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Trump's Tariffs and Africa: The Ripple Effects of a Trade War
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Trump's Tariffs and Africa: The Ripple Effects of a Trade War

Trump’s tariffs on China, along with China’s retaliatory measures, have triggered ripple effects that are likely to influence Africa’s trade, investment, and broader economic development. By Shuaib Mahomed Since former President Donald Trump took office in 2025, one of his most controversial econ...

Brice Oligui Nguema remporte l'élection présidentielle gabonaise
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Brice Oligui Nguema remporte l'élection présidentielle gabonaise

L'élection présidentielle de samedi s'est achevée sur la victoire du président de la transition qui a obtenu 90,35% des voix exprimées, selon les résultats provisoires. Le taux de participation est de 70,40 %. Brice Oligui Nguema, qui a mené un coup d'État au Gabon en août 2023, a remporté l'élec...

Nigeria chess master Tunde Onakoya eyes another Guiness World Record
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Nigeria chess master Tunde Onakoya eyes another Guiness World Record

Nigerian chess master Tunde Onakoya seeks to reclaim his record for the longest chess marathon after it was smashed earlier this month by two Norwegian players. Just a year after captivating the world with an awe-inspiring 58-hour longest chess marathon in the heart of New York City's Times Squar...

Algeria 'orders' 12 French officials to leave country in 48 hours
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Algeria 'orders' 12 French officials to leave country in 48 hours

The latest development comes at a delicate time in relations between Algeria and its former colonial power. Algeria has asked 12 French embassy officials to leave in 48 hours, the French foreign minister said on Monday, adding that this was linked to the arrest of three Algerian nationals in Fran...

Ex-Mauritius finance minister released on bail amid fraud charges
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Ex-Mauritius finance minister released on bail amid fraud charges

The government has accused the previous administration of falsifying data on economic growth. A court in Mauritius has granted bail to a former finance minister charged with fraud over alleged embezzlement at a state-owned company, his lawyer and the financial crimes commission said on Monday. Re...