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CHAD: IS THE HOUSING BANK CHANGING HANDS WHILE CHADIANS ARE STILL WAITING FOR A ROOF OVER THEIR HEADS?

Atlantic Financial Group, the Ivorian financial group associated with Koné Dossongui, is preparing to strengthen its presence in Central Africa. But behind this financial expansion lies an uncomfortable question: Are African banks growing to finance the continent’s development, or merely to expand their shareholders’ empires?

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CAMEROON: CFA 26 BILLION FOR AFG BANK! THE BANKS GET THE BILLIONS, BUT WILL SMALL BUSINESSES FINALLY SEE THE MONEY?

The African Development Bank has approved a CFA 26.2 billion facility for AFG Bank Cameroon to support foreign trade. Excellent news on paper! But in a country where small businesses struggle to obtain loans, an uncomfortable question remains: will these billions genuinely finance Cameroonian entrepreneurs, or will they primarily strengthen the banking sector’s performance? USAFRICA NEWS examines promises, the figures, and what is truly at stake.

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CAMEROON: CABRAL LIBII, THE VICE PRESIDENCY, AND THE GRAND THEATER OF A GOVERNMENT THAT REFUSES TO RELINQUISH POWER

In Cameroon, the seats of power seem to be multiplying faster than solutions to the people’s problems. As Cabral Libii reignites the debate over the vice presidency and presidential succession, an explosive question arises: are we witnessing genuine democratic reform, or yet another political performance designed to preserve a system running out of steam? USAFRICA NEWS examines the contradictions of a republic where leaders sometimes appear more concerned with the institutional future than with the everyday lives of citizens.

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AFRICA AT THE SECURITY COUNCIL: GUTERRES FINALLY SAYS OUT LOUD WHAT THE WORLD HAS REFUSED TO FIX

Eighty-one years after the United Nations was founded, Africa still has no permanent seat on the Security Council. In New York, António Guterres called this imbalance “unjust and indefensible.” It is a powerful statement. But after decades of debate over reform, one question remains: when will words finally give way to action?

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NETANYAHU AT THE UN: HE HAD THE MICROPHONE, DELEGATES CHOSE THE DOOR

Benjamin Netanyahu came to New York to defend Israel before the world. But as he prepared to address the United Nations General Assembly, dozens of delegates walked out of the hall. No statement was needed. No press conference was required. A few abandoned seats were enough to produce one of the most striking diplomatic images of this General Assembly. So who was really put on the defensive: Netanyahu, his opponents, or a global diplomatic system that can no longer even keep its protagonists in the same room?

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