Le Parlement libyen a annoncé un calendrier modifié pour les scrutins présidentiel et législatifs, censés mettre fin au chaos dans le pays, et qui devraient désormais se tenir à un mois d’intervalle alors qu’ils étaient

What’s new? South Sudan’s rulers keep a tight grip on its oil wealth, blocking outside scrutiny and obstructing reforms urgently needed to ease both popular hardships and political tensions. Along with International Monetary Fund support, a

En juillet, le FMI ne prévoyait pas que la RDC franchisse le cap des 3 milliards de dollars de réserves internationales avant 2026, ce qui est pourtant arrivé fin septembre. Une performance « exceptionnelle »

UK’s Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office has announced that the Royal Navy patrol ship, HMS Trent, is setting sail to the waters of the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) for security patrols and a mission to

Selon une enquête d’un consortium international de journalistes, le Premier ministre ivoirien détenait jusqu’en 2006 une société offshore aux Bahamas. L’intéressé dément toute fraude et s’explique. C’est une affaire dont ce technocrate rigoureux se serait

Around the world, states locked in conflict with jihadists are trying to devise policies to reintegrate disillusioned militants into society. In Nigeria, a program targeting defectors from the violent extremist group Boko Haram offers a

In early May, in a televised address, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s president, Felix Tshisekedi, declared martial law in North Kivu and Ituri, two provinces on the country’s eastern border with Uganda and Rwanda, and

The transitional government in Sudan announced last month that it will extradite former dictator Omar al-Bashir to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where he is wanted on charges of genocide and crimes against

“The terrorists are quick,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters after a summit with the leaders of Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad and Burkina Faso in Ouagadougou in May. “This is why we have to be