[…] Cheikh Fall, who had criticized Macron during the session held with young people from the continent on the occasion of the 28th “Africa-France Summit” held in Montpellier, in 2021, said […]
[…] This transition period has been characterized by a gradual restriction of political freedoms using the now tried and tested tactic of the salami – slice by slice: mounting political-financial scandals; limiting freedom of expression online (through Decree 54 officially on “cybercrime”); taking control of the independent election organization body; banning demonstrations; summoning journalists and finally political arrests of left-wing leaders, former government members as well as Nourredine Bhiri, presi…. […]
[…] a dominant coalition of political, economic and social interests, a hegemonic party, and a strengthening of the state capable of providing social protection and security – as in Sissi’s Egypt or Erdogan’s Turkey, to take regional […]
[…] budgetary room for manoeuvre and accentuating its impoverishment, which will then be able to seek ephemeral assistance from regional allies, who are increasingly fewer in number and whose motives are […]
[…] Beyond the worrying popularity of xenophobic and racist rhetoric within Tunisian public opinion, it is above all this dimension of cathartic violence that should attract the attention of the informed observer. In particular, the conspiracy, anti-immigration and pan-Islamic indictment is completely unfounded, even though the sub-Saharan immigrant population is quantitatively small, mainly students and predominantly Muslim. […]
[…] suggested to African States to associate the development of high-speed trains with current and future railway projects in order to make up for the continent’s delays in rail transport. The share of this type of […]
[…] the current context where the AfCFTA (African Continental Free Trade Area) has become effective, he believes that rail should be a key instrument for the implementation of […]
[…] According to the United Nations World Meteorological Organization, Freddy, which formed in northwestern Australia in early February, is on track to become the longest-lasting tropical cyclone in history. […]
[…] being parked in the middle of the Sahara, under a blazing sun, these migrants live a real ordeal in Algeria. They are brutally arrested in different cities, notably in Oran, and then placed in the prison of […]
[…] lowest emitting region for greenhouse gases, water scarcity is likely to become an increasingly powerful driver of migration. Lack of water could displace 700 million […]
[…] deepening crisis and looming famine in the drought-ridden Horn of Africa show how climate change can exacerbate water shocks, threaten the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and destabilize […]
[…] situation has worsened since IOM Niger in Assamaka stopped receiving and registering new people. Sub-Saharan migrants are left to fend for themselves without food or a place to sleep. They are forced to live and […]
[…] This political violence, which includes arbitrary arrests and the regular dismissal of ministers – the victims of a policy that has reached a dead end – has now become systemic in Tunisia, beyond the presidential exits. […]
[…] impoverishment, which will then be able to seek ephemeral assistance from regional allies, who are increasingly fewer in number and whose motives are […]
[…] Most countries, including all major and most indebted countries, are expected to experience modest g…, meaning that increasing national income to relieve external debt pressures will not be a viable option for most countries. […]
[…] China is a major source of bilateral development finance for Africa, but Chinese lending commitments have declined in recent years. This reflects some rebalancing and increased risk aversion in China as well as some tightening of the financial belt due to the negative effects of the epidemic. […]
[…] the two countries, after which he will travel to Niger in his first visit to the country, which Washington is betting on to ward off the dangers of armed groups in the Sahel region. Blinken to Ethiopia, Niger in bid […]
[…] office added: “Secretary Blinken will have the opportunity to discuss the Renaissance Dam issue with the Ethiopian government during his stay in Addis […]
[…] own citizens that is a dynamic force on the world stage. Implementing this agenda as well as the sustainable development agenda (2030) involves transformations on multiple levels, including building a vision, defining […]
[…] leaders have committed to accelerate the continent’s growth, development and prosperity by 2063. They have adopted several initiatives to support the realization of this agenda. These initiatives […]
[…] leadership. The quality of leaders is one of the major issues in the major challenges in the economic emergence of African countries, which are obliged to think about a new generation of leaders, men and women […]
[…] This is the surest way to promote a world order in which relations between Africa and its global partners are based on mutual respect and the sovereign integrity of nation-states rather than…. New model of leadership for […]
[…] and technological. A leadership that takes up the challenges of food security, population growth, sustainable development and social services, which are, above all, education, health, access to water and […]
[…] Mauritanian presidency has announced the dissolution of parliament in preparation for early elections in May. Mauritania is suffering from numerous economic problems and an influx of immigrants from the Sahel […]
[…] dissolution of parliament in preparation for early elections in May. Mauritania is suffering from numerous economic problems and an influx of immigrants from the Sahel region, as well as terrorist threats from Islamist […]
[…] May. Mauritania is suffering from numerous economic problems and an influx of immigrants from the Sahel region, as well as terrorist threats from Islamist organizations. Mauritanians hope that the newly […]
[…] “Kamala Harris’ visit to Africa has many indications, as it comes as a late reaction to the growing rise of China, especially as the United States has been lagging behind, which has led to much criticism of the […]
