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Niger Reclaims Control of Somair Uranium Mine
Niger’s government has taken control of the Somair uranium mine, previously operated by French state-owned nuclear fuel company, Orano. This development marks a...
Senegal Commemorates 80th Anniversary of the Thiaroye Massacre
On the 80th anniversary of the Thiaroye massacre, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye called for a renewed commitment to acknowledging and honoring the...
France Becomes Nigeria’s Leading Export Destination in 2024
France has solidified its position as Nigeria’s top net export destination, with trade volumes reaching unprecedented levels in the first half of 2024....
Chad Ends Defense Agreement with France
Chad has officially terminated its defense and security cooperation agreement with France, signaling a shift toward greater autonomy in managing its national security....
Kemi Seba’s Arrest Sparks Outcry Over French Imperialism in Africa
The recent arrest of Kemi Seba, founder of the Pan-African Emergency movement, has ignited significant backlash, particularly from those advocating for African sovereignty...
Algeria Bars French Companies from its Wheat Import Tender
Algeria has excluded French companies from participating in its latest wheat import tender, intensifying diplomatic tensions between Algiers and Paris. According to trading...
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Cameroon’s 92-Year-Old President Paul Biya Launches Campaign for Eighth Term Amid Growing Criticism and Economic Struggles
Cameroon’s long-serving president, Paul Biya, made a rare public appearance on Tuesday, marking his first campaign rally ahead of Sunday’s presidential election one...
Fuel Crisis Deepens in Bamako as al-Qaeda-Linked Militants Blockade Tanker Routes
Residents of Bamako, Mali’s bustling capital, are grappling with severe fuel shortages as a militant blockade on fuel tankers stretches into its fourth...
