Even in the midst of a war forced upon it, Israel cannot forget that not so far way people are actually starving to death through the malign actions of the self-same enemy that bolsters Hamas
Guinée : qui va succéder à Mamadi Doumbouya ?
A 24 mois de la fin de transition, les potentiels successeurs du Colonel Mamadi Doumbouya ne manquent pas. Sur cette liste non exhaustive de candidats réels ou supposés, nous déclinons ceux qui ont des chances
Prison centrale de Conakry: pourquoi l’Ambassadeur des États-Unis s’y est rendu
Si l’ancien Premier ministre Kassory Fofana et certains de ses codétenus devaient recevoir la visite de Troy Damian Fitrell, Ambassadeur des États-Unis à Conakry hier jeudi à la prison centrale où ils ont été placés
The Horn Of Africa States: The Continuing Geostrategic Relevance Of The Suez Canal Somali Sea Waterway – OpEd
The world is once again on the edge of another conflict, a deadlier conflict than has hitherto been the case in the past seventy-odd years – the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, which has erupted once again. No
Africa Isn’t Ready For A Withdrawal Of Peacekeepers – Analysis
Peacekeeping operations have played a crucial role in stabilising fragile situations across Africa for over 60 years. More than 13 United Nations (UN)-led missions in Africa and about 27 African-led peace support operations since 2000
Goma : le commandant de la 34e région militaire met en garde les chefs des quartiers contre la désinformation
Le commandant de la 34e région militaire, le général-major Bruno Mpezo Mbele, met les cadres de base de la ville de Goma, au Nord-Kivu, en garde contre la désinformation. Il l’a dit à la suite
Démocratie en Afrique de l’Ouest : l’exception sénégalaise
Alors que les putschs se multiplient en Afrique, le Sénégal reste toujours une exception. Le pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest n’a jamais connu de coups d’Etat depuis son indépendance en 1960. Une particularité qui, selon Alioune
Sudan – One of Largest Protection Crises, Says UN Refugee Agency
The displacement crisis prompted by ongoing conflict in Sudan continues unabated with nearly six million people forced out of their homes and women and children making up nearly nine in 10 of those uprooted, the
Russia Feeds Africa – OpEd
It all began in March 2023 with an ear-deafening applause during the inter-parliamentary conference under the theme ‘Russia-Africa in a Multipolar World’ that was held in Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin offered what was then
US Says July Ouster Of Niger’s Government Was A Coup
The State Department Tuesday announced that the U.S. officially recognizes as a coup the illegal, July 26 overthrow of the government of Niger. With the official recognition of a coup, restrictions under section 7008 of