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He is taken into account the daddy of recent images in Madagascar. A real grasp of lighting, Ramilijaona earned his letters of the Aristocracy by portraying the island's higher center class, in distinctive settings and stagings of the time. Today, his legacy,…

New mission of the US special envoy to restart the peace processIn that context, US special envoy Mike Hammer began a new long mission in Africa on Monday to try to restart a peace process, three weeks after a previous failed attempt. This mission will last fifteen days, until October 18th. The previous one, at the beginning of September, had lasted eleven days, but it had not resulted in anything concrete, except a informal and discreet meeting between Ethiopian and Tigrayan delegations in Djibouti, which had finally come…

Punished by internet cuts and a 5G network still in the trial phase, the African continent is far from the world average for mobile connection speeds, according to a new study. The report concludes that these slow speeds are a real brake on economic development…

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), President Félix Tshisekedi yesterday appointed Lt. Gen. Christian Tshiwewe Songesha as head of the army. He replaces Célestin Mbala at the head of the army, whose replacement is not surprising. In office since July…

This Monday October 3rd was back to school day for school children in Niger. Around 4 million students have returned to school for a new school year after the long holidays. While President Mohamed Bazoum claims to make education a priority in his five-year…

Burkina Faso has been in chaos since last Friday's coup. France is directly targeted in demonstrations in favor of putschists, where many Russian flags are flying. Social networks are amplifying rumors about the actions of French soldiers in the region, and Russian networks appear to be behind an orchestrated campaign of disinformation. Decryption by Alain Antil, director of IFRI's Africa south of the Sahara and lecturer at the Institute for Political Studies in Lille and in Paris 1.

After the weekend's tension, life is returning to normal in Ouagadougou. If the French institutions affected by acts of vandalism remain closed for the time being, businesses and many services have reopened and the start of the school year has taken place. As…

In Brazil, we are moving towards a second round to decide between the two main presidential candidates. Two men opposite in everything in the conduct of business, including foreign trade. This is evident from the economic relations between Brazil and Africa:…

Guinea celebrated this Sunday the 64th anniversary of the country's accession to national sovereignty. The day before, in an address to the nation, the president of the junta, Colonel Mamadi Doumbouya, called on his fellow citizens for unity and brotherhood.…

In Madagascar, extractive business civil society organizations working for higher administration of the mining sector introduced their new strategic plan on Friday, September 30, within the capital, Antananarivo. A presentation that introduced collectively…