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Nearly 40% of Madagascar has been contaminated with Covid-19
In Madagascar, a nine-month scientific research by the Institut Pasteur and the Ministry of Well being means that 40% of the inhabitants would have been in touch with the Covid-19 virus. A vital determine for the nation.
It was a thunderstorm for the Huge Island. The so-called "seroprevalence amongst Malagasy blood donors"…
Boko Haram claims the kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian students
The Boko Haram group has claimed responsibility for the abduction of hundreds of students in an attack on a boys' school in Nigeria's northwestern state of Katsina, media reported on Tuesday. More than 330 students are missing from Government Science Secondary School in Kankara after gunmen attacked their school on Friday night, forcing hundreds of students to flee and hide in surrounding bushes and forests.
The Daily Nigerian said on Tuesday that it had received an audio message from Boko Haram leader…
Somalia proclaims termination of diplomatic relations with Kenya
Somali diplomats stationed in Kenya have seven days to return residence. The identical is true of the Kenyan diplomats current in Somalia. For a number of months, tensions have been excessive between the 2 neighboring international locations. Mogadishu accuses Nairobi of disruption.
as reported from Nairobi, Charlotte…
Boko Haram’s Abubakar Shekau demands kidnapping of high school students in Kankara
During the night from Friday to Saturday, several hundred high school students from their boarding school in Kankara were kidnapped by one hundred armed men on motorcycles.
This attack, which took place in the state of Katsina in the northwestern part of the country, was first attributed to the "bandits" who usually operate in this area. The allegation of this attack by Abubakar Shekau, which was broadcast on Tuesday morning, December 15, in a voice message marks a turning point in the jihadist group's expansion.…
journalist Amadou Vamoulke is back in court
Unfortunately, it is a sad record for a camera journalist who will appear for the fiftieth time before these judges. 1600 days of detention without trial, a case that is not progressing, the reports that had a mandate within the framework of the investigation and which completely released Amadou Vamoulke from the accusations against him, were hidden. We are very far from the law we are in a trial that is political, we are bitter towards the former director of Cameroon's public radio and television…
opponent and businessman Nicolas Nguema has been in custody for 11 days
Opponent and Gabonese businessman Nicolas Nguema, who was arrested since December 4, was presented to an investigating judge for the third time on Monday, December 14. After the hearing, he was taken back to the premises of the military counterattack service for further investigation. Eleven days later, we know a little more about the reasons for the opposition's arrest.…
opponents demand a return to the spirit of the 1990 constitution
These days, Benin is celebrating 30 years of its constitution. A text that was revised in 2019, which the opposition still disputes. This Monday, December 14, opponents met for the time being and demanded that we return to the spirit and the letter of the 1990 Constitution that had made Benin a model.
as reported from Cotonou,…
Proprietor of Russian mercenary group to pay $ 488,000 to assist 2 spies imprisoned in Libya
Yevgeny Prigozhin, proprietor of the Russian non-public navy firm Wagner Group, can pay 18 million rubles ($ 244,000) every to 2 Russian residents imprisoned in Libya in 2019 on espionage fees and launched final week.
Based on an announcement from Prigozhin's firm Harmony, Maxim Shugaley and Samer Hasan Ali Sueyfan have been launched on December 10 after 18 months in jail and have returned to Russia.
Prigozhin determined to supply 1 million rubles ($ 13,560) per 30 days or a complete of 18 million…
Ousmane Diagana: “West and Central Africa will go into recession due to Covid-19”
Mauretanian Ousmane Diagana, Vice President of the World Bank for West and Central Africa, announces that he is mobilizing $ 50 billion for employment and $ 12 billion for the vaccine against Covid-19. Online from Washington, he answers questions from Christophe Boisbouvier.
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