Central Africa
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Elsewhere in Central Africa
Le gouvernement gabonais organise un séminaire pour simplifier l'architecture institutionnelle et mettre en oeuvre la circulaire présidentielle du 8 mai 2025.
Les autorités judiciaires gabonaises, dont le premier président de la Cour de cassation et le premier président de la Cour des comptes, ont pris leurs nouvelles fonctions.
A 28-year-old Congolese motorcyclist died from injuries sustained in a collision with a KIA vehicle on the Léconi-Kabala axis in Gabon's Plateaux department.
L'administration provisoire de l'Église évangélique du Gabon a été présentée officiellement à Mission-Baraka.
L’ambassadeur d’Espagne au Gabon, Rafael Chaves Beardo, a présenté mardi à Libreville le groupe musical espagnol “El Naán”.
Equatorial Guinea has launched a crackdown on foreign nationals, detaining and expelling dozens, mainly Cameroonians, amid concerns over free movement within the CEMAC region.
Niger's Tillabéri region officially launches enrollment for the Alliance des États du Sahel (AES) biometric national identity card.
The African Union Commission has clarified its recent statement on tensions in the Horn of Africa, emphasizing its commitment to peace, security, and stability on the continent.
Gabon's Ntoum municipal council approves 2025 budget of 1.67 billion FCFA
Gabon's educational community marks International Teachers' Day, placing the 2026-2027 academic year under the theme of peace.
Kenya confirms first Ebola case and death in Nairobi, after a man contracted the virus in DR Congo.
EU expresses concern over renewed violence in northern Ethiopia and escalating tensions with Eritrea
