North-Africa
the untraceable successor of Salamé as the UN Special Envoy
For seven months, Libya has been awaiting the UN appointment of a new special envoy to succeed Ghassan Salamé and the interim…
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West-Africa
presidential candidates protest against “discriminatory” conditions
Let’s go to the submission of candidacies for the presidential election on November 22nd. The declared candidates have until 2 October to…
Central-Africa
Why is African cattle so resilient?
They are important for the economic and social life of many populations on the continent: oxen show remarkable adaptation to climatic and…
Central-Africa
The peace caravan continues its journey in the battered east of the DRC
The last straight line of the peace caravan led for a week in the troubled provinces east of the country by a…
West-Africa
birds in the spotlight at the “Volatile” exhibition in Dakar
It is the gradual resumption of cultural activities in Senegal following a total closure linked to the coronavirus pandemic. In Dakar, art…
Central-Africa
Congo-Brazzaville: urban violence organized by “black babies” worries the population
With its millions and a half inhabitants, the city of Brazzaville is not immune to the phenomena of urban violence. Attacks by…
West-Africa
Ivory Coast: electoral tensions and choice of economic actors
In addition to the Covid-19 pandemic, which is strongly affecting the world economy and the Ivorian economy, there is a risk of…
Central-Africa
Victoire Sidémèho Tomegah-Dogbé, 1st female Prime Minister since independence
Seven months after the presidential election on 22 February, Faure Gnassingbé, elected for a fourth term in five years, appointed a woman,…
East-Africa
in Kenya, restrictions are eased, but schools remain closed
Kenya organized a major national conference on Covid-19 on Monday, September 28th. A meeting that the head of state wants to take…
Southern-Africa
schools paralyzed by teacher strike
In Zimbabwe, schools, colleges and colleges did not open their doors on Monday 28 September after a six-month closure in connection with…
West-Africa
Mansour Faye refuses to explain the management of emergency food aid
In Senegal, many comment on Monday 28 September following a statement by the Minister of Social Development and Social Justice. Mansour Faye,…
