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the opposition comes out of its silence after death in exile of
The Minister of the Interior under Pascal Lissouba (1992-1997), Philippe Bikinkita, died the night before Friday to Saturday 21 August in England,…
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Chad withdraws 600 troops from G5 Sahel force
Chad announced this Saturday, August 21, that it had withdrawn half of its troops deployed in February within the G5 Sahel’s anti-jihadist…
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Perfect Muhani, Lucha activist, was sent back to
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), there is news about Parfait Muhani, a Lucha activist imprisoned since July 7, and…
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Félix Nialbe, opposition leader, leaves the committee
In Chad, Romadoumngar Félix Nialbe, the leader of the opposition before Idriss Déby’s death, withdraws from the National Dialogue Organizing Committee. He…
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A team of experts responsible for resolving the dispute
Experts from the two countries have been in Pweto at the border since last Friday with the aim of updating the border…
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Kenyan court rejects contested constitutional amendment offer
In tonight’s show, Kenya’s court of appeals rejects contested offer to amend the country’s constitution, after multiple deadly attacks in recent weeks,…
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in Libreville, students’ odd job of funding
Several students in the country are deprived of their holiday. They have started small businesses to earn some money that allow them…
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thousands of displaced people and refugees after clashes
Between municipal clashes have left at least 32 dead and 74 injured in the Far North of Cameroon, near the border with…
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the dangers of “bombé”, an increasingly artisanal drug
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the authorities are worried about a new homemade medicine made from the remains of outlet…
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an NGO condemns a “silent agreement” between the Castel group and
Sucaf (Sucrerie africaine de Centrafrique), a subsidiary of the French group Castel, is accused by a US NGO, The Sentry, of providing…
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Gabon-Angola: Queen Nzinga Mbandi, the Indestructible
Our series on resistant women takes us to Gabon to meet descendants of Queen Nzinga. She opposed Portuguese penetration in Angola in…
