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Chad names Deby’s son president as rebels threaten
Chad's assassinated leader Idriss Deby Itno's son will take over as president instead of his father, according to a charter released by the presidency on Wednesday, while rebel forces targeted the state's capital N'Djamena and threatened to disrupt a country more vital. international efforts to combat extremists in Africa.
According to the presidency, General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, 37, who was appointed transition leader on Tuesday as head of a military council after his father's death, will…
Malaria jab is given to over 650,000 Africans
More than 650,000 children have been vaccinated against malaria across Kenya, Ghana and Malawi since the start of the pilot project two years ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Tuesday.
Global immunization and malaria advisory bodies are expected to meet in October to review vaccine data and consider whether to recommend wider use.
The RTS, S vaccine is the only existing jab shown to reduce malaria in children. It acts against Plasmodium falciparum - the deadliest malaria parasite globally and the…
African history: Chad, from independence to
Considered one of the cradles of humanity, the state of Chad has a rich history. This huge country with a very dry climate is located in the heart of the continent, on the borders of North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. But since independence was proclaimed on 11 August 1960, the country has often been forced to face armed uprisings as well as the repercussions of tensions in neighboring countries.
Tigray’s humanitarian crisis deepens as Ethiopian troops target
Tigray's humanitarian crisis deepens as Ethiopian troops target civilians
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia | The current crisis in the Tigray region continues to worsen as Ethiopian national defense forces continue to search several villages, even weeks after the UN raised a red alert over the matter.
A report prepared by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs shows that…
Pro-Haftar militia groups clash in Libya
Conflicts broke out between two armed groups loyal to Putist general Khalifa Haftar in eastern Benghazi's Laithi area, according to sources on Wednesday.
The conflict broke out after an armed group attacked a house belonging to a member of an investigation group called Salem el-Badri, sources on the ground told the Daily Sabah.
They pointed out that the clashes took place late on Tuesday, which led to the locals spending hours in panic and anxiety.
The growing conflicts between militia groups at a…
tensions occur within the Henri PDCI
In recent days, internal tensions have grown on the Ivorian political scene. Battle of the chapel that some see as the forerunner of possible inheritance battles or in any case about the composition of the balance of power internally.
as reported from Abidjan, Pierre PintoThese are two Unesdu Nouveau Réveil, the newspaper PDCI…
“Ice Cream in the Gazelle”, the new album by
Listening for the first time to an album by Wasis Diop, poems of speech and sound, is to experience. As with Leonard Cohen, Kate Bush or Joni Mitchell, the feeling of entering a temple. A feeling so rare that each new record represents an event.
He has done six in almost thirty years: Hyenor 1992, No Sant ("Your name?") 1994, Toxu ("Moving") 1997, Juddu Bek ("Joy of living") 2007 and Séquences 2014 The latter, a compilation of his many film music, presents his international hit, Everything is Never Quite Enough,…
UNSC puts more pressure on Farmajo over illegal time extension
UNSC puts more pressure on Farmajo over illegal time extension
MOGADISHU, Somalia - United Nations Security Council has continued to put pressure on outgoing President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo over the recently approved period extension, a move that rhymes with general opinion from members of the opposition.
Two weeks ago, Farmajo irregularly extended his term of office through the…
FESOJ conducts virtual training in security procedures on Covid-19
FESOJ conducts virtual training in safety procedures for the prevention of Covid-19
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Twenty-five Somali journalists from different regions of Mogadishu and other regional federal member states have participated in 2-day online training held on 17-18 April 2021 on respect for the safety procedures for the prevention of Covid-19.
The Federation of Somali Journalists…
President Farmajo is asking for help from the Union
Somalia's President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed on Tuesday praised the future role of the African Union in establishing an "electoral process" in his country, after requesting mediation in Kinshasa by the president of the AU, Congolese Félix Tshisekedi.
as reported from Nairobi, Sebastien nemethMohamed Abdullahi Farmajo called on…