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the protests continue and questions arise
Seven months after General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's coup in Sudan, the streets continue to be mobilized, despite the repression. Thousands of people marched on the streets of several cities across the country on Thursday, May 26. But on the street, this…
Rome and Algiers strengthen their energy cooperation
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune began a two-day state visit to Italy on Thursday. An opportunity to strengthen the ties between the two Mediterranean countries in terms of gas and electricity supply.…
the Communist Party hands over the uprisings in Darfur and
In Sudan, the Communist Party on Monday announced the signing of a joint text with the uprisings in Kordofan and Darfur, which briefly imprisoned its leaders when they returned to Khartoum last week.
It is…
Bashagha says he has no plans to rule from Libya
Libya's rival prime minister, appointed by the Tobruk - based House of Representatives, said he had no plans to rule from the capital Tripoli, after his attempt last week sparked clashes.
In an interview late on Wednesday, Fathi Bashagha said his government will work from its headquarters in Sirte, a city on the Mediterranean coast about halfway between the country's east and west. Rival administrations from each end of Libya claim to be its legitimate rulers until elections are held.
Bashagha…
several dozen killed after clashes between
In Chad, clashes between gold miners killed dozens of people in Kouri Bougoudi in the far north of the country, near the Libyan border. Several videos have been circulating for a few days on social networks announcing hundreds of deaths. The Minister of…
Algeria: the alternative to Russian gas?
Algerian President Tebboune is in Rome, Italy to talk about gas issues. Algeria has never been so courted in these times of sanctions against Russia.
Tunisia: the cry from the heart of a historian to save
Although a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the old city of Tunis contains many buildings that are in danger of collapsing. With them, the memory of Tunis risks disappearing. Amira Souilem followed a Tunisian historian who seeks to raise awareness of the…
African writers make a name for themselves in literature
Several writers from the African continent, especially the English-speaking part, are among the finalists in Locus, an award dedicated to imaginative writers. It has been distributed annually for more than 30 years by readers of the monthly American science fiction magazine of the same name.
Africa dominates the world, aliens who settle on the continent ... The imagination of science fiction writers in Africa is abundant. And intimately linked to colonial history, according to Anthony Brangeon, professor of literature at…
“The Dam”, a Sudanese film by Ali Cherri, a story between
"The Pond" by French-Lebanese filmmaker Ali Cherri, shot near the Merowé Dam in Sudan, was unveiled on Tuesday at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs.
With our special correspondent in Cannes, Elisabeth…
Africa is facing the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
Since the beginning of the war between Moscow and Kyiv, the countries on the continent have observed a certain neutrality and refused as a whole to adapt to Western…