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One week after the announcement of its composition, the number of soldiers actually sitting on this council has never been revealed. In Mali, members of the Transitional National Council at the plenary session on Thursday, 10 December, worked on the draft internal regulations, which still need to be validated by the…
Improve within the variety of Covid-19 circumstances in Senegal getting ready for the vaccine
Senegal faces "a second wave" of Covid-19. The Minister of Well being returned on Thursday 10 November to the rise in new circumstances. One month in the past, the nation registered lower than ten new pollution per day. Yesterday, the quantity rose to 101. Within the face of this case, the well being authorities demand "nationwide self-discipline" for compliance with barrier measures. As for the…
Senegal: digital tour of the Ousmane Sow Home
The home of sculptor and plastic artist Ousmane Sow has reopened in Dakar. However throughout the containment, the administration developed a digital go to that our everlasting particular correspondent in Senegal might check. .
Central African Republic: cell hearings to revive kids’s id
Within the Central African Republic, many kids don't have a beginning certificates (as a result of they haven't been registered by their dad and mom, as a result of the battle has displaced many Central Africans, as a result of the paperwork have been destroyed ...) kids thus reside with out authorized existence. And with a view to get hold of the beginning certificates afterwards, a supplementary…
Burkinaction, a growing network of young job seekers
Every year in sub-Saharan Africa, eleven million young people enter the labor market. Finding a job is a challenge and improving employability, ie. the ability to find a job is one of the most important goals of the Burkinaction Association. Spotlight on this initiative which already has ten thousand members. Joël Bamogo is a…
Nana Akufo-Addo, President at all costs
Outgoing President Nana Akufo-Addo, a former human rights lawyer who became head of state known for his diplomacy, barely won the presidential election on Monday, December 7, against his lifelong rival, John Mahama. From our Accra correspondent,The man has a gracious face and still wears small round Harry Potter glasses. He…
The UN announces new humanitarian agreement
In the face of the conflict in the Ethiopian province of Tigray, the international community is increasingly concerned about the civilian situation. Following the failure of the agreement between the UN and Addis Ababa last week, a new humanitarian agreement was reached on Wednesday. The UN Secretary-General announces the establishment of joint needs assessment missions.…
South Africa is dealing with a second wave of an infection
The nation is most affected on the continent by the Covid-19 pandemic and it has exceeded the mark of 6,000 new circumstances per day, the Minister of Well being warned. South Africa is dealing with a second wave, the authorities stated on Wednesday night time. South Africa registered 6,709 new circumstances on Wednesday alone…
deputies and activists in the assembly for the suspension between Kabila and the Tshisekedi camps
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), it is a test day for pro-Tshisekedi and the opposition following the announcement of the end of the coalition with Joseph Kabila's camp. The opposition and professionals Tshisekedi want to bring down the National Assembly's office. After two days of incidents between coalition activists against pro Kabila, the petitions against the seven members of the…
The UN’s new concerns for the English – speaking regions
A meeting was planned in Central Africa on Wednesday at the UN. Many members of the Security Council are concerned about the lack of commitment by national authorities to the English-speaking regions. as reported from New York,Carrie NootenThe UN Special Representative for Central Africa returned from Cameroon very worried a…
