Des responsables de milices anti-terroristes ont rapporté lundi que près de cinquante terroristes affiliés à l’État islamique ont été éliminés lors de l’explosion d’une mine anti-véhicule dans la région du lac Tchad, dans le nord-est
Twenty killed in Sierra Leone attack and nearly 2,000 prisoners escape
Twenty people were killed and nearly 2,000 inmates escaped during Sunday’s attack on a military barracks, a prison and other locations in Sierra Leone, officials said on Monday. The West African country was thrown into
Au Mali, Wagner hisse son drapeau sur le fort de Kidal
Une semaine après leur entrée dans le fief des rebelles indépendantistes, des mercenaires russes ont fait flotter leur étendard noir sur le fort de la ville. Tout un symbole, qui vient contredire le discours officiel
Cameroon Says Nigerian Refugee Trees Reduce Conflicts
Officials in northern Cameroon say conflicts over food, water and other resources have greatly declined due to the planting of about half-a-million trees in and around a refugee camp. U.N. officials and rights groups visited
Sudanese army, RSF engage in fierce clashes in Khartoum
On Thursday, the Sudanese Army Air Force intensified its air sorties south of Khartoum, while the intensity of artillery shelling between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) increased in several areas of Khartoum,
Pour sa première visite à l’étranger, le chef de la junte nigérienne se rend à Bamako
Le chef du régime militaire au Niger, le général Abdourahamane Tiani, a atterri jeudi matin à Bamako pour sa première visite à l’international depuis le coup d’Etat à Niamey, a constaté un correspondant de l’AFP.
Au Niger, Guillaume Soro a rencontré le général Tiani
L’ancien Premier ministre ivoirien, qui a annoncé dimanche vouloir mettre fin à son « exil » entamé en 2019, a déclaré lundi 13 novembre se trouver à Niamey, où il a rencontré le général Abdourahamane
Translators for German UN troops in Mali fear Taliban-style fate
Translators who work for German peacekeepers in Mali have told the BBC they fear for their lives as the UN mission winds up its mission in the West African country. The 19 interpreters wrote to
Ethiopia’s Ominous New War in Amhara
What’s new? Ethiopia’s federal government is battling yet another revolt. This time, militants are engaged in hostilities with federal forces in Amhara, the country’s second-most populous region. After tensions escalated all year, insurgents briefly seized control
Ethiopia and Eritrea: Is a new war looming?
Ethiopia and Eritrea made peace in 2018, formally ending their border conflict. But control of the Assab port, which serves both countries, has sparked new tensions and led to fears of a fresh dispute. When