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For fear of food shortages, Algeria bans
The crisis in Ukraine raises concerns about the consequences on the African continent. Some states take the lead. This is the case with Algeria, which in the Council of Ministers on Sunday decided to ban the export of certain consumer products whose raw…
15 useless in Mozambique from cyclone Gombe
At least 15 individuals have been killed and 50 others injured after Cyclone Gombe ravaged northern and central Mozambique, officers mentioned on Monday.
The useless embrace 5 members of the identical household within the Angoche coastal space of Nampula province, Governor Mety Gondola mentioned.
Gombe is the newest in a collection of cyclones which have hit southern Africa up to now this yr. The cyclones have highlighted how local weather change can have an effect on climate patterns and…
warning of judges to renew it
In Guinea, the renewal of the Supreme Judicial Council is contrary to the appointment of one of its members. The Magistrates' Association criticizes "sneaky negotiations" that govern the election of some of its members. These pressures come from the…
Congolese and Ugandan armies merge
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Ugandan army has been conducting a joint operation with the FARDC for more than three months in the eastern part of the country to fight the ADF, the deadliest armed group in the region.…
promises from Bamako to Nouakchott
After the death, on Malian territory, of Mauritanian citizens, victims of the Malian army, according to Mauritania, a delegation from the Malian junta went to the capital of Mauritania this weekend to try to calm things down.…
Leaders of Somali state of HirShabelle deadlocked over election of MP seats
Leaders of Somali state of HirShabelle deadlocked over election of MP seats
BELEDWEYNE, Somalia - Hirshabelle State President Gudlawe Hussein and his deputy Yusuf Debageed are once more embroiled in one more electoral battle within the central state hours earlier than the March 15 deadline for Somalia's Lower House elections.
The two leaders disagreed sharply on which mode to make use of in…
new military operation in Casamance
This military operation, launched on Sunday, March 13, 2022, is a "security mission", according to Dakar staff, in the northern part of this region, upset by the MFDC's independence uprising, near the Gambia border. This follows the clashes that took place on…
Ambush and reprisals in Ethiopia kill 64: rights physique
Ambush and reprisals in Ethiopia kill 64: rights physique
ADDIS ABABA - At least 53 folks have died in western Ethiopia after an unidentified armed group attacked a civilian convoy and its navy escort in an space stricken by ethnic violence, a rights physique stated on Sunday. appointed by the federal government.
The beforehand unreported assault occurred on March 2 in Metekel, Benishangul-Gumuz area,…
relief of the relatives of journalist Olivier Dubois after
This is the first evidence of life since May 2021. The French journalist Olivier Dubois, who was abducted while reporting in Gao, northern Mali, on April 8, 2021, is shown in a video. Olivier Dubois, the only known French hostage in the world, is alone on…
the beginning of a week that promises to be tense in the form of
Decisive day, this Monday, March 14, when the government hopes to be able to resume teaching in public institutions after a three-week teachers' strike. Announcements to respond to the teachers' demands were made at the end of the week and were met with…