Humanitarian crisis in Sudan: exodus to Chad accelerates
Vincent Dalonneau, Director of the Sudan Program of Handicap International, is our guest.
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Vincent Dalonneau, Director of the Sudan Program of Handicap International, is our guest.
The inhabitants of Lake Chad province are suffering the full impact of climate change. The region and life that develop there have historically taken shape around this immense expanse of water. Fisheries and also agriculture, which are the pillars of the communities in the area, are largely handicapped by climate irregularities. Consequences: lack of fish, destroyed agricultural land, increased cost of living.
In Chad, low rains raise concerns about declining harvests and lack of pasture. Faced with this situation, the government is announcing measures to anticipate the consequences for the agricultural sector.
In 1987, Chadian fighters equipped with mobile pickups inflicted a series of spectacular defeats on the Libyan army. A war that continues to illuminate asymmetric conflicts in the Sahel.
A jazz music school opened its doors in N'Djamena. A first in Chad. The Chad Jazz Education Academy therefore officially launches the country's first music training. Young people selected according to their abilities, will follow a bachelor's degree course and will receive specialized jazz training.