Alors que Bangui lance officiellement son nouveau système monétaire numérique dénommé « Sango » le 3 juillet prochain, quels sont les véritables enjeux de cette décision ? Décryptage. 1 – Pourquoi maintenant et pour quoi

In June 2018, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali told Parliament that the post-1991 government used torture and killing to terrorise its people. Perpetrated in police detention centres, dungeons and prisons across the country, the

The Darfur Bar Association (DBA) has confirmed the presence of Russian ‘Wagner’* mercenaries in South Darfur, which it claims to have documented ‘since last year’. The mercenaries are specifically accused of attacks on artisanal gold

Civilians ordered to leave two large ‘military interest zones’ covering about 13,000sq km in north and southeast. Burkina Faso’s army has given civilians two weeks to evacuate vast areas in northern and southeastern regions of

Members of Somalia’s Parliament have approved the appointment of Hamza Abdi Barre as the new prime minister. More than 200 members of Parliament, who were present at a session held Saturday in Mogadishu, unanimously backed

Human rights organizations in Spain and Morocco called on both countries to investigate the deaths of at least 18 Africans and injuries suffered by dozens more who attempted to scale the border fence that surrounds

While Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is certain to dominate an upcoming NATO summit in Madrid, Spain and other member nations are quietly pushing the Western alliance to consider how mercenaries aligned with Russian President Vladimir

Sudan military says the Ethiopian army displayed the bodies of the executed people to the public. Sudan’s military has accused the Ethiopian army of executing seven Sudanese soldiers and a civilian who were captives. In

L’opposition chiffre à 200 le nombre de personnes interpellées en lien avec l’interdiction de manifester le 17 juin dernier. Elle exige leur libération. La justice sénégalaise maintient en détention deux députés d’opposition et neuf autres

Les partis d’opposition et organisations des droits humains en Tanzanie ont exprimé leur optimisme après que le parti au pouvoir s’est dit favorable à des réformes constitutionnelles, qu’ils réclamaient depuis plusieurs années dans ce pays