Côte d’Ivoire: First trial of Duékoué massacre opens ten years later
It was ten years ago, almost to the day. While Côte d’Ivoire was plunged into a violent post-election crisis, on 29 March 2011, pro-Ouattara militias […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Mali: Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s on visit to Bamako
In addition to Bah N’Daw, the transitional president with whom he had a working lunch, the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair met with officials […]
Gambia: A lull hoped for after clashes between Gambians and Senegalese in Sanyang
More than 250 Senegalese nationals, according to the Gambian Red Cross, fled the fishing village of Sanyang, about 40 kilometers south of Banjul, after clashes […]
Congo: What impact will the death of Guy-Brice Parfait Kolélas have on the electoral process?
What impact will the death of Guy-Brice Parfait Kolélas have on the electoral process in Congo-Brazzaville? On Sunday, March 21, he was one of seven […]
Africa: Democracy has declined in many countries a report stated
Two benchmark rankings point to a decline in democracy around the world in 2020. In Africa, the 10 most democratic countries no longer include Benin, […]
Niger: The Constitutional Court declares Mohamed Bazoum winner of the 2nd round of the presidential election
Niger’s Constitutional Court declared Mohamed Bazoum of the ruling PNDS party the winner of the second round of the February 21 presidential election with 55.66% […]
Senegal: the accuser of Ousmane Sonko maintains her statements
Adji Sarr, who accuses Ousmane Sonko of rape, spoke out Wednesday evening, March 17, before a few selected media. The young woman, who worked in […]
Francophones have their own dictionary
The Dictionary of Francophones, the first of its kind, was launched on Tuesday, March 16, during the Week of the Francophonie. This online dictionary was […]
Ivorians pay tribute to former Prime Minister Hamed Bakayoko
Côte d’Ivoire is still mourning the death of Hamed Bakayoko, who succumbed to cancer in Germany on March 10. This Wednesday, the late Prime Minister […]
General Amadou Sanogo is free from any judicial procedures
The proceedings against Amadou Sanogo have been declared “extinct” in Mali. The Assize Court of Bamako announced this Monday morning, March 15. The 2012 putschist […]