The African Union (AU) is expected to announce the launch of flagship projects in the infrastructure sector, one for each of the five regions of Africa. Thus, the EU and the AU leaders are meeting twice a...

Sixty French companies’ heads from Sub-Saharan Africa, Central Africa and France met in Dakar to present their vision of African markets. France wants to restart innovative and aggressive economic values in Africa.

In a report made public, the UN has stated that active armed groups in eastern Congo, including the Congolese army, have managed to circumvent the international programs to develop networks that exploit the country’s mineral resources, and...

The International Think-tank Thomas Moore institute based in Brussels  has published a note on the dismantling of the El-ayoun ( in the south of Morocco) on the  8th of November While the security of the European Union cannot be dissociated...

“ Oil revenues continue to offer a magnificent windfall for countries that have this coveted resource but also the involved countries in the transit chain. The National Hydrocarbons Corporation (NHC), an oil company, has announced that Cameroon...

The African countries have rejected a joint declaration with the European Union on climate change, arguing instead that the statement is reflecting only an European priority, an African diplomat said, adding that this decision was taken by...

For the third time since 2000, the African countries and members of the European Union are meeting in Tripoli, but Sudan is not participating in the summit at any level. Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Ahmad Karti was...

The sub-region countries’ public procurement remains the preserve of large companies and multinationals, but remains also inaccessible to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that share less than 5% of the overall budget of the eight UEMOA countries;...

All land, sea and river borders of the Republic of Guinea are closed to entry throughout the country until further notice. No exit is allowed without the special agreement of the competent authorities.

In a report entitled “Cost of Future Conflict in Sudan”, explains that a new war would cost 100 billion US dollars, costing 50 billions for Sudan, 30 billions to the international community and 25 billions to the...