Many in Chad present themselves as opponents of the regime, but they struggle to win lasting support from the population. Some are regularly accused of collaborating with the government or playing into its hands. Political scientist Dr. Yamingué Bétinbaye offers his analysis on why the opposition fails to convince.
Le palais de justice de N'Djamena a officiellement interdit l'accès aux démarcheurs et aux vendeurs ambulants. Cette mesure vise à mettre fin aux perturbations causées par ces personnes dans l'enceinte judiciaire. Les autorités entendent ainsi garantir la sécurité et la tranquillité des lieux, où se déroulent des procédures sensibles. Les contrevenants s'exposent à des sanctions, sans que la nature exacte de celles-ci ait été précisée.
At the opening of Chad's parliamentary session, the president of the National Assembly, Ali Kolotou Tchaïmi, reaffirmed the right to press freedom. He guaranteed journalists free access to the institution. This ensures the press can cover parliamentary work without restrictions.
Chad's government issued decrees on September 1, 2026, appointing new chairs for the boards of the SDI, the National Museum of the Armed Forces, and the SNRC. The reshuffle brings fresh leadership to these institutions. No further details were provided.
Court clerks in Chad, represented by SYNAPGREF, have issued a two-week strike notice starting August 31. The decision came from an extraordinary general assembly held at the N'Djamena Court of Appeal. The clerks are demanding better conditions.
Starting September 1, 2026, touts and street vendors will be formally banned from entering the courthouse in N'Djamena. The measure aims to preserve the tranquility of the premises. The ban applies to all such individuals.
El exlíder rebelde centroafricano Martin Koumtamadji, conocido como Abdoulaye Miskine, cuestiona su juicio en Chad. El proceso se reanudó este lunes tras retrasos por la ausencia de testigos y partes civiles. Miskine y sus coacusados comparecieron ante la corte, que comenzó con el interrogatorio del acusado.
Le SYNAPGREF a lancé un préavis de grève de deux semaines après une assemblée générale. Le syndicat dénonce l'inaction du ministère de la Justice. Il pointe également des abus au tribunal de N'Djamena. Les greffiers demandent des mesures concrètes.
The National Human Rights Commission of Chad met with an international evaluation mission from the International Center for Transitional Justice. Led by expert Didier Gbéry, the mission is studying the country's approach to transitional justice. The meeting took place at the CNDH headquarters on August 31.