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Dying of Imam Kobine Layama, determine of peace within the Central African Republic
Imam Kobine Layama, President of the Central Islam of the Central African Republic, died on Saturday night, November 28, in Bangui, aged 62. As a member of the Platform for Non secular Confessions, he's thought of by many to be an influential actor for peace within the Central African Republic. He was buried on Sunday within the Muslim cemetery in Boeing. A rally was additionally held on the Al Atiq…
Somalia executes militants, together with trainer rotated
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Somalia on Saturday executed three al-Shabaab members accused of homicide and several other terrorist-related actions within the nation in one of many steps that would elevate questions concerning the nation's respect for the rule of legislation and the structure.
Somali army courtroom killed the three by capturing a bunch in Mogadishu after they have been convicted of homicide, in one of many uncommon acts within the nation, particularly from the army, which is on the forefront of the combat…
at least 43 farmers murdered by Boko Haram in Borno State
At least 43 farmers were killed by Boko Haram on Saturday 28 November in northeastern Nigeria as residents of the region went to the polls to elect their local representatives and advisers. This tragedy has therefore plagued the first vote in 13 years in this region, which has been hit by a jihadist uprising, which has left 36,000 dead and two million displaced since 2019.…
Jubaland accuses Farmajo of violating election settlement in
KISMAYO, Somalia - Jubaland President Ahmed Madobe has as soon as once more accused the federal authorities in Somalia of what he refers to as "pointless gimmicks" aimed toward irritating the long-awaited election in Somalia.
Somalia is scheduled to carry parliamentary and presidential elections within the coming weeks, beginning in December. The nation's management had settled for an improved clan-based election mannequin, which might see clan elders elect voters.
Every legislature is elected by 101 delegates in…
a “micro-madness” in Abidjan for digital access to culture
The French institute inaugurated the arrival in the Ivory Coast of a "Micro-Foil", a cultural device initiated by La Villette that has spread throughout France and abroad. It is a flexible space and computer and educational tool that provides access to more than 1,500 digitized works of art from national and international cultural institutions, such as the Louvre or the Philharmonie de Paris. This is…
board members condemn the appointment of governors
Four unions of community workers and the territorial administration held a general assembly this Saturday, November 28, in Bamako.
They had already been on indefinite strike for over a month and a half. During the meeting, they decided to continue this strike to demand improvement of their living and working conditions. Union judges also condemned the recent massive appointments of soldiers at the head of administrative regions.
For the platform of the four unions for workers in the territorial administrative…
Djibouti launches the development of a shipyard
Djibouti has simply launched the development of an virtually distinctive infrastructure in Africa: a shipyard. For ten years, the nation has strived to turn into a crossroads for worldwide maritime commerce. The authorities hope that the shipyard, whose first stone was laid on Thursday 26 November, will obtain this ambition.…
The National Union is preparing for the 2023 presidential election
Created after Ali Bongo's election victory was challenged in 2009, the opposition party will hold its congress next weekend.
Mohamed Aly Chérif: “In Mauritania, Mokhtar Ould Daddah was a person of consensus”
This Saturday, November 28, was the sixtieth anniversary of Mauritania's independence. It was November 28, 1960. Independence was proclaimed within the model new capital Nouakchott by Mokhtar Ould Daddah. Mohamed Aly Chérif was Secretary-Normal of the Presidency below Moktar Ould Daddah, from 1969 till the coup in 1978. He then spoke out specifically in opposition to the repression of Negro-Mauritanians, between 1989 and 1991. Mohamed Aly Chérif is a superb witness in latest many years in Mauritania and is visitor at…
The ICC Fund in Bamako to compensate the victims of Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi
Four years after Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi was sentenced to nine years in prison by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes and the destruction of the Timbuktu mausoleums, a delegation from the Trust Fund for Victims traveled to Bamako.
The states that have signed the Rome Statute contribute to this fund. For Mali, 1.8 billion CFA francs will be granted from January 2021 to the tomboukti victims identified after the Al Faqi trial.
About a thousand people, mainly the beneficiaries of the Mausoleum Saints who…