Central-Africa
René Ndemezo’o Obiang again within the social gathering
Under Omar Bongo, René Ndemezo’o Obiang was several times Minister and Government Spokesman. He slammed the party door in 2015…
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Niger’s CNDH confirms rape case
The National Human Rights Commission released a report on this on Friday, April 2. The Chadian authorities have reacted: they…
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9th Saturday for mobilization in a single week of
One week before the first round of presidential elections in Chad, groups of young people tried to march in several…
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The UN is anxious about assaults on
Denise Brown, UN Humanitarian Coordinator in the Central African Republic, warns of the rise of attacks on humanitarian workers in…
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Former rise up chief Baba Laddé joins the president
In Chad, former rebel Abdelkader Baba Laddé announced on Thursday, April 1, that he had joined the head of state,…
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Christian Tumi, Archbishop Emeritus of Douala,
Christian Tumi, Archbishop Emeritus of Douala died on Saturday, April 3, in a hospital in Douala. It was his successor,…
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This sort of hate affair!
While supporters of Laurent Gbagbo are jubilant, part of the Ivory Coast view is insulted to see the former president…
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e-newsletter via Sidiki Abass, CEO
The death of Sidiki Abas, leader of one of the most powerful armed groups in the Central African Republic, was…
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Domicile for combatants Saleh Kebzabo and Succès
In Chad, tensions appear to be rising on Friday, April 2, more than a week before the first round of…
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Measles is hitting the Democratic Republic of Congo once more
Eight months after the official declaration of the end of the world’s largest measles epidemic, which killed more than 7,000…
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Louise, sufferer of genital mutilation in
In the Central African Republic, excision is a widely practiced but little known tradition. According to the latest studies, 21.6%…
