The dissolved movement of African Patriots of Senegal for work, ethics and fraternity (Pastef) is using a new strategy to make itself heard: “sonkorisation”. Pastef supporters take advantage of cultural, sporting or daily events to express their support for their leader, Ousmane Sonko, imprisoned. This mobilization, combined with the use of social networks, allows the movement to maintain its visibility and rally supporters. Despite the dissolution of the movement, Pastef continues to play a political role in Senegal.

Gabon is plunged into a period of political transition following the 2023 coup d’état. General Oligui Nguema is at the head of the country and the question of his participation in the next presidential election is pending. The transitional Prime Minister, Raymond Ndong Sima, underlines the importance of a national debate to decide who can be a candidate in the election. He insists that the transition should last two years to allow for an inclusive process, contrary to the ECCAS proposal for a one-year transition. Ndong Sima also mentions the fight against bad governance as one of his priorities, mentioning the arrest of Noureddin Bongo. The final decision will be taken during the national debate planned in the transition process.

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During the United Nations General Assembly, several African presidents spoke to warn of the crisis in Sudan. Violence and human losses are on the rise, with more than 7,500 deaths in five months. Sudan’s president called for international support to resolve the crisis and demanded that rebel forces be designated as terrorist groups. Despite the difficult situation, he expressed his commitment to transfer power to the Sudanese people. These speeches helped highlight the crisis and call for international action to restore peace in the African country.

In this article, we explore how the use of drones is helping to accelerate the reconstruction and recovery of infrastructure in Libya, focusing on the Jabal Al Akhdar region. Following damage caused by a storm, engineers use these drones to assess needs, particularly in terms of electricity and communications networks. With their ability to fly over hard-to-reach areas, drones enable rapid identification of faults, helping to plan repair actions efficiently. Despite the challenges, significant progress has been made through the use of this technology.

The meeting between Jean Ping and General Oligui Nguema in Gabon marks a turning point in the political situation in the country. After years of contention, Jean Ping declared himself ready to work with the President of the Transition for the good of the country. This desire for cooperation and dialogue between the opposition and those in power represents a glimmer of hope for a peaceful resolution of the political crisis. The international community remains attentive to developments in the situation, emphasizing the importance of a return to political stability and democracy for the development of Gabon.