Families living with an autistic member often struggle to find acceptance and support in their communities. And the resources that are available are precious and can make a huge difference to the quality of life of those that access them. An estimated 1 in 100 children has autism spectrum disorder …
Read More »Fimo 228 : le festival international de la mode au Togo met en lumière toutes les diversités
À Lomé, le fondateur du festival international de la mode au Togo (Fimo) Jacques Logoh peut jubiler. Le jeune et bouillonnant styliste met en lumière toutes les diversités. Comme Alex et Kim, mannequins androgynes qui défilent, entre autres, pour Fauvette Nacto. Dans sa dernière collection, la styliste célèbre les mariages …
Read More »Rwanda flooding: At least 127 killed due to heavy rain and landslides
At least 127 have died in fierce flooding in Rwanda. The disaster is the deadliest extreme weather to hit the country in several years. Most of the deaths happened in Western province on the borders of lake Kivu. FRANCE 24’s Clément di Roma tells us more
Read More »East African crude oil pipeline: Campaigners warn of environmental and human disaster
A huge fossil fuel project in East Africa has sparked fierce push back .The East african crude oil pipe line or eacop will transport oil along a 1,443km heated pipeline operated by France’s Total Energy and spanning from Uganda to the Tanzanian coast. The first exports are slated for 2025 …
Read More »Sudan humanitarian supplies looted: UN relief chief seeking guarantees on aid
In Sudan, there’s supposed to be yet another ceasefire agreement beginning in the next few hours, but with the previous truces broken, there’s little expectation that fighting will stop. In fact, the United Nations Aid Chief has told reporters that it will be hard to end the fighting because the …
Read More »L’aide humanitaire au Soudan, entre défi sécuritaire et casse-tête bureaucratique
Au Soudan, un haut responsable de l’ONU a exigé, mercredi, des garanties de sécurité pour pouvoir acheminer l’aide humanitaire au Soudan, après le « pillage » de six camions. Outre les risques pour leurs équipes, les ONG doivent composer avec de lourdes contraintes bureaucratiques, alors que les combats entre l’armée et les …
Read More »Floods from heavy rainfall kill at least 129 in Rwanda
Torrential rains caused flooding in western and northern Rwanda, killing at least 129 people, a public broadcaster said Wednesday.
Read More »Au Rwanda, des inondations font plus d’une centaine de morts
Au moins 127 personnes ont été tuées au Rwanda dans des inondations et glissements de terrain causés par de fortes pluies saisonnières, a annoncé mercredi la présidence. De nombreuses maisons ont également été détruites et des routes coupées dans ce petit pays d’Afrique de l’Est.
Read More »UN pressures Sudan’s warring generals to stop fighting and grant aid access
The United Nations pressed Sudan’s warring factions on Wednesday to guarantee safe passage of humanitarian aid after six trucks were looted and air strikes in the capital undermined a supposed truce.
Read More »USAID pauses food assistance to Tigray region of Ethiopia amid theft
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announced on Wednesday the temporary suspension of its food assistance to the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
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