Le Père Ludovic Lado a lancé le mouvement politique “Servir” pour mobiliser l’électorat chrétien en vue d’une alternance à la prochaine présidentielle C’est une première dans l’histoire du Cameroun: un prêtre crée un mouvement politique.
Centrafrique: le président Faustin-Archange Touadéra a remanié son gouvernement
Le Premier ministre Félix Moloua et les principaux cadres restent en place. On ne sait pas s’il avait formellement déposé sa démission. Les dix entrants dans cette équipe de trente-deux membres se sont pour la
Le Mali reçoit des drones de Turquie
Les militaires au pouvoir au Mali ont réceptionné jeudi une livraison de drones de Turquie lors d’une cérémonie en présence du chef de la junte, le colonel Assimi Goïta, a constaté un correspondant de l’AFP.
Houthi Anarchy In The Red Sea Must Be Halted Now – Analysis
For several weeks now the Iranian-backed Houthi militia in Yemen have been attacking commercial shipping and international warships in the Red Sea. According to US Central Command, there have been almost 30 attacks involving anti-ship
Ethiopia Losing Its Way (Part II) – OpEd
The expectation was that the Ethiopian Administration (“EA”), which came to power in 2018 would prepare the region for a peaceful future and development and a breathing moment for the international community which was getting
The World Shames Ethiopia Over Recognizing Somaliland – Analysis
Ethiopia, after attaining fully-fledged BRICS (an association consisting of nations) membership beginning 2024, has suddenly come under global condemnation over recognizing its neighbour Somaliland. As it political development stands, Ethiopia became the first African nation
Positive Outlook For Morocco’s Development Prospects – Analysis
North Africa and the Sahel have generally been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Coups last year rocked Mali, Niger, Chad and Burkina Faso, warring factions are tearing Libya asunder, and African migrants
South Sudan Teetering on the Edge: Is a Coup Imminent?
Post-war states in Africa are more often than not characterized by long, protracted wrangles and a common failure to live up to peace agreements, regardless of interventions made by both internal and external parties. This
History Breeds Skepticism in the DRC’s Electoral Results
Attempts to promote “stability” in 2019 bear predictable consequences in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s most recent election. December’s general elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo unfolded as many had predicted. Election day was
As Somalis Protest, Ethiopia Defends Sea Access Deal With Somaliland
Ethiopia’s government is defending a maritime access deal signed with the self-declared republic of Somaliland, a day after Somalia declared the deal “null and void.” In a statement issued on Wednesday, landlocked Ethiopia said it