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strained medical staff threatens to strike
On Monday, November 30, the unions called for a work stoppage and believed that the government did not adequately protect professionals in the sector against Covid-19. They are asking for more resources, extra premiums and better social coverage. Finally, this Sunday evening, December 6, a few hours before the start of the strike, the unions closed the slogan.…
the vaccination campaign becomes clearer
On 9 November, Morocco was one of the first countries to announce an impending Covid-19 vaccination campaign without specifying the time or type of vaccine.
Ghana is canceling too shut presidential races that outdated rivals face
Greater than 17 million persons are eligible to vote in Ghana's presidential and parliamentary elections on Monday with the competition for the perfect job anticipated to be a detailed battle between incumbent Nana Akufo-Addo and longtime opponent John Mahama.
Nestled alongside the Gulf of Guinea, Ghana - lengthy a beacon for democracy and stability in West Africa - has ensured peaceable transfers of energy on seven events since returning to democracy nearly 30 years in the past.
The 2 main events have…
Me Hervé Diakiese (DRC): “The President’s decision to appoint an informant is very positive”
Félix Tshisekedi decided to end the coalition he had formed with his predecessor Joseph Kabila. To do this, he wants a majority in the National Assembly. This allows him to appoint a new prime minister and form a new government. The first step in the process, he decides to appoint an informant who will be responsible for identifying a new coalition that brings together the absolute majority in the National Assembly. RFI receives Hervé Diakiese, lawyer, human rights defender and spokesman for the "Le Congolais Debout"…
Somalia: Farmajo withdraws from opponents as opposition
MOGADISHU, Somalia - For the primary time in so many months, President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo indicated that the anticipated election, in any case, continues as deliberate, a step that might set off a heated political debate in Somalia, a rustic battling instability for over three many years now.
Initially, each the federal authorities and the member states had agreed to carry elections from 1 December 2020, however plans seem to have modified after the final twist on the appointment of members of the nomination…
tensions between civilians and soldiers over a new political body
The gap is widening between the military and Sudanese civilians responsible for leading the political transition. General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan unilaterally decided on the powers of the Transitional Partnership Council, a body recently created following the peace agreements with the rebels.
The decree has not even been published in the official newspaper or published. The text signed by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan simply leaked to the press on Thursday.
This Transitional Partner Council (CPT) would initially be…
Ivory Coast borrows worry-free from the monetary markets
In terms of debt, Abidjan is likely one of the good college students. Côte d'Ivoire has simply borrowed one billion euros on the monetary markets, often known as a Eurobond subject. And buyers have rushed to lend to the nation, which is taken into account comparatively protected by buyers.
Not all nations are deadbeats,…
South Africans relax before Covid-19 as their summer vacation approaches
The regions of South Africa in the Eastern Cape and the Western Cape are beginning to see a new emergence of Covid-19 cases, as the country now has almost 4,000 new cases per day, twice as many as in November. Despite the government's repeated warnings, there is a relaxation in the barrier gestures.
as reported from…
new source of Covid-19 contamination at the University of Diego-Suarez
University of Diego-Suarez, in the far north of the country, a new source of Covid-19 contamination. For several months, the Big Island has had few new cases and the state of health was lifted in mid-October. But in a few days, 83 cases were identified in the capital of the Diana region. A situation that raises concerns that the virus will re-emerge.…