East-Africa
NGO Human Rights Watch is focused on abuse
Human Rights Watch has published a new report in which it points out that at least eight bloggers who mainly broadcast their…
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East-Africa
Blakkayo, the benevolence of the Mauritian segga –
Mauritius artist Blakkayo. © Jean-Paul Mussoodee In the tropics of the Indian Ocean, Blakkayo has cultivated for more than two decades, through…
East-Africa
Somalia’s parliamentary roads in Mogadishu closed, heavy safety perspectives
Somalia’s parliamentary roads in Mogadishu closed, heavy security views MOGADISHU, Somalia – Heavy presence of security forces has been seen along all…
West-Africa
Squaddies arrested after capturing heard close to Niger
Soldiers were arrested in Niger after a “coup attempt” early Wednesday, a security source said, adding “the situation is under control.” “There…
North-Africa
Aggressive teams in Libya’s parliament agree
A Libyan lawmaker revealed on Tuesday that an agreement has been reached to unite the two rival groups in the country’s parliament…
West-Africa
“Challenge beneath regulate” after photographs heard
Heavy gunfire was heard during the night of March 30 to 31 in Niamey, Niger, in the administrative district near the Presidential…
East-Africa
the rebellion in March 1947 is traced to the Museum of
On March 29, 1947, in eastern Madagascar, rebel groups took up arms and rebelled against French settlers. A bloody repression of the…
West-Africa
the closure of probably the most greatest mines
One of the largest underground uranium mines in the world is closing its doors. Akouta Mining Company (Cominak), a subsidiary of Orano…
Central-Africa
outbreak of violence in Bakuakenge, locality
A dozen people were killed on Monday in the equivalent of an inter-communal conflict in Bakuakenge, a local disputed by the provinces…
East-Africa
Khartoum police chief was fired from his
The Khartoum police chief created controversy last week by demanding the return of public order laws. Very controversial texts created during the…
West-Africa
Mali: In Timbuktu, sufferers of crime have been dedicated
In Mali, the Transitional Authority and the International Criminal Court on Tuesday, March 30, organized a symbolic indemnity ceremony in the case…
