Anthony Fouchard: “Sébastien Pétronin var
The book All it takes is a hope was published on May…
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a female member of the Sovereign Council resigns
In Sudan, one of the two female members of the Sovereign Council - the body leading the country's transition - has resigned. Aisha Moussa El Saeed condemns the exclusion of civilians from institutions.
Sudan's sovereign council,consists of 14 members - civilians and soldiers - led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. The members…
new failure in the negotiations between
Failure of negotiations between the Malian government and the National Union of Workers of Mali (UNTM). In a statement released on Sunday, the country's main union center announced that a second five-day strike would begin on Monday because it was dissatisfied with the state's proposal.
as reported from Bamako, Serge…
Washington faces visa restrictions
The United States will impose visa restrictions on Eritrean and Ethiopian officials accused of adding fuel to the Tigray conflict, and regrets that they "have not taken significant steps to end hostilities".
"The people of Tigray continue to suffer human rights abuses, atrocities, atrocities and need urgent humanitarian…
Funeral for two migrants who died in
In Ceuta, three people have died since the migration crisis started a week ago. A young man, who drowned on Monday 17 May while trying to swim to the Spanish enclave, was buried on Saturday 22 May. The other two were buried on Sunday, May 23.
With our special correspondent in Ceuta, Magali LagrangeThe Muslim cemetery, near the…
of the residents hesitate to return to Goma after
The Nyiragongo volcano, near Goma, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, no longer seems threatening. Local authorities apologize for 14 direct or indirect victims after the outbreak. Some Goma residents who fled on Saturday night began returning home on Sunday, but caution remains.
Raymond Mbanza lives in southern…
under his son-in-law, Patrice Talon
Patrice Talon, the president-elect on April 15, with almost 87% of the vote, swore on Sunday, May 24, in Porto-Novo, Benina's capital. The winner of a no-vote vote without a major candidate in front, the head of state, of whom several opponents have been arrested, is committed to anchoring democracy.
as reported from…
“Everyone wants a dominant position
In the Central African Republic, 50 out of 140 constituencies were called to vote this Sunday, May 23, for legislative elections that began on December 27, 2020 but are severely disrupted by armed groups. They were therefore by-elections: the second round for 42 constituencies and eight other "remnants", where a new first round was organized.…
Darfur’s crime on the judges’ desk
On Monday, May 24, in The Hague, the confirmation of the allegations in the case of the ICC and Muhamad Abd Al Rahman, alias Ali Kushayb, a former leader of the Janjaweed militia, will open. Accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in Darfur in 2003 and 2004.
as reported from The Hague, Stephanie…
the new archbishop of Lubumbashi wants one
Pope Francis appointed Fulgence Muteba Mugalu this weekend as the new archbishop of the ecclesiastical province of Lubumbashi. The National Bishops' Conference in Congo (Cenco) announced this in a press release. The man of the Church intends to work to reduce inequalities and reconciliation.
as reported from Kinshasa, Kamanda…