West-Africa
who are the attackers of Farabougou?
While the attack and then the blockade of Farabougou have so far not been the subject of any claim, what exactly do…
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Africa
Southern-Africa
Anger in South Africa and overseas over police brutality in Nigeria
Tonight’s version: A whole lot of individuals take to the streets of South Africa to precise anger over the taking pictures of…
West-Africa
in Dabou, the worrying rise in tensions
With the start of the Côte d’Ivoire presidential election, the city of Dabou, west of Abidjan, has in the last two days…
West-Africa
violent clashes between protesters and police in Conakry
In Guinea, violent clashes broke out between police and rebels on Wednesday, October 21. According to the government, nine deaths have been…
West-Africa
Violence after the election in Guinea turns into lethal as police conflict with opposition supporters
A minimum of eight civilians and a police officer have died in violence after the weekend’s tense presidential election in clashes between…
West-Africa
Demonstrations in Nigeria: “An Unprecedented Motion in Its Extent, Period and Current Radicalism”
Laurent Fourchard is the writer of Black, Exclude and Police, City lives in South Africa and Nigeria, Presses de Sciences Po. .
West-Africa
after a “bloody Tuesday”, the violence continues in Lagos
Nigeria wakes up shocked the day after a “black Tuesday”, “a bloody Tuesday”, as the headline of the newspaper marked by an…
North-Africa
The UN “quite optimistic” about a lasting ceasefire after a series of agreements
This is a major step forward in the joint military talks in Geneva two days after the start of a face-to-face meeting…
West-Africa
mediation is progressing in Farabougou, where government involvement is required
Fifteenth day of siege in Farabougou: this Malian site in the Ségou region is still surrounded by jihadist warriors banning entry. For…
Somalia
UN judge orders extradition of suspected Rwandan genocide Kabuga to The Hague
A UN judge ruled on Wednesday that Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga, who has been in a French prison since May, should…
West-Africa
the dismay of teachers fleeing the jihadist threat
In Burkina Faso, hundreds of teachers have had to abandon their students after attacks by armed groups, and more than 2,100 schools…