[…] believes that the French colonizer took away Moroccan lands for the benefit of Algeria, which France considered an overseas department. Moroccan archives present historical evidence. Algerian officials retaliate with their usual […]
[…] figure is based on a misunderstanding or mis-referencing. The origin of the 700 million is a 2007 Christian Aid report. The scenario is 2050 and not 2030. Its global and not related to Africa. And […]
[…] are afraid. Xenophobia is in full swing, and hate speech against foreigners is rampant, even from the top of the state. Every month, the press reports attacks on African communities, resulting in injuries, insults and […]
[…] to a report by the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, the initiative will require a global investment of $91 billion, and will help low- and […]
[…] logically, African countries are not well represented. The continent even continues to fall back in terms of prosperity. Indeed, the top-ranked African […]
[…] published the 10 most prosperous countries in Africa. According to Statistica, Here are countries with highest average monthly salaries in Africa in […]
[…] other challenges that could affect the stability of some of its countries. The most important of these challenges is the growing pressure on leaders to find ways to meet the economic needs and aspirations of their […]
[…] Ambassador Green, however, the continent’s youth represent an opportunity to realize a “demographic dividend“. The report notes that “Africa’s youth represent new ideas and aspirations that, […]
[…] rapprochement with the countries of the continent as one of the tools of victory in this conflict. International competition for Africa one year after the Russian-Ukrainian […]
[…] closer to the countries of the African continent, and officials in the United States of America, France, Russia and Germany began to make visits to African countries during the months of July and August […]
[…] authorities announced Monday that they had seized seven tons of ivory taken from elephants in Angola, the largest such shipment intercepted in recent years. The ivory was found by customs in the […]
[…] to the report, the Sahel is the region of the world most affected by terrorism, with a notable deterioration in 2022 despite improvements in Nigeria and Niger. Burkina Faso and […]
[…] and blockade the country on Monday to demand the resignation of President Cyril Ramaphosa. He considers him responsible for the endemic unemployment (32.9%) that is crippling the economy, […]
[…] (32.9%) that is crippling the economy, the ever-increasing inequalities and the serious electricity crisis that poisons the daily life of 60 million South Africans with recurrent power […]
[…] Cheikh Fall, who had criticized Macron during the session held with young people from the continent on the occasion of the 28th “Africa-France Summit” held in Montpellier, in 2021, said […]
[…] Above all, he stressed that the change in France’s Africa policy was declared unilaterally. […]
[…] This transition period has been characterized by a gradual restriction of political freedoms using the now tried and tested tactic of the salami – slice by slice: mounting political-financial scandals; limiting freedom of expression online (through Decree 54 officially on “cybercrime”); taking control of the independent election organization body; banning demonstrations; summoning journalists and finally political arrests of left-wing leaders, former government members as well as Nourredine Bhiri, presi…. […]
[…] a dominant coalition of political, economic and social interests, a hegemonic party, and a strengthening of the state capable of providing social protection and security – as in Sissi’s Egypt or Erdogan’s Turkey, to take regional […]
[…] budgetary room for manoeuvre and accentuating its impoverishment, which will then be able to seek ephemeral assistance from regional allies, who are increasingly fewer in number and whose motives are […]
[…] Beyond the worrying popularity of xenophobic and racist rhetoric within Tunisian public opinion, it is above all this dimension of cathartic violence that should attract the attention of the informed observer. In particular, the conspiracy, anti-immigration and pan-Islamic indictment is completely unfounded, even though the sub-Saharan immigrant population is quantitatively small, mainly students and predominantly Muslim. […]
[…] suggested to African States to associate the development of high-speed trains with current and future railway projects in order to make up for the continent’s delays in rail transport. The share of this type of […]
[…] the current context where the AfCFTA (African Continental Free Trade Area) has become effective, he believes that rail should be a key instrument for the implementation of […]
[…] According to the United Nations World Meteorological Organization, Freddy, which formed in northwestern Australia in early February, is on track to become the longest-lasting tropical cyclone in history. […]
[…] being parked in the middle of the Sahara, under a blazing sun, these migrants live a real ordeal in Algeria. They are brutally arrested in different cities, notably in Oran, and then placed in the prison of […]
[…] lowest emitting region for greenhouse gases, water scarcity is likely to become an increasingly powerful driver of migration. Lack of water could displace 700 million […]
[…] deepening crisis and looming famine in the drought-ridden Horn of Africa show how climate change can exacerbate water shocks, threaten the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and destabilize […]
[…] situation has worsened since IOM Niger in Assamaka stopped receiving and registering new people. Sub-Saharan migrants are left to fend for themselves without food or a place to sleep. They are forced to live and […]
[…] This political violence, which includes arbitrary arrests and the regular dismissal of ministers – the victims of a policy that has reached a dead end – has now become systemic in Tunisia, beyond the presidential exits. […]
[…] impoverishment, which will then be able to seek ephemeral assistance from regional allies, who are increasingly fewer in number and whose motives are […]
