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Côte d’Ivoire Moves To Jail The Money Behind Illegal Gold Mining
Côte d'Ivoire has adopted a new bill aimed at the financiers, buyers and public officials accused of profiting from illegal gold mining. The proposed law introduces tougher penalties and expands criminal liability beyond miners operating at illegal sites.
Mauritania Joins the Global Rush to Restrict Social Media for Under-16s
Mauritania has unveiled new social media rules aimed at protecting minors online, including age restrictions, algorithm controls and limits on targeted advertising. Supporters see a necessary safeguard for children, while critics warn the measures could raise broader questions about digital rights and freedom of expression.
Doumbouya’s Evacuation Decision Sparks Debate as Convicted Ex-Officials Leave Guinea
Guinea's President Mamadi Doumbouya has defended his decision to authorise medical evacuations for two convicted former officials, arguing that compassion and justice can coexist. The move has triggered debate over accountability, prison conditions and equal treatment under the law.
Madegoua Village Attack Raises Fears of Forced Displacement in Cameroon’s Far North
Residents say the attackers came after villagers ignored warnings to leave. The Madegoua village attack has renewed concerns about militant influence in Cameroon’s Far North.
Sadio Mané Launches SM10 Agro Mango Processing Project in Bambali
Sadio Mané has broken ground on SM10 Agro, an 11.7 billion CFA franc agro-industrial park in Bambali that aims to transform mango production, create jobs and reduce agricultural waste in southern Senegal.
