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Message de Noël 2025 de l’archevêque de Ouagadougou
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Message de Noël 2025 : appel à l’espérance au Burkina Faso

À l’occasion de la célébration de Noël 2025, l’archevêque métropolitain de Ouagadougou, Monseigneur Prosper Kontiébo, a adressé un message fort aux fidèles catholiques et à l’ensemble des hommes et femmes de bonne volonté. Un message placé sous le signe de l’espérance, dans un contexte national et international marqué par les épreuves, les conflits et l’insécurité. Cette année, la fête de la Nativité s’inscrit dans la dynamique de la clôture du Jubilé de l’Espérance. Pour l’archevêque, ce temps spirituel rappelle le passage symbolique de la Porte Sainte, signe d’un engagement intérieur à quitter le péché pour entrer dans une vie nouvelle en Jésus-Christ. Noël apparaît ainsi comme la première porte ouverte par Dieu lui-même, lorsqu’il entre dans l’histoire humaine à travers son Fils fait homme, afin que la lumière se lève sur ceux qui marchaient dans les ténèbres. Dans la nuit […]

Belgium joins ICJ Gaza genocide case
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Belgium Joins ICJ Case Over Gaza Genocide Claims

Belgium has formally joined the case brought by South Africa against Israel at the International Court of Justice, adding to growing international scrutiny of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. The ICJ confirmed that Belgium filed a declaration of intervention, aligning itself with several countries that have already entered the proceedings. South Africa initiated the case in December 2023, arguing that Israel’s actions in Gaza breach the 1948 UN Genocide Convention. Israel has strongly rejected the accusations and maintains that its military operations are lawful and defensive in nature. Although a final ruling from the ICJ could take years, the court issued provisional measures in January 2024. These measures ordered Israel to take steps to prevent acts of genocide and to allow unrestricted humanitarian aid into Gaza. While legally binding, the ICJ has no direct enforcement mechanism, leaving compliance dependent on […]

Vanessa Selase Azoumaro holding her Guinness World Record certificate for the Ghost of Tsushima gaming marathon
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Vanessa Selase Azoumaro Receives Guinness World Record Certificate for Ghost of Tsushima Gaming Marathon

Vanessa Selase Azoumaro, a graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), has officially received her certificate from Guinness World Records, confirming her place in global gaming history. Vanessa set a new world record by playing the video game Ghost of Tsushima continuously for 56 hours and 30 minutes. The endurance gaming session took place in Kumasi on July 29, 2024, drawing widespread attention from gamers, creatives, and young people across Ghana. Guinness World Records validated the feat as the longest video game marathon ever recorded for Ghost of Tsushima, marking a major milestone for Ghana in the international gaming space. The recognition places Vanessa among a small group of gamers worldwide who have pushed the limits of endurance gaming. Speaking about the achievement, Vanessa said her goal goes beyond breaking records. She hopes to represent Ghana […]

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Ghana Constitutional Review Committee Proposes Ban on MPs Becoming Ministers

The Constitutional Review Committee has proposed a significant amendment to Ghana’s 1992 Constitution that would prevent sitting Members of Parliament from being appointed as Ministers of State, Deputy Ministers, or Regional Ministers. Under the proposal, any Member of Parliament who resigns during a parliamentary term would also remain ineligible for ministerial or regional appointments until the end of that term. The restriction would apply only for the duration of the mandate for which the individual was elected. The recommendation was presented to President John Dramani Mahama at Jubilee House on Monday as part of the Committee’s final report. According to the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Henry Kwasi Prempeh, the amendment seeks to establish a clearer boundary between the legislative and executive arms of government. He explained that the current arrangement blurs institutional roles and weakens accountability. By preventing MPs […]

Burkina Faso corruption report 2024
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Burkina Faso Corruption Report 2025: Police, Customs Top Most Corrupt Services

The National Anti-Corruption Network (REN-LAC) has released its 2024 report on corruption in Burkina Faso, revealing that the Municipal Police, Customs Service, and National Police remain the country’s most corruption-prone public institutions. Presented on Monday, December 22, 2025, the report paints a troubling picture of governance at a time when Burkina Faso continues to grapple with serious security and institutional challenges. High Perception of Corruption Across Public Services According to the survey findings, 64.33 percent of respondents believe corruption was frequent or very frequent in 2024. Despite a slight decline in its score compared to the previous year, the Municipal Police retained its position as the most corrupt public service, followed closely by Customs and the National Police. REN-LAC notes that these rankings do not necessarily reflect worsening behavior alone, but rather the persistence of systemic vulnerabilities in public service […]

