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tensions over holding a “citizens’ forum” banned by the government
Chadian police raided the premises of the private radio station FM Liberté on Friday, November 27 in N'Djaména. According to the police, 70 people were arrested. They were released, for the majority, Friday night, but three civil society activists were brought before the prosecutor, still according to police. This intervention was strongly condemned by several organizations outraged by the tense…
Libyan deputies promise to end divisions, convene soon-to-be-elected parliament
More than 120 Libyan deputies vowed in Morocco on Saturday to "lift the divisions" that undermine their country, and begin by convening the elected parliament as soon as they return home.
At the end of five days of talks in Tangier, Morocco, 123 of its 180 members promised to put an end to "hate speech" and "divisions" that undermine Libyan institutions.
They promised to hold "parliamentary elections and to complete the transition as soon as possible" and that all members of the House of…
authorities “almost convinced” that a second wave of Covid-19 is underway
The signals are red in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where authorities say they are facing a second wave of Covid-19 cases. The average observed several months ago has seen a worrying rebound in recent days. A situation that is particularly due to the fact that populations that risk being limited if they do not recover reduce health measures, says Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe.…
President Kaboré’s party does not receive a legislative majority
The Independent National Electoral Commission (Céni) announced the preliminary results of the legislative elections on Saturday night, Sunday 29 November. The People's Movement for Progress, part of the re-elected President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, received 56 deputies. But it has no absolute majority, set at 64 seats. This means that he must rely on the other parties in the party alliance for the…
adopted by the National Assembly, the Finance Bill raises controversy
Madagascar's civil society is reacting after the adoption, late in the evening on Friday 27 November, of the deputies 2021. This text, which will regulate the country's public spending for the coming year, was validated by the lower house, mostly pro-regime, after only three hours of debate in the House and an amendment. Members of the opposition party TIM boycotted the vote. The ROHY platform, which…
the coordinator of the Kpodzro dynamics arrested in turn
Following the arrest of Gérard Djossou, President of the Social Commission for Human Rights of the Dynamic Bishop Kpodzro, under incredible conditions in the center of Lomé on Friday night, the Dynamics Coordinator, Brigitte Kafui Adjamagbo-Johnson, has been in the hands of the Judicial Police Saturday 28 November.
as reported…
Al-Shabaab accused of killing seven relations in
WAJID, Somalia - Somalia-based al-Shabaab militants have been accused of planning and executing the homicide of seven relations, together with a pregnant lady, within the newest incident of insecurity inside the Horn of Africa, the place the militants dominate inner elements.
Authorities mentioned seven relations have been killed in chilly blood, together with 4 kids in what's believed to be an assault launched by the militants primarily based on the best way they carried out the assault on the victims.
Firearms hit a…
dozens of people arrested on a private radio
In Chad, security forces looted a private radio station on Friday, November 27, arresting nearly 70 people. Most of those arrested were released on Friday afternoon, several sources said.
Ethiopia broadcasts that it has taken “full management” of Mekele
Ethiopian authorities declare to have taken "full management" of Mekele, the capital of the breakaway area of Tigray. This announcement comes after 48 hours of artillery hearth on the town however has to this point not been capable of be verified from an unbiased supply, because the area has nonetheless been lower off from the world for 25 days. prevented and telecommunications are nonetheless…
40 killed when militants assault the farm in northern Nigeria
Militants have killed at the least 40 individuals on a farm within the state of Borno in northeastern Nigeria, three sources advised Reuters on Saturday.
The assault on Kwashebe Zamarmari within the Jere municipality space occurred late within the morning native time when the employees have been harvesting rice, in response to a village chief, an area fighter with the Zamarmari group and a police supply.
The authorities' seek for the attackers has begun.
The navy and police didn't instantly reply to…