Des tirs ont éclaté mercredi en milieu de journée près du palais présidentiel en Guinée-Bissau, rapportent des journalistes de l’AFP, alors que les deux camps ont revendiqué leur victoire aux élections présidentielle et législatives organisées dimanche.
Read More »Ivory Coast fails to meet 30% women quota ahead of legislative elections
In Ivory Coast, the law has mandated a 30% quota for women in legislative elections in major constituencies since 2019. Just over a month before the vote, and with the electoral commission having just validated the candidacies, the quota has not been met.
Read More »Nigeria: Schoolgirls abducted from Kebbi rescued
Kidnappings of students in schools have surged in recent weeks in Nigeria. Some are even talking about going on strike if this blatant insecurity continues. Our correspondent in the country reports on the situation.
Read More »Sudan: Neither of warring factions has accepted truce plan, US says
The United States has proposed a truce to Sudan’s warring parties, but neither the army nor the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has formally accepted it. The RSF declared a unilateral three-month humanitarian ceasefire, while the army reported repelling an attack in West Kordofan. International efforts, including by the US, Saudi …
Read More »South Africa declares gender-based violence a national disaster
In tonight’s edition: As the world marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, 15 women are killed in South Africa every single day. Also, the 24 schoolgirls abducted in Nigeria’s Kebbi State have been rescued. Plus Washington’s latest proposal of a ceasefire for Sudan has been rejected by both …
Read More »Soudan: Washington appelle les parties à accepter la proposition de trêve sans conditions
L’émissaire américain pour l’Afrique, Massad Boulos, a affirmé qu’aucune des deux parties en guerre au Soudan n’avait accepté la proposition de cessez-le-feu soumise par Washington au nom des médiateurs, exhortant les deux camps à donner leur accord à cette trêve. « Nous appelons les deux parties à accepter la trêve humanitaire telle …
Read More »No, this robot wasn’t made in Burkina Faso
A robot presented during Ouagadougou’s Digital Week was presented on social media as being fully designed in Burkina Faso. It was actually imported from China.
Read More »Leader of Sudan Liberation Movement calls on General Burhan to accept the roadmap to peace
The United States has presented the warring Sudanese army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) with a peace plan to stop the devastating conflict, which broke out in April 2023 and has spread famine and ethnic killings across the country and threatened a split, the second in its history. So …
Read More »What’s behind Nigeria’s mass kidnapping and security crisis?
The abduction of hundreds of Nigerians, including almost 350 schoolchildren in just a matter of days, has reignited a pressing debate about the persistent security crisis gripping the country. A resurgence of mass kidnappings came after US President Donald Trump threatened military action in Nigeria to stop what he calls …
Read More »‘Updating Europe’s relationship with Africa: New, modernised and refreshed offer of partnership’
In an era of American unilateralism, and a transactional approach, the EU and AU can ‘reassert the value of collective action’, explains Paul Melly, Journalist and Consulting Fellow of the Africa Programme at Chatham House. European and African leaders are gathering in Angola for a summit to deepen economic and …
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