Trump Announces ‘Golden Fleet’ as US Plans Trump-Class Battleships to Expand Navy
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Trump Announces ‘Golden Fleet’ as US Plans Trump-Class Battleships to Expand Navy

President Donald Trump has unveiled plans to commission a new class of heavily armed US Navy battleships under what he calls the “Golden Fleet,” a move that signals both an ambitious military expansion and a bold political statement. The proposed vessels, branded the Trump-class and led by the USS Defiant, are expected to form the backbone of a renewed naval strategy aimed at restoring American maritime dominance. Speaking at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida alongside senior defence officials, Trump said construction on the first two ships would begin soon, with a long-term goal of building up to 25 battleships. He described the vessels as the fastest, largest, and most powerful warships ever produced by the United States, claiming they would be equipped with hypersonic and other high-impact weapon systems. Strategic context: catching up with China The announcement comes amid growing […]

Death of Nana Agyei Ahyia
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Ghana Sends Fact-Finding Mission to Latvia Over Death of Nana Agyei Ahyia

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has deployed a fact-finding mission from Ghana’s Embassy in Germany to Latvia to establish the circumstances surrounding the death of Nana Agyei Ahyia, as investigations by Latvian authorities continue. Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa disclosed this during a meeting with the family of the deceased at the Ministry, where he formally conveyed the government’s condolences and outlined actions taken so far. According to the Minister, the embassy team was dispatched promptly, leveraging Germany’s concurrent diplomatic accreditation to Latvia. Mr Ablakwa confirmed that the mission has already submitted a preliminary report to the Ministry. However, Latvian authorities have indicated that their own investigations into the matter remain ongoing and inconclusive. To deepen engagement and ensure transparency, the Minister announced plans to travel personally to Latvia to hold high-level discussions with his Latvian counterpart and directly […]

Alliance of Sahel States security
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Can the Alliance of Sahel States Stop the Advance of Armed Groups?

Leaders of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso are once again facing a defining test as armed groups linked to al-Qaeda continue to expand their reach across the Sahel. Meeting in Bamako under the framework of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), the three military-led governments are seeking common ground on how to halt a security crisis that has outpaced previous regional and international responses. The stakes are high. Over the past decade, armed groups have steadily exploited weak state presence, porous borders, and local grievances to entrench themselves across large swathes of territory. Despite years of foreign military support, including French and UN-led missions, violence has intensified rather than receded. For the AES leaders, this summit is not just another diplomatic gathering—it is an attempt to redefine how the region confronts insecurity on its own terms. At the core of […]

Maroc Comores CAN 2025
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Le Maroc bat les Comores 2-0 et prend la tête du groupe A

Après la cérémonie d’ouverture de la 35e Coupe d’Afrique des Nations (CAN), le Maroc et les Comores ont lancé la compétition ce dimanche 21 décembre 2025 au stade de Rabat. Malgré un penalty manqué en début de rencontre, les Lions de l’Atlas ont rapidement pris le contrôle du match. Portés par leur public, ils ont fait la différence grâce à des buts de l’ailier du Real Madrid, Brahim Diaz, et de l’attaquant Youssef En-Nesyri El Kaabi. Le score final s’est établi à 2 buts à 0 en faveur du pays hôte. Satisfait de cette entame réussie, le sélectionneur marocain Walid Regragui s’est réjoui de la prestation de son équipe.« C’est de bon augure de gagner ce premier match devant nos supporters », a-t-il déclaré à la presse. Ce succès, obtenu sous le regard du Prince héritier, permet au Maroc de […]

Akosua Agyeiwaa Memorial Teachers’ Awards
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Abuakwa South honours teachers at 2025 Akosua Agyeiwaa Memorial Awards

Teachers in Abuakwa South have been honoured as national builders and agents of transformation at the 2025 Akosua Agyeiwaa Memorial Municipal Teachers’ Awards, with the Member of Parliament for the area, Hon. Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, leading tributes to their dedication and impact. Addressing participants at the ceremony, Dr. Agyemang said the awards were not merely about recognition, but an opportunity to reflect on the crucial role teachers play in Ghana’s social and economic development. He described educators as the foundation of every profession, shaping not only academic achievement but also character, discipline, confidence, and purpose. The MP acknowledged that teaching remains one of the most demanding professions, noting that teachers are required to manage diverse learners under challenging conditions while maintaining high professional standards. He commended teachers in Abuakwa South for their resilience, commitment, and innovation, assuring them that their […]

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