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Central African Republic: A strategic shift towards Russia in the face of Western pressure

The Central African Republic, under Touadéra, has chosen to move closer to Russia to counter Western influence. This alliance raises questions about security, human rights, and potential geopolitic...

Central African Republic: A Risky Partnership with Russia for National Security

The Central African Republic is strengthening its ties with Russia, raising questions about security and human rights. While the government hopes for military aid, the consequences could worsen int...

Gabon: Demonstration expected on January 7 against the modification of article 28 of the Constitution

A spontaneous mobilization, initiated by Steeve Ilahou and supported by Gabon 2025, is announced against the modification of article 28 of the Gabonese Constitution, which removes the duty of citi...

Zimbabwe: Abolition of the death penalty, between tradition and modernity.

The debate over abolishing the death penalty in Zimbabwe highlights the tensions between tradition and modernity. While human rights advocates advocate for change, opponents cling to punitive justi...

Guinea: Journalist's Kidnapping Raises Concerns Over Press Freedom

In Guinea, a journalist has been kidnapped, illustrating a growing climate of insecurity and threatening press freedom. Rights groups denounce this violence, stressing the impact on democracy and t...

Benin: Towards a balance between the fight against terrorism and respect for human rights

Benin is experiencing a political storm following the visit of the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights and terrorism. The challenge is to balance the fight against terrorism and respect for funda...

Breyten Breytenbach: South Africa's rebel icon dies at 85

Breyten Breytenbach, a South African writer and artist who was emblematic of the fight against apartheid, has died at the age of 85. A look back at the career of a committed rebel.

Algeria: Presidential pardon of Ihsane El Kadi rekindles debate on freedom of the press.

Imprisoned Algerian journalist Ihsane El Kadi receives presidential pardon. His return reignites debate on press freedom in Algeria.