West-Africa
in the footsteps of the elusive Hyacinthe
Since 2015, one of the largest defendants in the Thomas Sankara case has not been found. Hyacinthe Kafando, former head…
Africa
West-Africa
In Mali, those expelled from Niono are still reluctant
This week, RFI offers you a series of four reports on the unparalleled ceasefire agreement reached on March 14 over…
West-Africa
The Senegalese bioecosystem in full swing
The Senegalese film industry has undergone a renaissance over the past ten years. The sector is becoming more professional and…
Central-Africa
cases of sexual violence explode in
Between January and March, at least 1,300 acts of sexual violence were committed in Kasai Central Province, DRC, mostly on…
West-Africa
what observers say about the vote
According to preliminary results announced on Tuesday, April 13, Beninese president Patrice Talon was re-elected in the first round of…
East-Africa
“Do not expect the slightest remorse from me!”
RFI exclusivity – France 24. Despite the Duclert report on France’s responsibility for the genocide of the Tutsis in Rwanda,…
North-Africa
the assassination of Sidi Brahim Ould Sidati is weakened
In Mali, the president of the Coordination of Azawad Movements (CMA), a coalition of former rebel movements from the north,…
Somalia
a deadly fire ravages a school in Niamey
The 2349 students in the Dutch school, about fifty teachers and parents are in mourning. A fire broke out on…
Southern-Africa
Jacob Zuma must appreciate his own opinion
The Constitutional Court has asked former South African President Jacob Zuma, who was charged with “contempt for justice”, to decide…
West-Africa
the government claims it has made another plan
The day after the publication of the results of the presidential election that won the first round of the outgoing…
Somalia
Migrants go home as a prosperous life in Yemen
Every year, thousands of migrants make dangerous boat trips to war-torn Yemen, many with the aim of traveling overland to…
