Neuf tirailleurs très âgés, qui ont combattu pour la France notamment en Indochine et en Algérie, sont arrivés, vendredi, au Sénégal, en provenance de Paris, pour finir sereinement leur vie, après un long combat pour la reconnaissance de leurs « sacrifices » par l’administration française.

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Fighting raged in Sudan on Friday, despite rival forces agreeing to extend a truce aimed to stem nearly two weeks of warfare that has killed hundreds and caused widespread destruction. In the war-ravaged western Darfur region, scores have been killed in days of bitter urban battles in the city of …

Fighting raged in Sudan on Friday, despite rival forces agreeing to extend a truce aimed to stem nearly two weeks of warfare that has killed hundreds and caused widespread destruction.

Congolese communities in the country’s East say that successes claimed by the east african force sent in to reign in M23 rebels, have been overblown. Bunagana fell to the militants last June and the regional force say that rebels have withdrawn in line with the Luanda agreement signed last November. …

Uganda’s President’s asked Parliament to tone down a homophobic bill that criminalises even admitting to being gay. The proposed laws would even impose the death penalty under certain circumstances. But it looks like pressure from foreign donors has prompted calls for revisions. FRANCE 24’s correspondent Clement di Roma tells us …

Sudan’s army has agreed to extend a shaky truce with the rapid support forces for another 72 hours the RSF’s position is still unclear. Since confllict erupted on the 15 multiple ceasefires have failed to completely stop the fighting but lulls in Khartoum have help thousands flee the capital and …

Au Soudan, le conflit entre l’armée régulière et les paramilitaires a provoqué un exode massif de civils, depuis Khartoum et la région du Darfour, vers les pays voisins, malgré la violence des combats qui complique grandement les déplacements.  

Pour le quatorzième jour consécutif, vendredi, des combats ont éclaté au Soudan, notamment dans la capitale Khartoum, et dans la région du Darfour, entre l’armée et les paramilitaires des Forces de soutien rapide (FSR). Le conflit a déjà fait des centaines de morts, malgré un cessez-le-feu de trois jours étendu …