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Ulysse Ahoua

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Oil-backed loans: the region’s oldest habit

September 27, 2026By
Borrow against tomorrow’s barrels to pay today’s bills. Chad did it, Congo did it, Gabon did it again in April. The mechanism is legal, expensive and almost impossible to see...
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What Yaoundé kept after the WTO left town

September 20, 2026By
Cameroon hosted the World Trade Organization’s ministerial conference in March, only the second held on African soil. Ministers left without a declaration. The question now is what the host gained....
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The Bloc That Speaks in Half-Sentences

September 12, 2026By
BRICS’s New Delhi summit showed a group big enough to rival the West economically — and divided enough to avoid saying so out loud NEW DELHI — For two days...
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Two Funds for Eleven Countries: The Arithmetic of Central Africa’s Missing Film Industry

August 6, 2026By
A Franco-Congolese actress trained in Paris, directed by France’s leading stage and screen names, has worked for a Central African production exactly once — on a self-financed film whose technical...
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The $88.6 Billion Sentence: What Gabon’s President Said on a Dusty Border Road — and Why All of Africa Should Listen

July 13, 2026By
Every year, more money leaves Africa illicitly than the continent receives in development aid and foreign investment combined. That money has a face: it is the hospital that was never...
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Central Africa’s Rentier Bosses Are Losing Their Grip — And Their Heirs Know It

May 16, 2026By
For decades, the CEMAC zone operated on a simple equation: wealth flowed not to the most competent, but to the best-connected. Today, a generational rupture is dismantling this model from...
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Rawbank Holds the Crown. Equity BCDC Tightens the Chase. Sofibanque Changes Everything.

April 15, 2026By
Central Africa’s Top 10 Banks 2025 — CEMAC-ECO Finance Finance Banking Central Africa April 17, 2026 · 8 min read Central Africa Banking Ranking 2025 Rawbank Holds the Crown. Equity...
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From Rwanda to the Riviera: Cannes 2026’s World Cinema Reckoning

April 10, 2026By
The 79th Festival de Cannes opens its doors on May 12, and the Croisette is already buzzing. Unveiled on Thursday, April 9 by artistic director Thierry Frémaux and festival president...
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Prime Minister orders SGS Operations at the Douala Port

January 30, 2026By
The saga of the scanning project at the Port of Douala has taken a new and unexpected turn, one that is as embarrassing as it is for the Cameroonian government. This Thursday,...
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Film Industry: “Africa Must Stop Seeking Approval and Start Imposing Its Vision” – Exclusive Interview

January 4, 2026By
Exclusive interview with Blaise Pascal Tanguy, the strategist aiming to turn African cinema into a pillar of economic and cultural sovereignty. From technical standards to international market conquest, he shares...
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Critics raise questions over C.A.R’s huge Debt to Lebanon estimated at 12 Billion FCFA

December 10, 2025By
According to information obtained from the financial departments of several Lebanese business operators established in the Central African Republic, President Faustin-Archange Touadéra has accumulated a debt of nearly 12 billion...
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Gabon’s Ndende – Doussala road benefits from AfDB funding

December 8, 2025By
The African Development Bank’s (AfDB) commitment to supporting Gabon in implementing its national development policy, as well as ongoing projects in the country, was at the heart of discussions on...
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Congo and the U.S.A map out new Oil and Gas projects

November 26, 2025By
Strengthening energy cooperation between the two countries was the focus of a meeting held on November 25 in Brazzaville between the Minister of Hydrocarbons, Bruno Jean Richard Itoua, and the...
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Gabon’s Water and Electricity bemoans Non-payment of Bills

November 24, 2025By
In a press release dated November 22, 2025, the Gabonese Water and Energy Company (SEEG) reminded its customers of the crucial importance of paying their outstanding water and electricity bills....
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