North-Africa
Russia’s Wagner is pressing Libya’s southern tribes
Russia’s Wagner group is increasingly pushing tribes in southern Libya to support Putist general Khalifa Haftar as the latter declines with Libya…
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West-Africa
Life in Senegal’s chemically polluted Petit Mbao
Petit Mbao was known for having one of the most beautiful white sand beaches in Senegal. Since the 1960s, industrial plants have…
North-Africa
UN Security Council votes on resolution for Libya
The UN Security Council is voting on a draft resolution calling on all foreign forces and mercenaries to leave Libya and authorizing…
Central-Africa
calm in Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo, but experts from
The Ebola epidemic is experiencing calm in Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the two countries where the virus reappeared earlier…
Central-Africa
the families of Congolese guides
The trial of the killers of UN experts has been going on for almost four years in Kananga, Kasai Central. It is…
West-Africa
the Constitutional Court confirms the results
The Constitutional Court proclaimed on Thursday afternoon, April 15, the preliminary results of the presidential election last Sunday. Like the election commission…
West-Africa
In West Africa, the state of infrastructure
On Tuesday, April 13, a fire broke out in a Nigerian school in Niamey. About twenty children were killed. This event raises…
Central-Africa
uncertainty remains in Shabunda, southern Kivu
Monusco is worried that insecurity will continue in Shabunda, this vast territory in southern Kivu. Insecurity due to the activism of armed…
Southern-Africa
Senegal aims to produce its own
According to the World Health Organization, less than 2% of vaccine doses have been administered in Africa. Most come from the Covax…
West-Africa
former warlord Amadé Ouérémi sentenced to
Amadé Ouérémi was sentenced on Thursday, April 13, to life in prison by Abidjan’s criminal court. This militia leader was responsible for…
Central-Africa
vaccination, one of the conditions for
The International Monetary Fund forecasts 3.4% of total sub-Saharan Africa growth in 2021 after a year 2020, marked by an unsurpassed recession…
