Central-Africa
masks and barrier actions forgotten beneath
In Congo-Brazzaville, the March 21 presidential election campaign has been in full swing since March 5. The meeting places arranged by the…
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Central-Africa
opening of a busy parliamentary session
Parliamentary activities resume on Monday 15 March. The regular session in March is eagerly awaited in the country. It comes in the…
East-Africa
Emerald manufacturing resumes in Zambia
The Gemfields group has announced the reopening of the Kagem emerald mine, one of the largest in the world. Closed for a…
Central-Africa
Disaster and sky-high commodity costs
In the Central African Republic, the closure of the capital’s main supply corridor has significant consequences for households. The prices of imported…
North-Africa
Médibus, a cell clinic for most individuals
A mobile clinic has been wandering around Greater Tunis for a year. The device was set up at the start of confinement…
Southern-Africa
Trevor Noah, from Johannesburg’s comedy golf equipment to
Big party of American music tonight with the Grammy Awards ceremony. The event takes place almost entirely from Los Angeles, alternating live…
East-Africa
Tanzanian police arrest the person for reporting the president
Tanzanian police have arrested a man for circulating posts saying President John Magufuli is in poor health. Magufuli has not been seen…
East-Africa
The extroverted regime created hostility and distrust,
MOGADISHU, Somalia – One of Somalia’s leading candidates, Abdirahman Abdishakur Warsame, has accused the outgoing government of creating enmity and mistrust in…
Central-Africa
voting course of with out main incidents
In the Central African Republic, a fraction of voters have been called to the polls since Sunday morning, March 14, for the…
West-Africa
Dying of singer Thione Seck, considered one of
Senegalese singer Thjonen Seck died Sunday, March 14, of a short illness. Information confirmed by his family. Singer and lyricist Thione Seck,…
West-Africa
The Libyan authorities is holding the primary assembly that the world welcomes
The Libyan interim government held its first cabinet meeting on Sunday after receiving a vote of confidence last week, and the international…
