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Burkina Faso: Junta suspends Voice of America, press freedom further affected

The military junta in Burkina Faso has suspended Voice of America broadcasts for three months. Accusing the media of undermining troop morale, this latest episode is part of a series of attacks on...

Spain: Baby violently attacked by Moroccan national in Barcelona park

A Moroccan national attacked a baby in a park in Barcelona, ​​causing a stir on the internet and in Spanish society.

Sudan: 13 children killed in clashes between army and FSR

In Sudan, fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has left 13 children dead, adding to the humanitarian tragedy unfolding in the country, where the conflict has already claimed...

Ecobank sentenced in DRC: Octavia wins a decisive round in its showdown with Astalia

The legal conflict between the Emirati Octavia Group and the Mauritian company Astalia over NB Mining Africa exposes a network of fraud and dispossession in the DRC. But one question intrigues: ho...

A trial under high tension: Charles Onana and the contestation of the Rwandan genocide

Charles Onana, a French-Cameroonian writer, is on trial in Paris for downplaying the Rwandan genocide in a controversial book. As France seeks to make amends with Rwanda, the historic trial raises ...

Niger: Back to school underwater – literally!

In Niger, the start of the school year has been postponed due to flooding affecting schools and the population.

Gabon: When Sydney Moussavou, the imprisoned mocking teenager, becomes a national hero

A 15-year-old Gabonese teenager, Sydney Moussavou, is imprisoned for "insulting" the president after wearing a t-shirt with the image of Brice Oligui Nguema. A national and international mobilizati...

Zimbabwe: Compensation for foreign and local farmers, a key issue for agricultural recovery

Zimbabwe is compensating foreign and local farmers affected by Mugabe's land grabs. Could this key move revive the country's agricultural economy and improve its international relations?

Sudan: The military reconquest of Khartoum after eighteen months of war

Eighteen months after being driven out, the Sudanese army is trying to retake Khartoum from the RSF paramilitaries. A battle that could redefine Sudan's future.

Nigerian babies thrown into rivers: initiation rite or relic from another time among the Ijaw and the Yoruba?

Find out why some Nigerian communities continue to immerse their babies in rivers, a ritual with deep cultural and spiritual roots among the Ijaw and Yoruba.