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The arrest and detention of Harold Leckat, director of Gabon Media Time and a journalist known for his critical investigations, have triggered widespread indignation among the Gabonese press and human rights organizations.
Despite official government rhetoric emphasizing “economic diversification,” Algeria’s proposed 2026 Finance Bill (PLF) reveals a persistent reliance on public spending, massive subsidies, and central dependence on volatile oil revenues.
President Ramaphosa suspends intelligence chief Imtiaz Fazel pending the outcome of a parliamentary investigation into his conduct.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has appointed 100 members to the Senate, utilizing his constitutional authority to designate one-third of the upper house following the official election results, as stipulated by Law No. 141 of 2020.
During the opening of the judicial year, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune reiterated his commitment to establishing the judiciary as a pillar of the rule of law.
The general annual report of the Mauritanian Court of Auditors was officially submitted to Head of State Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani on Wednesday by the Court’s President, Hemeyda Ould Ahmed Taleb.
Five months after his inauguration, Prime Minister Faure Essozimna Gnassingbe unveiled the composition of the first government of the Fifth Togolese Republic on Tuesday.
President Mutharika named Enock Chihana Second Vice President in a major round of government and public service appointments announced on Sunday.
Under the agreement, Zambia will draw on Ethiopia’s experience in rolling out a robust national digital ID system.
Morocco Leads Maghreb in Economic Freedom Despite Weaknesses