Minister of Social Action, Solidarity and Humanitarian Affairs, she brings her field experience in humanitarian work to the service of the most vulnerable.
National director of the Dieu Bénit Foundation, she has worked for more than twenty years for education, women’s empowerment and orphans.
Starting with equipment taken in lieu of severance pay, she built SG Makila Groupe, active in construction and services in Chad, Niger and Mali.
Police controller general and deputy director general of the National Police, she champions gender equality and human rights.
Head of risk at Ecobank Chad, she has built recognised expertise in risk management over more than fifteen years.
One of Chad’s first women lawyers, co-initiator of the case against Hissène Habré and winner of the 2023 Martin Ennals Award.
MP and vice-chair of the MPS parliamentary group, she combines management expertise with commitment to development and democracy.
Thanks to Chad, Africa is already showing it grasps the challenges of the future. But its economic partnership with Europe still has to be well designed.
Foundation stone laid for the African Centre for Information Technology (CATI), a 120-metre tower costing 60 billion CFA francs, as 3G is launched in Chad.
While livestock and farming drove growth, Chad's food industry had a dismal quarter. A look back at a dramatic fall and the weaknesses it reveals.
Governments and institutions in the sub-region are borrowing more and more on international financial markets. These issues bring in welcome foreign currency, but at a high cost and with a refinancing risk to watch.
CEMAC countries' economic programmes with the International Monetary Fund depend on a little-known regional exercise: the review of common policies. An explainer on an issue that weighs heavily on the zone's public finances.
