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former president Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta back in Bamako
Former Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, ousted in mid-August by a military coup, returned to Bamako on Wednesday night after…
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The African Union condemns ‘sturdy’ lethal violence in Nigeria
The African Union on Thursday strongly condemned lethal violence in Nigeria’s largest metropolis, Lagos, and referred to as on all…
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Ivory Coast: behind the scenes at Alassane Ouattara’s marketing campaign websites
The 4 candidates operating for the Ivorian presidential election have two quick weeks to make a distinction. This 12 months,…
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who are the attackers of Farabougou?
While the attack and then the blockade of Farabougou have so far not been the subject of any claim, what…
Southern-Africa
Anger in South Africa and overseas over police brutality in Nigeria
Tonight’s version: A whole lot of individuals take to the streets of South Africa to precise anger over the taking…
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in Dabou, the worrying rise in tensions
With the start of the Côte d’Ivoire presidential election, the city of Dabou, west of Abidjan, has in the last…
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violent clashes between protesters and police in Conakry
In Guinea, violent clashes broke out between police and rebels on Wednesday, October 21. According to the government, nine deaths…
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Violence after the election in Guinea turns into lethal as police conflict with opposition supporters
A minimum of eight civilians and a police officer have died in violence after the weekend’s tense presidential election in…
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Demonstrations in Nigeria: “An Unprecedented Motion in Its Extent, Period and Current Radicalism”
Laurent Fourchard is the writer of Black, Exclude and Police, City lives in South Africa and Nigeria, Presses de Sciences…
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after a “bloody Tuesday”, the violence continues in Lagos
Nigeria wakes up shocked the day after a “black Tuesday”, “a bloody Tuesday”, as the headline of the newspaper marked…
