Now time for us to focus on Central Africa - a region where diplomacy, security, and economic power are shifting in subtle but significant ways. From new embassies and changing alliances, to energy deals, military cooperation, and even the relocation of national capitals - these are not isolated developments, but signals of deeper strategic movement across the region. To make sense of what's driving these changes, and what they tell us about Central Africa's direction, is Geopolitical Analyst, Aaron Ng'ambi....

TALKING POINTS

** Chad has expressed concerns over the developments in Venezuela

** Meanwhile, Chad officially opens its first permanent Embassy in Benin

** Central African Republic president Faustin-Archange Touade'ra has won third term by landslide

** Still with the CAR, the country express desire to open drone training center in partnership with Russia

** Equatorial Guinea moves its Capital from Malabo city to Ciudad de la Paz

** Oil and gas gaint- Shell buys stake in Angola's offshore blocks from Chevron

** And Gabon suspends its national football team and fired the coach after lossing at the Africa Cups of Nations