Frustrations have grown over high youth unemployment and accusations of systemic corruption This month Youssouf, a Senegalese law student, spent the day hurling stones at gendarmes and dodging plumes of teargas instead of attending class.
Frustrations have grown over high youth unemployment and accusations of systemic corruption This month Youssouf, a Senegalese law student, spent the day hurling stones at gendarmes and dodging plumes of teargas instead of attending class.
Somalia has fired its army chief, Maj-Gen Odowa Yusuf Rage, as the country faced a resurgence of Al Shabaab attacks, months after it had raised its tempo against the militants. Rage, 44, who had trained
After armed men killed nine Chinese nationals at a gold mine in Central African Republic in March, a video circulated on the internet saying France had secretly ordered the attack and planned to discredit Russian
Nigeria should seize the opportunity to raise its diplomatic game and lead the continent from the front. It is just as well that Nigeria’s name was missing from the list of seven countries whose leaders
Le dialogue national initié par le chef de l’État se poursuit et doit s’achever à la fin de la semaine, dans un climat politique toujours crispé après la condamnation de l’opposant Ousmane Sonko, et en
Plus de deux mois de guerre entre armée et paramilitaires ont forcé plus de 2,5 millions de personnes à fuir leur maison au Soudan, notamment au Darfour où les corps jonchent les rues, alerte l’ONU
Le conflit entre généraux au Soudan voisin a provoqué l’arrivée au Tchad d’au moins 116 000 exilés supplémentaires, selon le HCR, l’organe de l’ONU, qui célèbre ce 20 juin la Journée mondiale des réfugiés. Mais
Les autorités de la république Centrafricaine ont réitéré leur demande de levée totale de l’embargo sur les armes lors d’une revue régulière de la Mission de paix en République centrafricaine, la Minusca. Alors que les
Ugandan says suspects were arrested over a terror attack at a school that killed 42, including 37 students, and was blamed on Islamic State-linked group ADF Ugandan police stated on Monday that 20 people had
A Ugandan armed group that killed dozens of school children last week is expanding its operations in Democratic Republic of Congo with funding from Islamic State, a United Nations group of experts said on Tuesday.