Chad’s ONAPE Pioneers Regional Training to Tackle Africa’s Youth Employment Crisis

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Chad’s ONAPE Pioneers Regional Training to Tackle Africa’s Youth Employment Crisis Chad’s ONAPE Pioneers Regional Training to Tackle Africa’s Youth Employment Crisis Analysis: A landmark capacity-building initiative in N’Djamena signals a strategic shift towards professionalized labor market intermediation across Central and West Africa. NDJAMENA – A specialized training program launchedContinue Reading

Waves of Sudanese families flee expanding war, arrive in impoverished Chad | Sudan war News

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Many people in Chad already depended on humanitarian assistance even before the start of the war in Sudan. Thousands more Sudanese people fleeing the country’s bloody war continue to arrive in neighbouring and impoverished Chad, as the humanitarian situation deteriorates on the ground in the region. More than 4.3 millionContinue Reading

Sustainable Mining in Africa: Balancing Profit and Environmental Responsibility

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Building Sustainable Mining Models in Africa: A Path Forward The Need for Responsible Resource Extraction By Oluchi Chibuzor Mining remains one of Africa’s most vital economic activities, from Nigeria’s gold-rich hills to the cobalt deposits powering global energy transitions. However, this mineral wealth comes with significant environmental and social responsibilitiesContinue Reading

Chad’s Flood Committee Unveils N’Djamena Action Plan to Tackle Rising Waters

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Chad’s Technical Committee for Flood Prevention Holds Key Meeting Committee Presents Action Plan for N’Djamena N’Djamena, Chad – Youssouf Faradj Mabrouk, Secretary General of the Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urban Planning and Housing, chaired a crucial working session of the Technical Committee for Flood Prevention and Management on April 23,Continue Reading

Central Africa’s Passport Power Rankings: Chad Ranks 4th Among 6 Nations

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Equatorial Guinea Boasts Central Africa’s Most Powerful Passport in 2025 According to the latest African mobility data, Equatorial Guinea has emerged as the Central African nation with the most powerful passport for intra-continental travel in 2025. The country’s citizens enjoy visa-free access to an impressive 29 African nations—a record-breaking achievementContinue Reading

Empowering Youth Through Learning: Doba Training Workshop by AFD and Partners

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AFD and NGOs to Host Youth Empowerment Training Workshop in Doba The French Development Agency (AFD), in partnership with a consortium of NGOs—including Humanity & Inclusion (HI), ACRA, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), and ACHDR—is set to organize a three-day training workshop in Doba, the capital of Logone Oriental province, fromContinue Reading

Trumpocracy Threatens Global Democracy: How Africa’s Fragile Governance Could Suffer

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Democracy Dies When Raw Power Rules and Lawlessness is Legalized The Parallel Between Trumpocracy and African Governance Abdulai Mansaray, author Before Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory, observers of African democracy noticed striking parallels between his incoming administration and governance patterns on the continent. America, long considered the global standard-bearer forContinue Reading