Mariam Mahamat Nour, a life devoted to Chad and Africa
Economist, FAO representative, minister, ambassador and senator: the journey of an iconic Chadian figure.
Economist, FAO representative, minister, ambassador and senator: the journey of an iconic Chadian figure.
The case of corporate income tax in Chad and Cameroon: a summary of a 508-page doctoral thesis awarded the highest distinction.
Tunisian President Mohamed Moncef Marzouki spent two days in N’Djamena for the Chad-Tunisia Economic Mission of 23 and 24 June 2014.
In the second quarter of 2026, Chad's economy accelerated thanks to livestock and food crops, while extractive activities declined. A useful reminder: the country's wealth is not just oil.
Mandate, challenges, financial independence, fighting mismanagement, women’s place: the First President of the CEMAC Court of Auditors speaks candidly.
Biologist, women’s rights activist, party leader, minister and now senator: an iconic figure of Chadian politics.
The first International ICT Fair (SITIC), held in N’Djamena from 9 to 12 September 2014, brought together many heads of state and international institutions.
The young Chadian-American developed “Water Saver”, a system that optimises the use of scarce resources such as water and fertiliser. Interview.
The presidency’s communicator takes the helm of public broadcasting; the former head of BSIC-Chad moves to the bank’s headquarters in Tripoli.
Paying a merchant with your phone, whatever your operator or bank, in any CEMAC country: that is the goal of the reforms led by the BEAC and GIMAC. Where do things stand, and where does Chad fit in?
From 1 January 2027, anyone holding an African passport will be able to enter Chad without a visa. A strong political decision that opens up prospects for trade, business travel and services.
President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno wants to make the 2027 budget a tool for economic transformation. The growth target is ambitious, well above the forecasts of international institutions.