Le Premier ministre tunisien a reconnu, mardi soir, la légitimité de la colère des Tunisiens, qui ont manifesté pour la sixième nuit consécutive, afin de réclamer « la chute du régime ».
Read More »Uganda accuses U.S. envoy of subversion for trying to visit Bobi Wine
In tonight’s edition: Lawyers for the Ugandan opposition leader who has been trapped at home surrounded by troops ever since he lost his election bid last week, file a court petition to try and bring his house arrest to an end. We speak to the Ugandan deputy ambassador to France about Bobi …
Read More »Emmanuel Macron ouvre la voie à une réduction des troupes françaises au Sahel
Lors de ses traditionnels vœux aux armées, mardi, à Brest, le président Emmanuel Macron a ouvert la voie à un ajustement de l’effort français au Sahel. Le chef de l’État n’a cependant pas donné plus de précisions.
Read More »France’s Macron says success in Sahel enables operational change
French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday opened the door to withdrawing some troops from the Sahel region saying that Paris was able to adjust its operations after successes over against Islamist militants and the arrival of more European forces.
Read More »Des violences entre tribus rivales au Darfour font près de 140 morts en trois jours
Près de 140 personnes ont péri en trois jours dans des affrontements entre tribus rivales au Darfour, au Soudan. Ce sont les violences les plus sanglantes depuis la signature en octobre d’un accord de paix entre le gouvernement et des groupes rebelles.
Read More »Tunisie : de nouveaux affrontements entre manifestants et forces de l’ordre
Des centaines de personnes ont manifesté dans plusieurs villes de Tunisie, lundi, donnant parfois lieu à des heurts avec les forces de l’ordre, comme dans le quartier d’Ettadhamen, à Tunis.
Read More »Fighting in Sudan’s Darfur region leaves dozens dead
The latest inter-ethnic violence to rock Sudan’s restive Darfur region had killed nearly 140 people by Monday, tribal leaders said just weeks after a peacekeeping mission ended operations.
Read More »Clashes between Tunisian police, rioters continue in wake of revolution anniversary
Hundreds of youths clashed with police in cities across Tunisia late on Monday, throwing stones and gasoline bombs in the capital as security forces used tear gas and water cannons to try to quell the unrest.
Read More »Central African Republic’s Touadéra calls for national reconciliation as re-election upheld
Central African Republic’s highest court on Monday confirmed the re-election of President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, rejecting rivals’ objections as the government fends off a rebel offensive. In a speech broadcast on national television on Monday evening, Touadéra called for national reconciliation.
Read More »Bobi Wine to F24: ‘We are isolated’ and feel ‘in danger’
In tonight’s edition Ugandan opposition leader Bobi wine says that he fears for his life since losing last week’s presidential election; He told France 24 on Monday that he and his wife are under house arrest and surrounded by the military.
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