West-Africa
Gabon’s oil – dependent economy rolls from Covid-19
Since April, Gabon has been in a state of health. The Central African country is facing a major economic hit as a…
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North-Africa
Libya: Ceasefire settlement doesn’t have an effect on settlement with Turkey
The everlasting ceasefire settlement reached in Geneva between rival Libyan events won’t have an effect on army offers with Turkey and cooperation…
East-Africa
Suspected Rwandan genocide financier Kabuga transferred to The Hague
A UN court said on Monday that Felicien Kabuga, suspected of financing the Rwandan genocide in 1994, has been transferred from France…
West-Africa
a still tense security situation in Conakry
While violence has taken place since Election Sunday, the security situation remains very tense in Conakry. A mission from the international community…
East-Africa
Somaliland suspends UN engagement on humanitarian help
HARGEISA, Somalia – The United Nations must look forward to additional warning earlier than collaborating in humanitarian actions within the northern breakaway…
North-Africa
Tunisians are calling for the prosecution of lawmakers who condoned the murder of a French teacher
Dozens of Tunisian artists and intellectuals have signed a petition calling on the country’s judiciary to prosecute a lawmaker who justified the…
East-Africa
Kenyan navy releases three folks after protests in
MOGADISHU, Somalia – Kenya Protection [KDF] has launched three out of eight Somalia residents allegedly kidnapped by the group serving within the…
North-Africa
Sudan desires to avoid wasting its financial system because of the normalization of relations with Israel
The normalization of the connection between Sudan and Israel is slowly progressing and dividing Sudanese society. On Sunday, Khartoum introduced forthcoming talks…
Central-Africa
power outages make life difficult for small businesses in Kinshasa
The National Electricity Company justified the prolonged power outages by power outages at Inga hydropower dams in recent months. Repairs are underway,…
Central-Africa
announces new consultations before the already contested presidential election
The Congolese government announced that a hearing was held in Madingoud in November to prepare for the March 2021 presidential election, according…
West-Africa
Sunday excited in front of the Gabonese churches that wanted to reopen
Sunday was very eventful in front of the parishes of the Catholic Church. The pastor wanted to open their churches, which had…
