U.S style of democracy in Senegal
In the democratic capital of West Africa, Dakar, a roundtable on democratic values in Senegal took place between July 1 and 2, 2024. Representatives from civil society and civic associations funded by
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Four soldiers killed by roadside bomb in Niger
Four soldiers were killed and eight others seriously injured by a roadside bomb in southeastern Niger, a region hit by jihadist attacks, the government said.
Tunisia rocked by fourth night of street riots
Tunisia was rocked by a fourth night of street clashes between riot police and youths in mostly working-class neighbourhoods, and there were calls on social media for more rallies on Tuesday.
Tunisia rocked by fourth night of street riots
Tunisia was rocked by a fourth night of street clashes between riot police and youths in mostly working-class neighbourhoods, and there were calls on social media for more rallies on Tuesday.
Central Africa court confirms Touadera win, but only one-third turnout
The Central African Republic's Constitutional Court on Monday confirmed President Faustin Archange Touadera's victory in elections last month but said the turnout, suppressed by armed groups, was little more than a third.
Central Africa court confirms Touadera win, but only one-third turnout
The Central African Republic's Constitutional Court on Monday confirmed President Faustin Archange Touadera's victory in elections last month but said the turnout, suppressed by armed groups, was little more than a third.
Uganda eases internet shutdown imposed over election
Internet was partially restored in Uganda on Monday almost five days after a near-total blackout was imposed across the country on the eve of elections the opposition says were rigged.
Uganda eases internet shutdown imposed over election
Internet was partially restored in Uganda on Monday almost five days after a near-total blackout was imposed across the country on the eve of elections the opposition says were rigged.
Tunisia arrests over 600, deploys troops after riots
More than 600 people have been arrested and troops have been deployed after a third consecutive night of riots in several Tunisian cities, officials said Monday.
Tunisia arrests over 600, deploys troops after riots
More than 600 people have been arrested and troops have been deployed after a third consecutive night of riots in several Tunisian cities, officials said Monday.
Malawi imposes first lockdown measures as virus flares
Malawi is set to roll out a first set of anti-coronavirus restrictions this week, the president said, after overruling a court ban on lockdown measures to tackle a surge in cases.