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Rwanda: “I used to be kidnapped”, says opponent Paul Rusesabagina throughout a listening to in Kigali
Paul Rusesabagina, an opponent of Rwanda whose story impressed the movie Resort Rwanda, claims that he was "kidnapped" by the Rwandan authorities. That is in all he stated, on Friday, November 27, throughout a listening to in Kigali, which might assessment his request for launch on bail, a primary since he was arrested below unclear circumstances in late August, on expenses. of terrorism.…
Several failed candidates congratulate President Roch Kaboré on his re-election
In Burkina Faso, several opponents and unsuccessful presidential candidates sent their congratulations to Elected President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré on November 22. Among these candidates, Zéphirin Diabré, the opposition leader. The head of state praised this approach, which according to him testifies to the maturity of democracy in Burkina Faso.…
the army bombs Mekele, the capital of Tigray
In Ethiopia, the battle of Mekele began this Saturday morning, November 28, according to the leaders of the TPLF party, which assures that the city will be hit by artillery. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had promised to set up the "final" phase of his three-day military campaign. The army had warned that there would be no mercy in recapturing the provincial capital, where nearly 500,000 people live.…
Ethiopian forces launch offensive against Tigray’s capital Mekelle: diplomat, Tigray’s forces leader
Ethiopian government forces launched an offensive to capture the regional capital of Mekelle in the rebellious northern Tigray region on Saturday, a diplomat said in direct contact with residents and the leader of Tigray's forces.
Debretsion Gebremichael, leader of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), told Reuters in a text message that Mekelle was under "heavy bombardment". The Ethiopian military uses artillery in the attack, he said in a subsequent text message.
The diplomat said explosions…
ECCAS defines its projects for the next five years
Six of the 11 Heads of State attended the Central African Economic Community (ECCAS) Summit on 27 November in Libreville, Gabon. This first face-to-face meeting since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic was devoted to accelerating regional integration in this region, which is very rich in raw materials but which also happens to be less integrated and least developed on the continent.…
Djibouti’s president expresses fears that al-Shabaab could management
DJIBOUTI - Djibouti President Omar Guelleh has expressed concern over the forthcoming elections in Somalia, arguing that they could pave the best way for the election of al-Shabaab militants and even their sympathizers, which may compromise the nation's seek for peace and stability.
For weeks, Somali opposition leaders have known as free of charge and truthful elections, with numerous them arguing that President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo has imposed NISA brokers and his loyalists on the election committee, which is…
a creativity fair to help small businesses
In Madagascar, a creativity fair to support small businesses ends after the economic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
as reported from Antananarivo, Laetitia BezainFrom 25 to 28 November, Antananarivo Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in the capital, gathered mostly rural companies. Crafts, delicacies, cosmetics or…
AU is trying to mediate, worries are growing for Tigray refugees
Two days after the announcement of the offensive against Mekele, the provincial capital of Tigray, there is still some information about the fighting in the north, where telecommunications are still cut. The African Union met with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Friday morning, November 27, as concerns grow over the civilian fate of Tigray. According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the 100,000…
Al-Shabaab claims a lethal suicide assault in Somalia’s capital
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Al-Qaeda-linked group Al-Shabaab has claimed accountability for the lethal bomb blast on the Gelato Devino restaurant in Mogadishu on Friday, arguing that the assault was "well-executed" in response to plans within the newest terrorist assault in Somalia. which raises doubts in regards to the nation's readiness within the combat towards Al-Shabaab.
This was the group's first organized assault throughout the Somali capital Mogadishu in so many months, and authorities confirmed that eight lives…
8 intellectuals demand a new way of thinking about the organization of power
In a column published this week "Jeune Afrique" this week, eight Guinean intellectuals, all under 40, propose to open a civil dialogue to reconsider the rule of law in the country. Among them are author Tierno Monémembo, philosopher Amadou Sadjo Barry and lawyer Halimatou Camara, all concerned about the current political impasse, following the re-election of a third term for Alpha Condé.…