East-Africa
A high CIA agent killed in a struggle in Somalia has been
WASHINGTON, USA – The highest CIA agent killed in preventing in Somalia has been positively recognized, stories The Intercept with preliminary investigations…
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North-Africa
the fear of paralysis after a month’s absence of President Tebboune
One month ago, on October 28, the Algerian president, infected with the coronavirus, was transferred to a hospital in Germany. The Algerian…
West-Africa
General Kéba Sangaré, one of the new governors, overwhelmed by the UN
On Wednesday, November 25, the Mali Council of Ministers decided on a wide range of appointments to ministries, especially for national reconciliation,…
West-Africa
Macky Sall warns of possible second wave of Covid-19
Senegalese President Macky Sall is worried about a possible second wave of Covid-19, which would be “unbearable for the country’s economy”. Although…
West-Africa
why one in two voters did not vote
The turnout for the November 22 presidential election, led by Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, was 50.79%. One in two voters therefore did…
Central-Africa
The Constitutional Court rejects the candidacies of armed groups in the legislative election
The Constitutional Court issued its decision on Friday, November 27, on the admissibility of candidacies for the by-elections on December 27, which…
East-Africa
Not less than eight individuals have been killed in a suicide assault in Somalia’s Mogadishu
Not less than eight individuals have been killed and several other others injured in a suicide bombing at a busy restaurant in…
East-Africa
access to France’s “secret” archives is debated
Several associations have taken a stand to warn of a number of restrictions regarding the so-called sensitive archives for the role of…
West-Africa
Pope Samba Kane celebrates love “for the drag”
After a career in satirical journalism, the Senegalese Pape Samba Kane returned to his first literary and artistic love. With two collections…
West-Africa
Mauritania: the looks of youth within the countryside, 60 years after independence
This Saturday, November 28, Mauritania celebrates the anniversary of its independence. Sixty years later, how does the younger technology view the nation?…
West-Africa
“Could God bless Mauritania’s independence”, the sound of an period
As daily marks the sixtieth anniversary of African independence, RFI brings again the musical environment of the time. On 28 November 1960,…
