A few days before the presidential election in the Democratic Republic of Congo, scheduled for 20 December, has sent shockwaves across the web and left public opinion stunned.Sourced from Africanews Read More

The Togolese Minister of Foreign Affairs in mediation in Niamey affirmed Thursday to have “agreed on the content” and “timing of the transition” in Niger with the Prime Minister of this country led by a military regime since a coup d’état, before the notice of other West African countries.Sourced from Africanews Read More

The East African country has not paid the coupon on its unique euro bond outstanding, for a billion dollars, which was due to mature on December 11, declaring last week that it was unable to perform payment.Sourced from Africanews Read More

“The judge upheld a regional court ruling from October overturned by Senegal’s top court last month, which said the question of whether Sonko should be restored to the electoral roll should go back to the lower court in Dakar. Sonko has been at the centre of a stand-off with the state.. “Sourced from Africanews Read More

“..The Democratic Republic of Congo was the worst conflict-affected country to be a child in 2022, followed by Mali in second place, then Myanmar. “While the data is for 2022, we expect 2023 to be no better .. The humanitarian crisis in Sudan – the worst displacement crisis on earth for children.. “Sourced from Africanews Read More

The World Bank recognises the efforts made by the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to improve Nigeria’s economic situation, but insists on the need for further reforms, in a half-yearly report published on Wednesday.Sourced from Africanews Read More

As the age-old adage goes, don’t mess with success. The Grammy Awards aren’t, bringing Trevor Noah back as host in 2024.Sourced from Africanews Read More

“Until 1990, Morocco was number one in Africa and the Arab countries. In 1994, we had a great international master, a native of Tangier. But for almost 23 years now, we’ve had no results”. Sourced from Africanews Read More

Abdullahi Mire, 36, was hailed for championing the right to education by putting 100,000 books in the hands of children in Kenya’s crowded Dadaab refugee camps.Sourced from Africanews Read More