[…] Most countries, including all major and most indebted countries, are expected to experience modest g…, meaning that increasing national income to relieve external debt pressures will not be a viable option for most countries. […]
[…] China is a major source of bilateral development finance for Africa, but Chinese lending commitments have declined in recent years. This reflects some rebalancing and increased risk aversion in China as well as some tightening of the financial belt due to the negative effects of the epidemic. […]
[…] the two countries, after which he will travel to Niger in his first visit to the country, which Washington is betting on to ward off the dangers of armed groups in the Sahel region. Blinken to Ethiopia, Niger in bid […]
[…] office added: “Secretary Blinken will have the opportunity to discuss the Renaissance Dam issue with the Ethiopian government during his stay in Addis […]
[…] own citizens that is a dynamic force on the world stage. Implementing this agenda as well as the sustainable development agenda (2030) involves transformations on multiple levels, including building a vision, defining […]
[…] leaders have committed to accelerate the continent’s growth, development and prosperity by 2063. They have adopted several initiatives to support the realization of this agenda. These initiatives […]
[…] leadership. The quality of leaders is one of the major issues in the major challenges in the economic emergence of African countries, which are obliged to think about a new generation of leaders, men and women […]
[…] This is the surest way to promote a world order in which relations between Africa and its global partners are based on mutual respect and the sovereign integrity of nation-states rather than…. New model of leadership for […]
[…] and technological. A leadership that takes up the challenges of food security, population growth, sustainable development and social services, which are, above all, education, health, access to water and […]
[…] Mauritanian presidency has announced the dissolution of parliament in preparation for early elections in May. Mauritania is suffering from numerous economic problems and an influx of immigrants from the Sahel […]
[…] dissolution of parliament in preparation for early elections in May. Mauritania is suffering from numerous economic problems and an influx of immigrants from the Sahel region, as well as terrorist threats from Islamist […]
[…] May. Mauritania is suffering from numerous economic problems and an influx of immigrants from the Sahel region, as well as terrorist threats from Islamist organizations. Mauritanians hope that the newly […]
[…] In Africa, there are a number of wealthy individuals who own successful businesses and large corporations. […]
[…] Secretary of State Antony Blinken is visiting Africa this week and President Joe Biden is expected to visit Africa later this year. […]
[…] “Kamala Harris’ visit to Africa has many indications, as it comes as a late reaction to the growing rise of China, especially as the United States has been lagging behind, which has led to much criticism of the […]
[…] officially apologized for its colonization in March of last […]
[…] believes that the French colonizer took away Moroccan lands for the benefit of Algeria, which France considered an overseas department. Moroccan archives present historical evidence. Algerian officials retaliate with their usual […]
[…] figure is based on a misunderstanding or mis-referencing. The origin of the 700 million is a 2007 Christian Aid report. The scenario is 2050 and not 2030. Its global and not related to Africa. And […]
[…] are afraid. Xenophobia is in full swing, and hate speech against foreigners is rampant, even from the top of the state. Every month, the press reports attacks on African communities, resulting in injuries, insults and […]
[…] South Africa, the Congolese community is concerned about the safety of its citizens in the country. According to […]
[…] to a report by the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, the initiative will require a global investment of $91 billion, and will help low- and […]
[…] cake” at a site not revealed by the IAEA. Uranium containers reported missing in Libya have been […]
[…] logically, African countries are not well represented. The continent even continues to fall back in terms of prosperity. Indeed, the top-ranked African […]
[…] published the 10 most prosperous countries in Africa. According to Statistica, Here are countries with highest average monthly salaries in Africa in […]
[…] other challenges that could affect the stability of some of its countries. The most important of these challenges is the growing pressure on leaders to find ways to meet the economic needs and aspirations of their […]
[…] Ambassador Green, however, the continent’s youth represent an opportunity to realize a “demographic dividend“. The report notes that “Africa’s youth represent new ideas and aspirations that, […]
[…] rapprochement with the countries of the continent as one of the tools of victory in this conflict. International competition for Africa one year after the Russian-Ukrainian […]
[…] closer to the countries of the African continent, and officials in the United States of America, France, Russia and Germany began to make visits to African countries during the months of July and August […]
[…] authorities announced Monday that they had seized seven tons of ivory taken from elephants in Angola, the largest such shipment intercepted in recent years. The ivory was found by customs in the […]
[…] to the report, the Sahel is the region of the world most affected by terrorism, with a notable deterioration in 2022 despite improvements in Nigeria and Niger. Burkina Faso and […]
[…] and blockade the country on Monday to demand the resignation of President Cyril Ramaphosa. He considers him responsible for the endemic unemployment (32.9%) that is crippling the economy, […]
[…] (32.9%) that is crippling the economy, the ever-increasing inequalities and the serious electricity crisis that poisons the daily life of 60 million South Africans with recurrent power […]