Albert's Note...

There's something that has always amazed me about this country: the lack of a national sports championship. You'll never see matches like AS Bangui vs. US Bouar; everything happens in Bangui, the main town. In fact, the national and international teams are all just teams and athletes from Bangui. Those in charge must be somewhat >>>>>>>>>>>

...Albert's Note

From time to time, we have to ask ourselves (leaving aside our naive nationalism), what our place is in the world. In truth, we're not worth much. We're a tiny, landlocked country struggling to provide water and electricity to everyone, where roads are roads in name only, where road barriers (both legal >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Albert's post...

I was chatting this morning on Yahoo with our boss, in Le Mans, France; and he was saying to me: "You who attended Touadéra's inauguration yesterday, do you know what Central Africans are obsessed with online? The 7th Republic? Nope! The ceremony itself? Nope, what they were all >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Albert's Column...

There's something that has always amazed me about this country: the lack of a national sports >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Albert’s Note

We always read reactions to our articles closely, even if we don’t comment. That raises the issue of reality—the difference between how we’d like things to be and the actual facts. And if we stick to the facts: 11% of Central Africans have electricity (when it actually works), and in 2026, we’re celebrating the digging of yet more wells just to get water. As for >>>>>>>>>>>

Albert's Column...

Apparently, people at the very highest levels of government read us, just like the thousands of followers >>>>>>>>>>>>>

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