The military government has also linked the policy to the promotion of cultural values associated with the Popular Progressive Revolution
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Domingos Simões Pereira Says He Is “Absolutely Free” Despite Guinea-Bissau Restrictions
Speaking exclusively to DW, Simões Pereira said he did not consider the restrictions to have taken away his political freedoms.
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Biya’s Long Absence, New Messaging, and Military Shake-Up Send Signals of Continuity in Cameroon
But questions remain over why Biya has stayed abroad for so long, why the government has not provided a clear…
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UN Experts Find Boeing Aircraft Linked to U.S. Contractor Transported Weapons, Fighters for Sudan’s RSF
Chad's Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Sabre Fadoul has previously said questions concerning the aircraft were covered by defence secrecy.
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Guinea-Bissau Military Judge Declares Supreme Court Ruling Invalid in Alleged Coup Case
The latest ruling comes just days after the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court ordered the release of four defendants
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Chad Announces Withdrawal from International Criminal Court
Gambiaj.com – (N’Djamena, Chad) – The government of Chad has announced its decision to withdraw from the Rome Statute and…
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Guinea-Bissau’s Top Court Strips Military Tribunal of Power to Try Coup Suspects
Brigadier-General Na Walna has been in custody since October 29, 2025, when he was arrested in Bissau over his alleged…
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Guinea-Bissau Military Court Frees Domingos Simões Pereira as He Flies to Portugal for Medical Treatment
Domingos Simões Pereira has been accused of economic crimes and involvement in an alleged coup attempt in October 2025, which…
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Cameroon Ruling Party Defends President Biya Amid Growing Debate Over His Prolonged Absence
The exchange has reignited public debate over President Biya's absence and his ability to effectively lead the Central African nation…
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Traoré Warns Radical Islamist Preachers, Vows Crackdown on Sharia-Focused Students
Among the most significant announcements was Traoré's plan to bring home Burkinabè students studying Sharia in Arab countries.
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