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L’armée malienne et ses partenaires russes de la société Wagner renforcent leurs présences dans le nord du Mali. Dans la nuit du vendredi 3 au samedi 4 novembre 2023, ils ont opéré des frappes à
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Russia would strengthen the North African dimension of its “Ummah Pivot”, complementarily optimize the security dimension of its African Pivot, and become a major powerbroker along the EU’s/NATO’s southern periphery. Bloomberg reported on Sunday that
A record number of migrants have arrived in Spain’s Canary Islands this year. Most are from Senegal
A record number of migrants have made the treacherous boat journey on the Atlantic Ocean to Spain’s Canary Islands this year, and most of the 32,000 people are coming from Senegal. The islands, located off
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The Democratic Republic of Congo’s journey to the much-awaited elections is causing insecurity fears in eastern parts of the country, . Leaders of the Southern Africa Development Corporation (SADC) are expected to gather in the
RSF seize Sudanese army headquarters in El-Geneina
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced on Saturday that they had successfully captured the Sudanese army headquarters in El Geneina, West Darfur state, marking the third military base to fall to the RSF within a
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Africa possesses significant reserves of the minerals that are essential for batteries, solar panels and other green tech that will underpin the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables. Africa’s mining industry, however, remains largely
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Comme s’il venait d’être lâché de nouveau par les dieux tutélaires du landerneau, l’ancien chef de la junte, le capitaine Moussa Dadis Camara, vient de subir un nouveau coup du sort. Pour s’être fait harponner
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Early this week, the International Organization for Migration announced that nearly seven million people have been displaced by conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the vast majority of them from the country’s troubled eastern
What’s The Best Way For Ethiopia To Diversify From Its Dependence On The Port Of Djibouti?
The best-case scenario would be if BRICS – whether as a whole, just its RIC core, or those three plus the group’s new Emirati member – helps resolve whatever disputes are impeding the implementation of