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The Burkinabe transitional government has earmarked more than 11.3 billion CFA francs (approx. $18.5 million) in its 2025 budget to facilitate the promotion and reclassification of 36,670 civil servants.

Egypt is on the verge of securing approximately $2.3 billion in new financing following successful progress on multiple reviews of its International Monetary Fund (IMF) programs.

The Ivorian real estate sector is anticipating a major shift in housing policy following a decisive meeting between the newly appointed Minister of Town Planning, Housing, and Living Environment, Moussa Sanogo, and the National Chamber of Approved Developers and Builders of Côte d’Ivoire (CNPC-CI).

Hichilema dismisses Zambia’s Health Minister Elijah Muchimba and Small and Medium Enterprise Development Minister Elias Mubanga.

After several weeks of mobilization and a nationwide protest, Moroccan lawyers officially resumed their activities this Monday, marking the end of a strike scheduled by the Moroccan Bar Association (ABAM).

Mnangagwa appoints Soda Zhemu as Zimbabwe’s new information minister in a mini‑cabinet reshuffle.

During the opening session of the 6th African Conference for the Promotion of Peace in Nouakchott, Moroccan Minister of Religious Endowments and Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Toufiq, delivered a poignant appeal for Muslims to restore the ethic of peace as a “living model” of faith.

Court rules that Dalitso Lungu failed to provide credible evidence showing how he lawfully acquired 79 vehicles and 23 properties.

The World Bank has reaffirmed its long-standing commitment to Mali’s academic landscape following a high-level meeting in Bamako on Monday, February 9, 2026.

The National People’s Assembly’s Committee on Legal and Administrative Affairs and Freedoms has entered a critical phase of consultations regarding the draft organic law on political parties.