Tunisia: Pardon for 1,570 prisoners to mark Revolution Day
On the occasion of the December 17 Revolution Day, which commemorates the anniversary of the Tunisian revolution, President Kais Saied announced a special presidential pardon […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Cameroon hosts CEMAC Summit in difficult economic environment
An extraordinary Summit of the Heads of State of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC) is set to take place on Monday, December […]
Syrian opposition arrests Polisario fighters in Aleppo, additional reason to list the front a terrorist entity
Polisario fighters have been captured by the Syrian opposition forces in Aleppo, several news outlets have reported recently, quoting former Iraqi MP Omar Abdul Sattar. […]
Egypt Secures $40 million loan for landmark wind energy project
Egypt has secured a $40 million loan from the OPEC Fund for International Development to advance the construction of two large-scale wind farms in the […]
Sudan: ICC Prosecutor charges former Janjaweed leader Ali Kushayb with crimes committed “with enthusiasm”
The trial of Ali Mohammad Ali Abdelrahman, widely known as Ali Kushayb, has entered its concluding phase at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The […]
Mali junta condemned by HRW for ‘atrocities’ against civilians one year after UN withdrawal
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has condemned “atrocities” committed against civilians by Mali’s army, the Russian mercenary Wagner Group, and Islamist militants since UN peacekeepers were […]
China leads as Egypt’s top import market in 2024
China has solidified its position as Egypt’s leading trading partner for imports during the first eight months of 2024, according to data from the Central […]
Russia’s failure to prop up Assad’s regime sends jitters through African junta leaders
The collapse of Assad’s regime casts doubt on the Kremlin’s ability to protect its allies, and this is especially the case for Russia’s African partners […]
DRC: Calls Mount for Investigations into Congolese Authorities Following Deadly Protest Crackdown
A human rights organization has demanded a thorough investigation into senior officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo for what it describes as deliberate and […]
ICC-CAR: War Crimes Trial Nears Conclusion as Prosecutors Reassert Guilt of Rebel Leaders
Closing arguments at the International Criminal Court have renewed focus on two men, accused by prosecutors of having orchestrated acts of brutality in the Central […]