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The French embassy in Côte d'Ivoire is the subject of unfounded accusations accusing him of having donated hygienic diapers or condoms to Côte d'Ivoire. The images supposed to illustrate these supposed gifts were generated by artificial intelligence.
In South Sudan, the food crisis is worsening. Nearly 7.8 million people, or more than half of the population, face acute food insecurity. The growing El Niño climate phenomenon could further exacerbate the situation by increasing the risk of drought and flooding in several regions of East Africa.
Many Nigerians buy their first shares: those of the oil refinery owned by the richest man in Africa, Aliko Dangote.
South Africa under the shock of a possible serial killer. In two months, nine women were found dead in the same neighbourhood east of Johannesburg. President Cyril Ramaphosa ordered the investigation of these murders to become a national priority for law enforcement. Caroline Dumay's explanations, corresponding to France 24.
The Governor of the State of Niger, Nigeria, announced on Thursday the opening of an investigation after the death of 37 illegal minors in detention. Deaths are attributed to overcrowding and inadequate ventilation in a Civil Defence detention centre. The tragedy triggered demonstrations and postponed the start of the election campaign.
As the United Nations adopts a new map of the world reflecting the real size of Africa, let us look more closely at what the different maps do right and what they do wrong.
These centres will promote Russian language, education, science and culture.
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote says he wants ordinary people to benefit from the success of his oil refinery.
This announcement comes a week after Germany announced the closure of the Russian House in Berlin, accusing Moscow of an incident involving a drone at Leipzig/Halle airport.
