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This Tuesday, April 20, the national deputies are expected to look at a new bill that modifies and complements the law on Cenis' organization and function. as reported from Kinshasa, Patient LigodiAccording to Christophe Lutundula, its initiator, this law is called upon to help improve the legal framework governing the electoral…

The health authorities have chosen Rosso, in the south, a city on the border with Senegal, to officially start the vaccination in the province on Monday 19 April. As was the case on March 26 in Nouakchott, vaccination operations target medical staff, the elderly and patients with chronic pathologies. as reported from…

Work on the Strategic Orientation Committee began on 19 April in Bamako. This new advisory body, set up on 31 March, aims to support the implementation and implementation of the political and institutional reforms planned by the transitional authorities. as reported from Bamako, Kaourou Magassa"It is true to say that without…

In Gabon, the government no longer wants the gas discovered in the oil fields to be burned. Libreville, which is facing a continuous decline in its oil production, also wants to increase the gas sector to make it a useful resource for the country's development and not a source of pollution as is the case today. From our…

Jurgen Klopp insists he will not go to Liverpool as a result of the Super League fiasco and says that the "tough times" mean that he feels more responsible for the club than ever before. Klopp's Anfield future was still uncertain after a difficult season for the club. It has been suggested that the lack of support from the board had left him disillusioned, with the cover from the German job tempting him to consider his options. So when Liverpool announced on Monday that they will join a European Super League next season -…

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has said playing more competitive games during the week will save clubs financially, as he tries to justify the formation of a breakout Super League.Speaking to El Chiringuito TV in Spain, Perez said: "Many important clubs in Spain, Italy and the UK want to find a solution to a very bad financial situation. The only way is to play more competitive games. If instead of playing CL, Super League helps clubs regain lost revenue."Here at Real Madrid we have lost a lot of money, we are all…

Liverpool's vice-captain James Milner has become the latest prominent football figure to take aim at plans for a new Super League and says he does not like the proposals and does not want them to happen.The announcement of the new league on Monday, which is scheduled to be launched next season, set Liverpool up as the pantomime villains on their way to their 1-1 draw against Leeds on Elland Road. The actual football seemed insignificant in light of groundbreaking new plans that have caused outrage across all levels of the…

A leaked document has revealed that "declining TV revenues" are behind the best European clubs' decision to break away from UEFA competitions and form a Super League next season. It has been an unparalleled couple of days in European football after it was announced early Monday morning that 12 clubs will try to form a new elite competition next season.The Premier League's big six will join La Liga Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Atletico and Serie A's Juventus, Inter and Milan in the Super League. Three more clubs are expected…

Two Algerian foreign ministers, Sabri Boukadoum, from Foreign Affairs, and Kamel Beldjoud from the Interior Ministry, went to Tripoli on Monday (April 19) at the head of a high-level delegation. It is a working visit that falls within the framework of "the promotion of bilateral relations and the support of Libyan parties in the face of the current challenges," said a statement from the Algerian Foreign Ministry. The possibility for Algiers to withdraw its position in the face of the Libyan crisis. This is Sabri…

The EU said on Monday it would allocate 53.7 million euros ($ 64.6 million) in humanitarian aid to the most vulnerable people in Ethiopia, including those affected by the conflict in the northern Tigray area, according to a statement. EU Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarcic, who is expected in Ethiopia on Tuesday, said the conflict in the Tigray region has exacerbated an already difficult situation in the Horn of Africa. On November 4 last year, Ethiopia launched a sweeping law enforcement operation…