North-Africa
20,000 international forces stay in Libya, says UN envoy Williams
Twenty thousand international fighters and mercenaries stay in Libya regardless of a ceasefire and a prolonged arms embargo, the UN envoy to…
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East-Africa
accusations of higher education for sexual corruption
A survey conducted by the Malina network of investigative journalists and published on December 1 reveals that sexual corruption is now common…
West-Africa
the government reacts to ACHPR’s decision on constitutional reform
After days of silence, the Benin government is responding to the latest ruling by the African Court of Human Rights. On Friday,…
West-Africa
Presidential elections in Ghana: the expectations of a inhabitants
A number of days earlier than Monday’s presidential and legislative elections in Ghana, voters are speaking about their issues. Between improvement, peace…
East-Africa
Northern MPs throw full weight behind PM-nominated votes
MOGADISHU, Somalia – A bit of Somaliland MPs has accused Senate speaker Abdi Hashi of appearing with no listening to within the…
West-Africa
Cameroonian Djaïli Amadou Amal shares “a women’s experience”
Goncourt des lycéens won by Cameroonian author Djaïli Amadou Amal for his novel “Les Impatientes” published by Emmanuelle Collas. A book about…
East-Africa
Abdirahman Abdishakur: Farmajo needs Roble to declare
MOGADISHU, Somalia – President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo has reportedly put stress on Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble to declare Jubaland a “enemy-based…
West-Africa
Ivory Coast and Ghana are placing stress on multinational chocolate
Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana are decided to proceed their offensive that started on Monday, November 30, 2020 in opposition to two US…
East-Africa
The UN will be able to visit Tigray to help civilians
In Ethiopia, it took a month of conflict before Tigray finally opened up to aid workers. And again … the whole province…
West-Africa
In Côte d’Ivoire, kids with disabilities, kids forgotten
In Côte d’Ivoire, at the newest census in 2014, nearly 500,000 individuals with bodily disabilities had been registered. However in actuality, it…
Central-Africa
Why this excess mortality among teachers at the University of Kinshasa?
Thirty-one professors from the University of Kinshasa, the largest in the country, have died since January. Illness, poor medical care, difficult working…
