North-Africa
France will resume the embassy in Libya subsequent week, guarantees
France will resume its embassy in the war-torn Libyan capital Tripoli next Monday, President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday, promising to support…
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East-Africa
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed acknowledges
Tigray Province has been at war since early November. More than three million people need help and victims of serious human rights…
Central-Africa
Common John Numbi directed an arrest warrant
Wanted by justice to explain his involvement in the Chebeya affair, former Congolese police chief John Numbi has fled abroad and is…
East-Africa
Jubaland fires Abdirashid Janaan after shift
KISMAYO, Somalia | The incumbent Jubaland security minister Abdirashid Janaan has been formally fired after switching allegiance to the Mogadishu administration, despite…
West-Africa
Guinea: the brand new nationwide frontline technique for
In Guinea, the National Front for Defense of the Constitution (FNDC) is pursuing its transformation: one year after the referendum on 22…
West-Africa
Senegal: discussions and on-line mobilization
This is the new app star for young people in Senegal: the clubhouse makes it possible to exchange information and social debates…
West-Africa
inflation and unemployment threaten the primary economic system
Unemployment reaches 33% of the working population, inflation 17%, the statistics for February 2021 reflect in all their severity the serious economic…
Southern-Africa
Ambroise Wonkam: “Sequencing extra folks
20 years ago, in February 2001, the “Human Genome Project” resulted in the publication of the first human DNA sequence, the first…
North-Africa
France will reopen its embassy in Tripoli
France will reopen its embassy in Tripoli on Monday, March 29. This was announced by Emmanuel Macron to the representatives of the…
West-Africa
a peaceful was hoped for after the conflicts between
According to the Gambia’s Red Cross, more than 250 Senegalese citizens fled the fishing village of Sanyang, about 40 kilometers south of…
West-Africa
mass assaults on civilians, information
Unmatched attacks on villages and settlements in western Niger have left more than 200 dead in six days. This violence has not…
