Des « échanges » sont en cours entre armées nigérienne et française pour « faciliter les mouvements de moyens militaires français » présents au Niger, a-t-on appris mardi auprès du ministère des Armées. Les généraux, qui ont pris le pouvoir et démis le président Mohamed Bazoum, exigent le départ des soldats tricolores.
Read More »Sommet sur le climat : les Émirats promettent d’investir dans les énergies vertes en Afrique
Les Émirats arabes unis ont promis, mardi, 4 milliards et demi de dollars d’investissements pour les énergies propres en Afrique, lors d’un premier sommet sur le climat visant à promouvoir le potentiel du continent en tant que puissance verte.
Read More »African climate summit: Hundreds of millions pledged for carbon credits
Dozens of African leaders and heads of state are meeting in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, for the continent’s first ever Climate Summit. Kenyan President, William Ruto, says the aim is to have a stronger and more united voice on environment issues affecting 1.3 billion Africans. It comes amid frustration among …
Read More »Senegal: Millions of Pilgrims gather in Touba
More than 3 million pilgrims met in the seengalese city of Touba on Monday for one of the largest religious gatherings on the continent. Followers of the Mouride brach of islam came together for an annual celebration that had an extra element this year: rare and recently aqcuired photos of …
Read More »African climate summit: Continent seeks to tap investment on climate action
A landmark climate summit has kicked off in the Kenyan capital. More than 30,000 delegates and over 40 African heads of state are in Nairobi for the three day summit. Climate change represents both opportunity and huge obstable for the continent. It’s responsible for only about 3% of the emissions …
Read More »Gabon coup d’État: Military leader sworn in as transitional head of state
Thousands have taken to the streets of Gabon’s capital, Libreville, to celebrate a military coup leader being sworn in as president. In his inauguration speech, General Brice Oligui Nguema repeated his promise to hand power to the people, but didn’t give any timeline. Opposition parties claim the general, a cousin …
Read More »Niger coup: Military-appointed PM says aiming for ‘swift’ french pullout
Niger’s military-appointed prime minister says contacts have been made for a withdrawal of French forces from the country following the coup there in July. He told reporters though that Niger still wishes to maintain cooperation with France. Paris has refused to acknowledge the coup leaders as the legitimate govt and …
Read More »Kenya bets on carbon credits as it hosts African climate summit
Deep within Kasigau, a sweeping wilderness of craggy hills and savannah roamed by elephants, a team armed with clipboards and measuring tapes is busy studying an unremarkable tree.
Read More »Sweeping win for ruling party in Ivory Coast local and regional elections
Ivory Coast’s ruling party has secured a landslide win in local and regional elections, according to nearly complete results announced by the electoral commission Monday.
Read More »Amnesty finds Eritrean troops ‘committed war crimes’ in Tigray after peace deal
Eritrean troops allied with Ethiopia’s government « committed war crimes and possible crimes against humanity » in Tigray, raping, enslaving and executing civilians for months after the signing of a peace agreement, Amnesty International said Tuesday.
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