Moscow sees room to renew cooperation with Sao Tome and Principe
Moscow considers that there is room for renewing cooperation with Sao Tome and Principe in various fields at the moment, a message conveyed Wednesday by […]
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First shipment of russian fertilizers left for Mozambique
A first shipment of Russian fertilizers left the Netherlands on Tuesday for Africa under the UN-backed agreement to facilitate exports of these products, which have […]
Bipartisan Congress group inspires State Department with sanctions against Algerian Regime
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers on Thursday, led by Congresswoman Lisa McClain, sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken expressing concern […]
Attempted coup in Niger: Former Interior Minister jailed
Niger’s former Interior Minister (2010-2011), Ousmane Cissé, was jailed on Friday for his alleged involvement in two coup attempts, including the one in March 2021, […]
Senegal inaugurates its new Abdoulaye Wade National Stadium
Senegal, winner of the last African Cup of Nations (CAN) and first in the FIFA ranking on the continent, now has a stadium to international […]
Ivorian customs seize 2 million euros and 84 kg of gold from two passengers coming from Benin
Two passengers who left Cotonou were arrested in Abidjan with hundreds of thousands of euros and tens of kilograms of gold. The two passengers left […]
Another kamikaze attack kills at least four people in Somalia
At least four people were killed and more than 10 injured after a suicide bomber detonated an explosive vest in a tea shop outside an […]
Turkish FM hails Moroccan King’s leadership
Turkish Foreign Minister, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, has hailed the leadership of King Mohammed VI of Morocco and commended the Kingdom for its role as a pole […]
Emmanuel Macron sees in the 2011 intervention against Muammar Gaddafi a mistake that created disorder in the region
“We have a debt to Libya, very clear: a decade of disorder.”These words of Emmanuel Macron, addressed to the new Libyan leaders on Tuesday, March […]
Libya: The turbulent visit of Bernard-Henri Lévy increases tensions in the Tripoli government
French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy was in Libya on Saturday, July 25, to investigate mass graves. His arrival aroused the anger of Libyan militias who attacked […]