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Redefining Happiness: A Glimpse into the Global Happiness Landscape Have you ever pondered what truly makes people happy? Is it wealth, freedom, good health, or perhaps the strength of social ties? These are questions the World Happiness Report seeks to answer every year, offering an insightful glimpse into how countries stack up in terms of their citizens' happiness. As we delve into the intricate tapestry of human happiness, it becomes evident that economic conditions, social structures, and political…

Top 10 Countries to Live and Work in Africa by 2025 Have you ever paused on a particularly demanding day and considered a change of scenery? The promise of a fresh start often lingers in the back of our minds. In just a few years, the African continent will present unparalleled opportunities. By 2025, some countries here could redefine the destination landscape for ambitious professionals and adventure seekers alike. Before diving in, one might…

Have you ever pondered how urban safety can significantly influence our perception of a city? A riveting new list places San Salvador, El Salvador, right at the forefront of the world's most dangerous cities, shining an intense spotlight on Latin America's perpetual urban security challenges. In contrast, only Cape Town and Johannesburg, hailing from Africa, made it into the top 10. But what does this tell us about the broader issues facing these regions? The struggles and triumphs of these cities…

Imagine embarking on a career journey, only for the road to suddenly stop short. That was me in June 2021 when the startup I was pouring my energy into paused my marketing position due to financial constraints. Those initial weeks were surreal, like a plot twist in a novel no one saw coming. Contract gigs became my new norm until December 2021, when I finally found myself in the comfort of a full-time role again. Yet, in a narrative as unpredictable as life itself, I faced another layoff.…

In Mali, former President of the transition Bah N'Daw and former Prime Minister Moctar Ouane are no longer under house arrest. It is a press release from the local monitoring committee for transitions that was announced on Friday. The announcement was made by the Monitoring Committee for Local Transitions, composed of…

As the Taliban gain ground throughout Afghanistan, Afghans who worked as interpreters for foreign armies live in fear of reprisals. The Taliban are perceived as traitors and have appealed to Western nations to give them visas so that they can flee the country. Although the Taliban say no harm will be done to previous interpreters who show remorse, Afghans working for foreign forces have a hard time believing this promise. Some of them agreed to speak anonymously with FRANCE24. .

That was 21 years ago in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Rwandan and Ugandan armies clashed in Kisangani, in the eastern part of the country. These battles killed hundreds of the Congolese population and caused significant material and environmental damage. On the occasion of this 21st anniversary, the Panzi Foundation, led by Dr Mukwege, published on Saturday 5 June a basis for the adoption of a…

Practically 7.5 million voters are known as to the polls in Côte d'Ivoire for this primary spherical of presidential elections. They've the selection between 4 votes: Alassane Ouattara, Henri Konan Bédié, Pascal Affi N'Guessan and Kouadio Konan Bertin. A vote boycotted the opposition, which known as for civil disobedience. Observe the progress of this election day dwell. .

While post-election violence in Guinea has claimed at least 18 lives, according to the government, 30 according to the opposition, since the vote on October 18, Amnesty International said on Sunday, October 25, that security forces had fired bullets. genuine against protesters. According to the human rights NGO, there is…

When we talk about the Sahel zone, about sub-Saharan Africa, we imagine a desert zone without vegetation and especially without trees. However, a study by the CNRS has just shown that there are many more trees there than we thought. Observation of a region as large as four and a half times the size of France, with a resolution…