Africa

Sudan moves ahead with Israel ties

Tel Aviv continues to exchange visits with the contested authorities in Khartoum and deepen their security cooperation, in line with the coup generals’ allies in the Gulf and Egypt. Dressed in traditional attire — a long, loose-fitting white robe and matching headdress — the head of Sudan’s contested Sovereign Council …

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UN to CAR Military, Russian Mercenaries: Stop Obstructing Rights Investigations

The United Nations’ independent expert on human rights in the Central African Republic says the government and its Russian allies should stop obstructing investigations. The U.N.’s Yao Agbetse says the C.A.R. military and Russian mercenaries prevent access for U.N. investigators and are believed responsible for nearly half the country’s rights …

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Erdogan seeks to boost ties with Africa in four-day visit

The Turkish president wants to boost business ties with African countries. Turkey’s president has promised to boost relations with African countries as he visited the Senegalese capital Dakar during a four-day tour of Central and West Africa. “We will continue to enhance our relations with African countries on the basis …

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Russian invasion risks pushing families across Middle East and North Africa into severe hunger

Families who already face skyrocketing food prices could see the cost of staple items climb even higher if supply chains are disrupted The threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine is causing food prices to fluctuate, and risks pushing families across the Middle East and North Africa into severe hunger. …

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Russia Steadily Rebuilding Presence in Africa

Russia has drawn the world’s attention with its aggressive stance toward Ukraine. The former Soviet power has been rebuilding ties with Africa more quietly, strengthening economic and military cooperation, but also raising Western concerns about its tactics and goals there. Russian flags waved in Burkina Faso’s capital following January’s military …

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Gold mining site blast reportedly kills 59 in Burkina Faso

A strong explosion near a gold mining site in southwestern Burkina Faso killed 59 people and injured more than 100 others Monday, the national broadcaster and witnesses reported. The provisional toll was provided by regional authorities following the blast in the village of Gbomblora, RTB reported. The explosion was believed …

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The Keep Africa Poor And Dependent Project

Exploited and abused for generations by white colonial powers and manipulative economic structures, there is a growing feeling of solidarity within parts of the African continent, as exemplified by the #NoMore movement. Covid vaccine inequality and environmental injustice, together with recent events in Ethiopia have galvanized people.

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Get Dirty Or Die Trying

Introduction In this paper, I will attempt to analyze the downward trend of collective intelligence among Ethiopia’s political leaders and elites. (1) The analysis covers a historical period that begins with the reign of Emperor Menelik II (2) (r. 1889–1913) until the premiership of Abiy Ahmed (since 2018). The study …

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Les Casques bleus de l’ONU devraient quitter le Mali après la France

Depuis que l’Occident a ordonné le retrait de ses troupes du Mali, la France et ses alliés justifient cet échec flagrant par un doigt accusateur à la junte qui a soi-disant refusé d’organiser les élections rapidement ainsi qu’aux militaires russes comme étant un obstacle aux Français pour terminer leurs missions …

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Coopération Mali-Russie : les cargaisons russes sont arrivées à Bamako

La coopération Mali-Russie dans des divers domaines et particulièrement le domaine humain se poursuit, les 18, 20, 22, 30 et 31 janvier 2022 les avions cargo russes sont arrivées encore une fois à l’aéroport de Bamako. Elles ont apporté un autre quota de produits de première nécessité au peuple Malien …

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