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Tens of indigenous representatives from four continents question projects to preserve the natural environment that are negotiated on their territory without taking them into account and that ensure that they threaten their lifestyle
The objective of the African Credit Qualification Agency (AFCRA) is to provide alternative assessments to those of the 'Big Three' that control 95% of the global market, which they accuse of overestimating the real risk of the continent.
The disruption of maritime traffic between Asia and Europe triggers interest in a State located in one of the main arteries of global trade and marked by decades of authoritarianism
A Kenyan living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo died on Monday, 6 October, from Ebola in a hospital in Nairobi, as announced by the Kenyan authorities on Tuesday. According to Kenya's Minister of Health, Aden Duale, the victim had been ill about a month ago and had been treated in several hospitals before crossing the border with Uganda by road and then taking a plane to Nairobi.
The magnate prepares the exit to the stock market of its large plant in Nigeria, an operation with which he hopes to capture about 1,440 million euros
Four years after the agreement that ended a war that left hundreds of thousands dead, federal forces and rebels again faced in northern Ethiopia. The breakdown with Eritrea, the tensions with Egypt over the Nile and the cross-accusations with Sudan fuel the fear that the crisis will cross the country's borders.
Addis Ababa accuses Asmara of supporting the rebel coalition and orders the expulsion of ten diplomats from Ethiopian territory
The arbitrary detention of a woman in Rwanda for wearing an outfit that the police considered too provocative has led to the indignation of the country's youth on social networks
On Tuesday, September 29, King Mohammed VI appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as the first woman Prime Minister of Morocco, after his liberal- centrist party was imposed in the parliamentary elections of September 23, according to the royal palace. His government was expected to make significant investments linked to the 2030 FIFA World Cup, while facing urgent problems such as unemployment and inflation.
President Ramaphosa deployed 2,200 soldiers in March to fight crime, but the homicide rate remains high
The multi-millionaire businessman Aliko Dangote has been the largest stock exchange in African history.
A shooting near Johannesburg resulted in the death of 17 people and left 15 injured on Saturday night, hours before 10 others died in the middle of a gunfire near Cape Town. The Police noted that the first incident could be related to an illegal mining territorial dispute, while the origin of the second could be a commercial rivalry. No arrests have yet taken place for any of the facts.
The collection gathered by the Guatemalan artist Cédric Kouamé retains decades of sound history through records, publications, images and documents that confront colonial stories, in which popular music used to be marginalized
The Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM), founded in 2008 by one of King Mohamed VI's counselors, was imposed on legislative elections marked by the highest abstention in 20 years. This training will be in charge of forming government with its current partners, the RNI - which had led the current executive - and Istiqlal. They will have to manage social discontent over the lack of employment and the high cost of living, while managing millions of dollars in the face of the World Cup in 2030.
The Moroccans elected on Wednesday 23 September the 395 members of Parliament in a legislative election marked by less participation than in 2021, youth unemployment of 37.2% and a strong security device at the borders with the Spanish territories of Ceuta and Melilla following the migration crisis of July.
TPLF fighters launch an offensive against the federal army in Afar and Amhara and take Mekele airport in Tigray
From our correspondent in southern Africa: in recent months, migrants previously convicted by U.S. courts have been imprisoned in Esuatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy. After being deported from the United States. They have found themselves in a country of which they know nothing and where local residents see these newcomers with suspicion as "criminals." Its abrupt transfer to this small southern kingdom of the continent is the result of a secret agreement reached by the Donald Trump Administration as part of its program of mass deportations, investigate
The world & apos; s largest humanitarian disaster is seriously affected by the global cut in funding for cooperation and has left millions without access to food, medical care or shelter
Police sources doubt that a mass avalanche will be repeated, but admit that it depends on the border control of Rabat
UN experts consider his detention arbitrary and the European Parliament denounced "serious irregularities" in the trial
