East-Africa
Street blast wounds 5 Kenyan cops close to Somalia
NAIROBI – 5 Kenyan cops have been significantly injured on Sunday in a roadblock in Mandera County alongside the Kenya-Somali border. Rono…
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East-Africa
The College of Kenya’s attacking grasp commits suicide
NAIROBI, Kenya – Tanzanian citizen Rashid Charles Mbereso, who was sentenced to life in jail for his position within the 2015 Garrisa…
East-Africa
Ethiopia’s Abiy enjoys victory, says Tigrayan chief struggle
ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed praised his troops on Monday for his or her victory over a rebellious northern…
West-Africa
the strength of the army will double within five years
This is the decision taken by the highest military authorities, in particular the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, President Issoufou. In…
West-Africa
AQIM targets soldiers from Operation Barkhane in Kidal, Gao and Ménaka
Several terrorist attacks, claimed by al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, simultaneously targeted the French force Barkhane on Monday morning in northern Mali.…
North-Africa
Amnesty calls on UN Safety Council to uphold arms embargo on South Sudan amid widespread violence
On Monday, Amnesty Worldwide known as on the United Nations Safety Council (UNSC) to take care of its arms embargo on South…
East-Africa
Although Mekele lost, the TPLF says war is not over
In Ethiopia, the federal army has taken control of Mekele, the capital of Tigray. Since then, the situation seems calm in the…
East-Africa
Ethiopia’s Abiy denies civilian killings in Tigray battle
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed instructed parliament on Monday that federal troops had not killed a single civilian in his practically month-long…
East-Africa
The Swan discusses whether or not battle in Somalia is the UN’s greatest
MOGADISHU, Somalia – The United Nations has denied allegations that it has failed to hunt peace in Somalia, a rustic that has…
Central-Africa
restaurateurs worried about the curfew reduced to 8pm on weekends
The Congolese authorities have just extended their state of health for the twelfth time in a row. Wearing a mask becomes mandatory…
Central-Africa
controversy following the conviction of Barnabé Milinganyo, figure of the FCC
FCC figure Barnabé Wimania Milingano is accused of insulting the head of state and threatening his physical integrity. Following his condemnation on…
