Browsing Tag
Africa
The National Human Rights Commission released a report on this on Friday, April 2. The Chadian authorities have reacted: they acknowledge the facts and promise sanctions. However, they urge not to generalize so as not to damage the image of the Chadian army. The facts took place in March in the Tillabéri region of western…
Laurent Gbagbo acquitted on the ICC, which head of
Following Laurent Gbagbo's final acquittal at the ICC, there is also the question of the future of the FPI, and more precisely the current party leader Pascal Affi N'Guessan. as reported from Abidjan, Sidy YansaneThe former Prime Minister of Laurent Gbagbo is at odds with his mentor, the latter supporting the diverse edge that…
Greece and Tunisia performed workouts
The two countries did not communicate about the event until the maneuvers were over. The Ministries of Defense simply made it clear, laconic, that the cooperation focused on the fight against dangers at sea, illegal immigration and smuggling. as reported from Tunis, Michel picardNever since the Tunisian revolution in 2011 has…
COVID-19 victim Kolelas won a vote in the Congo opposition
The election of the Republic of Congo has resulted in Congolese opposition presidential candidate Guy-Brice Parfait Kolelas winning - who died of COVID-19 on election day last month - according to results declared by his party, the Union of Democratic Humanists (UDH-) Yuki). The President of the Republic of the Congo, Denis Sassou Nguesso, who has held power for a cumulative 36 years, won re-election on March 21 with as much as 88.57% of the vote, according to the Interior Minister, quoting figures from…
9th Saturday for mobilization in a single week of
One week before the first round of presidential elections in Chad, groups of young people tried to march in several districts of the capital for a ninth Saturday of mobilization against a new mandate from head of state Idriss Déby Itno. These marches, banned by the authorities, are spreading rapidly. as reported from…
The UN is anxious about assaults on
Denise Brown, UN Humanitarian Coordinator in the Central African Republic, warns of the rise of attacks on humanitarian workers in the Central African Republic. The warning was launched by the UN Humanitarian Coordinator in the Central African Republic. Between October and February, 234 cases of attacks on humanitarian workers…
Entire shuts down its fuel station
Nine days after a group affiliated with the Islamic State captured the city of Palma, the Total group closed its gas station in northeastern Mozambique. The threat was undoubtedly too great for Total. Nine days after the attack on Palma by a jihadist group, a security source told AFP that the group evacuated all staff from…
Former rise up chief Baba Laddé joins the president
In Chad, former rebel Abdelkader Baba Laddé announced on Thursday, April 1, that he had joined the head of state, Idriss Déby. The rebel leader, who has disappeared from the radar since he was released from prison, appeared in a meeting with the Chadian president in Bongor in the south of the country. Abdelkader Baba Laddé,…
the well being disaster is developing in Madagascar
In Madagascar, the Minister of Health announced on Thursday, April 1, that the country was following the facility for the Covax unit. Meanwhile, the second wave of coronavirus plunges the country into an increasingly serious health crisis, with 15 deaths recorded in 24 hours, on Wednesday 31 March. With our correspondent…
negotiations in Kinshasa for a means out of the disaster
Kinshasa welcomes, from this Saturday, April 3 through Monday, a new round of negotiations around the construction site for the Renaissance dam. The Egyptian, Ethiopian and Sudanese foreign ministers will be present. Ethiopia has been building Africa's largest dam since 2011 on the Nile. Sudan and Egypt in particular fear an impact on their vital water reserves. Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi…
