Africolor highlights “Sékou Touré, the president who said no”

Guinea was the first French-speaking country to gain independence in 1958 ... and it is only natural with this country that the cycle of performances "Indépendances Cha Cha" begins within the framework of the Africolor festival. The health crisis demands, the show "Sékou Touré, the president who said no" takes place this Tuesday 17 November at 21 live (and free) on the site and social networks on Africolor.com. In 1958, Guinea said no to the referendum on French-African society. Sékou Touré refuses what he considers to…

a big artwork museum deliberate to host the Kingdom of Benin’s bronzes

A serious museum and archaeological challenge has simply been launched in Nigeria, within the metropolis of Benin Metropolis, to assist the return to African soil of artistic endeavors looted by English throughout their invasion of town in 1897. The primary photographs of the longer term Edo Museum of West African Artwork - Emowaa - was introduced just a few days in the past within the metropolis.…

establishment between Polisario Entrance and Morocco

It's troublesome to know precisely what is occurring on the bottom, on this area disputed by Morocco and the separatists. Final Friday, the Polisario Entrance claimed that the ceasefire signed in 1991 was damaged after a Moroccan navy operation to dam a highway within the buffer zone in Guerguerat, close to the border with Mauritania. Yesterday, the UN confirmed the trade of fireplace between Moroccan…

five opposition figures imprisoned

Imprisoned for five days on the premises of the judicial police, the five opposition figures were accused of "attacking the nation's fundamental interests" placed under a commitment decision and imprisoned in the civil prison in Conakry. as reported from Conakry, Moctar BahAbdoulaye Bah, Ousmane Gaoual Diallo and Cellou Baldé,…

the draft budget is delayed

The Finance Bill, prepared by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance and adopted by the government for almost three weeks, has still not come into the hands of parliamentarians, contrary to what the law requires. In the meantime, and this is what civil society firmly condemns, the population is entitled to some entertainment. Annoyance and anger increase.…

voters or not, the displaced people of Kaya put their hopes in the vote

The campaign continues in Burkina Faso with a view to the presidential and legislative elections on Sunday 22 November. According to the UN, the country has about one million displaced people, of which almost half (more than 400,000) currently live in the north-central region, the Kaya region, about 100 kilometers from the capital. They will be able to vote where they are ... but not all. Reportage.…

The Finest Low-Carb Diets—Ranked! | Eat This Not That

So that you need to go on a low-carb weight loss plan, huh? There is not any scarcity of choices. Actually, most of the trendiest diets round (we're you, keto) are virtually completely eliminating carbs in favor of getting your energy from protein and fats. We perceive the attract of a weight loss plan that sacrifices pasta for a bunless bacon cheeseburger and infinite guac, however are low-carb diets really a great (or protected) thought? Sure and no, says Amy…

Reopening of the “Petite Barrière” border publish between Rubavu in Rwanda and Goma within the DRC

Small cross-border trade is gradually resuming between the city of Rubavu, in Rwanda, and that of Goma in the DRC. The so-called “Petite Barrière” border post, one of the most crossed on the continent, had been closed for eight months because of the Covid-19 crisis. But since November 5, traders gathered in cooperatives, students, teachers or even doctors are allowed to pass subject to having tested negative for Covid -19. A decision taken jointly by the governors of the provinces on both sides of the border.…

the Tigrayans involved in the country, especially in Addis Ababa

In Ethiopia, fighting continues in the Tigray region in the absence of independent witnesses. Federal troops are trying to take the region's capital and capture the leaders of the Tigrayan party that controls it, the TPLF. In the other provinces of the federation, and especially in the capital, there is growing concern among Tigrayans about the fear of arrest or ethnic retaliation.…

This Is the Solely Manner To Snack and Lose Weight, Say Consultants

Do you're keen on snacking? Grocery cabinets positive are full of scrumptious wanting snacks—some more healthy than others—and it may be tempting to refill your cart with them. But whereas there's nothing improper with stocking your pantry with some wholesome snacks, quite a few registered dietitians and medical doctors really say it is more healthy to deal with your snacks like a meal. Sure, actually. As an alternative of mindlessly snacking on a bag of chips, put together your self a small meal to go together with it. Why?…