Cinq mois après la signature du protocole d’accord du 18 mai 2026, le gouvernement nigérien a dressé un bilan sans concession de la coopération pétrolière avec ses partenaires chinois. Dans un communiqué officiel, lu le 13 octobre 2026 par le ministre des Affaires étrangères, Bakary Yaou Sangaré, Niamey dénonce des manquements financiers et contractuels majeurs et accorde 45 jours à la CNPC, WAPCO et la SORAZ pour se conformer aux engagements bilatéraux et communautaires. L’heure des comptes a sonné dans le secteur pétrolier nigérien. Réuni pour évaluer la mise en œuvre des 45 engagements issus du protocole de partenariat signé le 18 mai 2026, le comité de suivi gouvernemental a rendu public ses conclusions particulièrement sévères à l’encontre des sociétés chinoises opérant sur la chaîne pétrolière nationale : la CNPC, WAPCO et la raffinerie de Zinder (SORAZ). Plus de 3 000 milliards de FCFA hors du circuit financier national Au...

By Imanuel Hawanga NAMFISA General Manager for Capital Markets Most scams can be prevented if you stop, verify, and think before you act. In October 2025, a video circulated on social media showing President Nandi-Ndaitwah promoting an investment scheme. The video was fake and AI-generated. If fraudsters can fake the Head of State, they can impersonate anyone. Social media and AI have become powerful tools for scammers. Impersonation is already costing Namibians. In 2025, Namibians lost N$73.9 million to payment fraud, an N$19 million increase from 2024, roughly N$6 million every month. According to the Bank of Namibia, the main contributing factor was “vishing and phishing schemes, in which fraudsters impersonate legitimate institutions to deceive individuals into disclosing sensitive information such as usernames and passwords.” Scammers typically use spoofed websites, fraudulent emails, text messages and phone calls that appear authentic. Under the Namibia Financial Sector Transformation Strategy 2025-2035, the Namibia...

TRIPOLI: Libya’s High Council of State has refuted UN envoy Hanna Tetteh’s description of its stance on the proposed “4+4” agreement, saying her description does not reflect the official position of the council on the political understandings being discussed. The dispute coincides with ongoing wrangling among Libyan political bodies over the implementation of the proposed deal, which reflects the ongoing tensions over the country’s political trajectory and the means to move forward on the stalled transition. The High Council of State believes that the role of Libyan institutions should be properly reflected and respected in the political frameworks. It has also emphasized the importance of reaching a true consensus on the controversial issues to open the door to a comprehensive solution to the crisis. Read More: White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia is questioned about legal qualifications The disagreement highlights a wider problem with the United Nations Support Mission in...

Sunday Standard Bakang takes DCEC prosecutorial powers dispute to High Court Bakang Seretse and others have escalated their challenge to the prosecutorial powers of the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC). The four have filed an appeal against a ruling by Broadhurst Regional Magistrate Mareledi Dipate that allowed DCEC officers to continue prosecuting the National Petroleum Fund case. The appeal follows Dipate’s June 30 ruling dismissing an application that sought to halt the prosecution on the grounds that the DCEC officers leading the case lacked lawful authority to institute and conduct criminal proceedings. Seretse and others are facing 63 counts, including stealing by agent, money laundering, forgery of an official document and conspiracy to defraud government. .ihc-locker-wrap{} There’s more to this story But to keep reading, we need you to subscribe. Investigative journalism is an indispensable part of a healthy society, but it’s also expensive to produce. We are...

18 Faut-il taxer les conversions entre cryptomonnaies et stablecoins en France ? La question, posée par trois dirigeants du secteur, relance le débat fiscal à quelques semaines de l’examen du budget. Jean Meyer (Deblock), Damien Patureaux (Lyzi) et Pierre Morizot (Waltio) proposent de taxer directement ces échanges, aujourd’hui exonérés d’impôt tant qu’ils ne débouchent pas sur une conversion en euros. Une « singularité fiscale » selon ses auteurs Actuellement, un particulier qui convertit des bitcoins en stablecoins — ces jetons numériques adossés à une monnaie comme le dollar ou l’euro — ne déclenche aucune imposition, contrairement à une conversion en euros classiques. Les trois dirigeants qualifient cette situation de singularité fiscale qui, selon eux, prive l’État de recettes et freine la structuration d’une véritable fiscalité crypto cohérente. Leur argument central : taxer ce passage accélérerait l’usage des cryptomonnaies comme moyen de paiement et simplifierait le calcul de l’impôt pour les utilisateurs, aujourd’hui...

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Presidential candidate of the Peoples Redemption Party, Donald Duke, has likened opposition parties supporting President Bola Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid to political parties that backed former military ruler Sani Abacha’s transition programme. Duke, a former Cross River State governor made the comparison during an interview on ARISE News on Thursday, where he criticised some opposition parties for supporting Tinubu despite belonging to the opposition. He recalled the expression “five leprous fingers”, a phrase used in Nigeria’s political history to describe the five political parties registered under Abacha’s military regime in the 1990s. “Before I go into that, you know, you talked about the opposition, some of the opposition parties, um, supporting the president. It was reminiscent of what happened in, uh, Abacha’s transition. “You know the five leper’s fingers? Yes. So you now have four leper’s fingers because one of the fingers has been—has dropped off,” he said. The expression...

Play Replay Close highlight Stop listening ENGLISH MBABANE – A contingent of local artists and performers is set to cross the border to showcase Eswatini’s talent in South Africa. Five additional local artists alongside dance champions have been unveiled to perform alongside artist Cool Drop at the upcoming Rise Mpumalanga All Celebration. Hosted in Mbombela on November 7, the event is organised by South African media personality and artist Phindile Mashobane, widely recognised as Phindy The Real Queen. The newly-announced line-up features a diverse mix of talent, including Sethu Magagula, Ntando, Hapkoo, MTN Bushfire Firefly winner 2025, Cy Ndukwemnyama, fresh from his Lesotho headlining event for the Global Creative Summit and Chawelesizwe. Joining these vocalists and performers is the Manzini-based dance group ‘Beyond Limits’, who earned their spot on the roster after securing a victory at the recent Eswatini International Trade Fair Dance Competition and impressed Phindy The Real Queen....

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