Chad: Shooting at the house of the opponent Yaya Dillo this Sunday killing many people
Opposition presidential candidate Yaya Dillo claimed that his home was attacked on Sunday and several people around him were killed. This claim was refuted by […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Mali: Trial of General Sanogo postponed to March 11th
Barely opened, the trial of General Amadou Haya Sanogo and his co-accused was postponed to March 11 in Mali. They are being prosecuted for the […]
IMF grants 58 million USD to Mali
The International Monetary Fund decided to immediately disburse nearly $58 million, or 31 billion CFA francs, to Mali. This decision is part of the long-standing […]
Ivory Coast: Laurent Gbagbo announced back to Abidjan by his supporters in March
Laurent Gbagbo soon back in his country? That is what his supporters announced this Wednesday morning in Abidjan. A date is even put forward by […]
Côte d’Ivoire: First country in Africa to put in place procedures for eligibility for stateless status
These are stateless persons or persons “at risk of statelessness”: they have no nationality or have great difficulty, due to lack of documents, in proving […]
Benin: The Constitutional Court validated candidacies for the presidential election
The Constitutional Court validated the Cena’s provisional list authorizing only three duets for the presidential election. The tickets of the Democratic Party and the opposition […]
The Italian ambassador to the DRC killed in an attack
The Italian ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Luca Attanasio, was killed Monday morning with his bodyguard and a driver of the World […]
Congo B: Sassou-N’Guesso lays foundation stone for new refinery
Congo will be equipped in 2023 with a new crude oil refinery with a capacity of 2.5 million tons per year, financed by the Chinese […]
Beninese civil society reacts after the rejection of the twenty or so candidates for the April presidential election
After the publication of the provisional list of candidates for the presidential election of April 11, only three duets are retained out of the twenty […]
Central African Republic: militiamen’s trial begins today at the International Criminal Court
The trial of two Central African Republic militiamen is scheduled to begin February 16 at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague. Alfred Yekatom […]