a series of ambitious structural reforms. This trajectory is now attracting the attention of the international scene, marked by strategic investments and high-level diplomatic partnerships.

New York strengthens protection of minors against artificial intelligence abuses
Governor Kathy Hochul has signed new legislation aimed at strictly regulating the use of chatbots by minors in the state of New York. This unprecedented measure seeks to protect the youngest against the risks of emotional dependency and algorithmic practices deemed predatory.

Geneva: Alassane Ouattara advocates for an "adapted reglobalization" to transform the Ivorian economy
The Ivorian president argued, during the WTO presidential conference in Geneva, for a structural transformation of local resources in favor of sustainable development. This message is at the heart of the growth strategy defined by Côte d'Ivoire's 2026-2030 National Development Plan.

Jeune Afrique evolves the methodology of its ranking of the 300 champions of finance
Jeune Afrique magazine announces an overhaul of the evaluation criteria for its annual ranking of the 300 most influential financial actors on the continent. This update aims to provide a more precise reading of banking performance in Africa.

CICV 2026: Pastor Karambiri calls for individual responsibility in Ouagadougou
Pastor Mamadou Philippe Karambiri officially opened the 5th edition of the International Conference of Victorious Conquerors (CICV) in the Burkinabe capital. This major spiritual event emphasizes the need for every individual to cultivate constant vigilance in the face of global turmoil.

Dakar 2026: Senelec at the forefront of energy for the Youth Olympic Games
As the 2026 Youth Olympic Games approach, Senelec is intensifying its efforts to ensure a stable power supply. This mobilization focuses mainly on the maintenance of solar power plants and securing the country's strategic infrastructure.

Mental health in Côte d'Ivoire: more than 3 million citizens potentially affected
The Ivorian government is raising the alarm on the scale of mental disorders within the population. A vast series of consultations was held in Abidjan to rethink medical and social care in the face of this major public health challenge.

Senegal: Moussa Seydi released under electronic surveillance in the bracelet case
Former official of the Ministry of Justice, Moussa Seydi, has been granted provisional release under electronic surveillance. He is involved in the legal case concerning the public contract for electronic bracelets, estimated at 11 billion FCFA.

Cameroon: The FSNC suspended for three months by the government
The Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, has ordered the suspension of the National Salvation Front of Cameroon (FSNC). This three-month precautionary measure follows serious accusations concerning the 2025 electoral period.

CAN U20 2027: Yvan Kenmoe qualifies the Indomitable Lions after a stunning victory
Coach Yvan Kenmoe led Cameroon's U20 Lions to a decisive success during the 2026 UNIFFAC tournament. This regional triumph secures the country a spot in the upcoming 2027 U20 Africa Cup of Nations, which will be held in Ghana.

Finance in French-speaking Africa: between success and vulnerability
The recent ranking of the 300 finance champions published by Jeune Afrique highlights the dynamism of the financial sector in the French-speaking countries of the continent. However, this reported profitability coexists with structural weaknesses that question the sustainability of this growth.

Banking sector: Dr. Kouafilann Abdoulaye Sory gets the green light to launch AccordBank Group
Burkinabe entrepreneur Dr. Kouafilann Abdoulaye Sory has just reached a decisive milestone by obtaining the banking license issued by the UMOA Banking Commission. This strategic deployment marks the birth of AccordBank Group, a new financial institution designed to boost the economy between Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire.

Côte d’Ivoire: President Alassane Ouattara on a diplomatic mission to Geneva for the WTO
The Ivorian head of state, Alassane Ouattara, has arrived in Geneva to participate in the 8th Presidential Conference of the World Trade Organization. This strategic trip aims to strengthen economic partnerships and attract more investment to Côte d’Ivoire.
