By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Beninwebtv
Beneficiaries of commercial plots between Marie Stella and Adounko must begin work before 31 December 2026 or risk losing their allocation. The deadline restates an obligation already reported for commercial plots in Benin, Beninwebtv reports.
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In Benin, recipients of commercial plots along the Route des Pêches must begin work by 31 December 2026 at the latest, or their leases could be cancelled and the land reallocated. Work must be completed by 31 December 2028, according to the commercial plots allocation commission.
🇧🇯 Benin · Source: La Nouvelle Tribune ·
MTN Benin was named the best initiative in French-speaking Africa at the 2026 Y’ello Care Awards. Matin Libre reported the distinction without specifying its nature or the award criteria in its article.
🇧🇯 Benin · Source: Matin Libre ·
Tunisia’s Electricity and Gas Company (STEG) has launched an international tender to study, manufacture, supply and install four 225-150/33 kV mobile substations. Bids must be submitted before 1 December 2026, according to the notice published by the Tunisian state-owned company.
🇹🇳 Tunisia · Source: Webdo ·
Nourénou Atchadé was elected president of the Beninese party Les Démocrates on 11 October 2026 at its second ordinary congress in Porto-Novo. His appointment comes as the party faces departures and a dispute over its leadership is due back in court on 15 October, Beninwebtv reports.
🇧🇯 Benin · Source: Beninwebtv ·
Benin’s HAAC and Claudy Siar discuss the country’s visibilityÉdouard C. Loko, president of Benin’s High Authority for Audiovisual and Communication, received Claudy Siar, director of the Bénin Influence agency and presidential special adviser for Culture and Media. They discussed ways to work together to promote Beninese heritage and talent, according to 24haubenin.
Burkina Faso launches retraining programme for 1,000 graduatesThe Burkinabe government launched the second edition of a programme in Ouagadougou to retrain university graduates, with 1,000 beneficiaries to be trained. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Secondary Education and Vocational and Technical Training through Burkina suudu bawdè, aims to adapt training to economic and social needs, reports Sidwaya.The week in Africa
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