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Back to Mbappé's exclusive interview: "I've never cut the link with Africa"

In Madrid, Kylian Mbappé delivered an exclusive interview to RFI. The Frenchman, launched in the Ballon d'Or race, claims his soul as a competitor, assumes his shock statements, pays tribute to Didier Deschamps, plans with Zinedine Zidane. The details of Olivier Pron, a journalist with the sports department at RFI.

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Trump, ICE and Africa: Donald Trump's Expulsion Machine Investigation

Since his return to the White House, Donald Trump has developed a fierce anti-immigration policy, and expelled hundreds of people from the United States. They are not sent directly to their country of origin, but to third countries, some of them in Africa, like Ghana or Eswatini. Our journalist Karina Chabour was able to meet some of those expelled. Find his survey in collaboration with Forbidden Stories on our website.

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Secret agreements negotiated by Trump: migrants expelled to Eswatini

An exclusive survey of France 24 and about 20 media partners reveals the mass expulsions of illegal immigrants from the United States to "third countries". Thirteen African countries are affected by these often opaque agreements led by the Trump administration, including the Eswatini, a small landlocked kingdom between South Africa and Mozambique. Caroline Dumay's explanations, corresponding to France 24.

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"Am I next?": in South Africa, serial femicides sow terror and anger

The discovery of ten women's bodies over the past two months, including one Sunday in the suburbs of Johannesburg, revives anger in South Africa, where femicides are among the highest in the world. Rights defenders denounce the shortcomings of public policies in the face of a scourge that the President himself has set up as a "national disaster".

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Why does the richest man in Africa want to sell part of his empire?

The billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote launched the largest stock market introduction ever made on the continent, by contributing his oil refining company to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. So what do we know about this 69-year-old entrepreneur and his promise to help ensure greater prosperity and economic independence for Africans?

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Without passports or benchmarks: in Cameroon, Trump's migration policy's nafrages

Persecuted in their country of origin, they hoped to start a new life in the United States. They were deported to Cameroon, where they have no ties. France 24 investigated with Forbidden Stories the situation of several African migrant women welcomed in a Yaoundé centre, after their expulsion by the Trump administration, under a secret agreement negotiated between the leaders of the two countries.

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ICE, Trump and Africa: secret agreements, lives sacrificed

In this issue of Reporters+, Karina Chabour investigates an unknown face of American migration policy: the expulsion of people to third countries in Africa, away from the United States and sometimes away from their country of origin.

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South Africa: Demonstrations Against Violence Against Women

Vigilantes, marches and recollections: hundreds of demonstrators mobilized across South Africa on Friday evening, September 18, to pay tribute to the nine women found dead in east Johannesburg. In a country with more than 60 homicides a day, the nine murders caused shock waves across the population. Anger is rising and calls are increasing for the government to act against violence against women.

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Bananas made in Provence

Banana is the most consumed fruit of the French, it is also the most imported: 81% come from Africa, the Caribbean and Latin America, traveling thousands of kilometers before arriving on our tables. What if, tomorrow, they were pushing you two steps away? In the south of France, climate change is reshaping vegetable crops. Rather than fighting this upheaval, some farmers have chosen to tame it: they have embarked on the production of exotic fruits: bananas, papayas, dragon fruits grown in the middle of Provence. All, s

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South Sudan: More than half of the food-insecure population

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.

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