L’ancien ministre des Affaires étrangères et de la Coopération internationale, Zeyni Moulaye a trouvé un point de chute. De sources proches du département des Affaires Etrangères, il serait nommé conseiller spécial du président de la
Mali: Région de Gao: Deux soldats maliens tués dans une attaque djihadiste
Deux soldats maliens ont été tués samedi 12 juin 2021 au soir, dans la région de Gao, lors d’une attaque imputée à des djihadistes, selon des sources militaires et sécuritaires. « Deux de nos hommes
‘It was our children they killed’
Fatouma was at home with her children in the town of Bambari when the firing began, on the afternoon of February 15.Terrified, she gathered them up and fled to the nearby mosque, thinking it would
Nigerian growth lags Africa, poverty rising, says World Bank
Nigerian economic growth has resumed after the COVID shock but is lagging the rest of sub-Saharan Africa, with food inflation, heightened insecurity and stalled reforms slowing growth and increasing poverty, the World Bank said on
No final agreement as Sudan Govt – SPLM-N Juba talks adjourned
The South Sudanese mediation decided to adjourn the direct negotiation sessions between the Sudanese transitional government and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) indefinitely yesterday, to hold further consultations on the remaining contentious issues between
Oldest party wins most seats in voting for ‘new Algeria’
Algeria’s oldest party, previously thought to be on the wane, won the largest number of seats in weekend legislative elections, the country’s electoral authority announced Tuesday. The National Liberation Front, or FLN, secured 105 of
Arab Foreign Ministers Meet in Qatar to Discuss Nile Dam Conflict
Arab League foreign ministers met Tuesday in Qatar, focusing on efforts to resolve the Nile River dam conflict between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia. Egypt’s Foreign Minister said Cairo is seeking a diplomatic, not a military,
Chinese Security Firms Spread along the African Belt and Road
The deployment of Chinese security firms in Africa is expanding without a strong regulatory framework. This poses heightened risks to African citizens and raises fundamental questions over responsibility for security in Africa. Since 2012, over
Le Kenya et la Somalie reprennent leurs relations diplomatiques
Après six mois de rupture entre le Kenya et la Somalie, les relations diplomatiques reprennent après un échange de courrier au ton feutré entre les deux ministères des Affaires étrangères. Samedi 12 juin, Mogadiscio avait
Sénégal : l’armée occupe toutes les bases rebelles dans la Casamance (armée)
L’armée sénégalaise affirme avoir pris les cinq dernières bases du Mouvement des forces démocratiques de Casamance (MFDC, rébellion) dans la partie sud du fleuve Casamance (sud), après 15 jours d’opérations d’envergure contre les dernières positions