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In Tunisia, 36 hours after his prime minister was ousted and parliament suspended, President Kaïs Saïed announced on Monday, July 26, the resignation of the defense minister. The presidential strategy receives strong support from the political class. Ennahdha, for its part, still condemns "a coup" and the international community is worried about a possible authoritarian operation.…

This Tuesday, Could 18, a summit can be held in Paris devoted to the financing of African economies and the prickly debt situation. The Covid-19 pandemic plunged the continent into an unsurpassed recession final yr. African nations should finance their restoration, however in contrast to the good powers, they wouldn't have the identical capability. The Paris Summit should study specifically the choices…

In Côte d'Ivoire, the worth of a bag of cement has skilled a sudden rise in costs as a consequence of the vitality disaster, which has pressured the federal government to set costs for constructing supplies. as reported from Abidjan, François Hume-FerkatadjiIn a couple of days, 50 kg bag of cement, normally for 3,500 CFA francs,…

AU asks AMISOM to keep away from being drawn into partisan politics in Somalia ADDIS ABABA - The African Union has requested the AU mission forces in Somalia to stay impartial of their safety commitments because the nation of the Horn of Africa strives to mitigate the present useless finish, which has escalated into battle between rival forces. AMISOM is probably the most dependable…

In Zimbabwe, the coronavirus disaster has additional depressed an economic system that had already been on its knees for many years. Harare is now investing in gold to begin popping out of the disaster. However even when the yellow steel has gained worth because the pandemic started, it alone will not be sufficient to set off an upward curve in development over time.…

In an interview with the TV5Monde channel, the former president of Côte d'Ivoire confirms that he is resolutely on the side of the opposition and is against a third term of Alassane Ouattara. He therefore asks all parties to negotiate to avoid what he calls the "disaster". as reported from Abidjan, Pierre PintoIN an interview…