Kenya has emerged as a global leader in renewable energy: almost 90 percent of its electricity now comes from green sources. Since the 1980s, the government has focused on geothermal – which now generates a third of the country’s electricity. But Nairobi is also emerging as a global leader in …
Read More »Mali opens terror probe into jihadists and separatists
Mali’s judiciary has announced an investigation into several ethnic separatists and Al-Qaeda-linked jihadist leaders for terrorism and money laundering, as security deteriorates in the country.
Read More »Terrorisme : le Mali ouvre une enquête sur des chefs d’Al-Qaïda et des séparatistes touareg
La justice malienne a annoncé, mardi, l’ouverture d’une enquête contre des leaders terroristes et d’autres membres signataires de l’accord » de paix de 2015 à Bamako pour des « actes de terrorisme, financement du terrorisme et détention illégale d’armes de guerre ».
Read More »Sierra Leone attacks were a failed coup attempt, government says
Sierra Leone is now treating Sunday’s clashes that killed 21 people in the capital Freetown as a failed coup attempt. 13 military officers and one civilian are under arrest. Meanwhile, 11 miners lost their lives in South Africa when an elevator carrying 86 workers plunged 200 metres in a platinum mine. …
Read More »2 jours après l’attaque de Freetown les autorités du Sierra-Leone parlent d’une tentative de putsch
De hauts responsables sierra-léonais ont estimé mardi que les troubles qui ont fait 21 morts dimanche à Freetown étaient le fruit d’une tentative de coup d’Etat, impliquant des soldats et des gardes de l’ancien président Ernest Bai Koroma.
Read More »Armed groups carry out major attack in Burkina Faso, say security sources
Armed groups carried out a major attack against an army detachment in the northern Burkina Faso town of Djibo, security sources told AFP on Tuesday.
Read More »Poachers leave South Africa’s abalone fishing industry
It’s a highly prized ingredient in Asian cuisine, but it’s also a source of economic unrest for fishermen on the south coast of South Africa. The abalone, a mollusc with a pearly shell, used to be abundant – but now, after decades of overfishing and growing demand for the animal, …
Read More »Niger businesses struggle to make ends meet in wake of coup
Businesses in Niger have been left struggling to stay afloat with some traders resorting to smuggling amid economic sanctions placed on the country following a coup earlier this year. France 24’s team on the ground reports.
Read More »Kenyan parliamentary committee call for reforms to electoral body after violent protests
A committee set up by the Kenyan parliament has called for reforms to the country’s electoral body and a review of tax policy, public spending and social security. The bipartisan committee formed to study opposition grievances after the country was gripped by violent protests early this year triggered by complaints …
Read More »Scrutin à un tour, opposition fragmentée, M23… Les enjeux de la présidentielle en RD Congo
La République démocratique du Congo se prépare à des élections générales cruciales le 20 décembre. Près de 44 millions d’électeurs sont appelés à voter pour élire leur président. Scrutin à un tour, opposition fragmentée ou encore violences dans l’est : les enjeux de ces élections sont nombreux. Vincent Hugeux, journaliste …
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