• Rwanda: we need partners, but no masters

    Three months after Nicolas Sarkozy’s visit in Kigali which had sealed the French-Rwandan reconciliation, Paul Kagamé returns the politeness to the French president by his presence to Nice.

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  • Niger: Areva, Greenpeace and the uranium contamination

    Greenpeace would have revealed abnormal concentrations of radioactivity near sites exploited by the French group.

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  • Algeria: Kabylian autonomist movement creates government in exile in Paris

    According to French agency AFP, Paris-based Kabylian Movement for Autonomy (MAK) announced yesterday the creation of a 10-members government in exile entitled “Gouvernement Provisoire Kabyle” (GPK), which includes two women.

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  • South Africa: World Cup 2010 and vulnerability to terrorism

    The African Institute for international affairs (SAITA) and other experts consider that South Africa is vulnerable to terrorist attacks during the Football World Cup which will take place from June 11th till July 11th, has reported daily...

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  • Uganda: Updating the IPC’s statuses in Kampala

    During ten days in Kampala, Uganda, the delegates of the 80 countries, on 111, which ratified the “Treaty of Rome”, will assess the C.P.I action that started in 2009, with the first trial.

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  • Burundi: The hurdles of the ethnic threat

    The ruling party (CNDD-FDD) outstrips widely the national Forces of Liberation ( FNL), the former Hutu rebels, having laid down arms in 2009 and  who collected 14,15 % of the voters.

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  • Nigeria: The president makes a commitment for an electoral reform

    On each May 29th the country celebrates “the democracy day”, which commemorates every year the end of the military regime in 1999. On this occasion and in a speech addressed to the nation, President Goodluck Jonathan pronounced...

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  • Africa/France: the big absentees of the XXVth summit

    During the XXV The summit France-Africa in Nice, in the South of France, two seats are empty: that of the Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, and of the Sudanese Omar El-Bachir. The first one is retained in Kampala...

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  • RDC: the MONUC is transformed in force of stabilisation

    The Security Council decided, by resolution 1925, that from July 1st, 2010, the MONUC mission will be called Mission of United Nations for Stabilisation of the DRC (MONUSCO). The mandate of the MONUC is thus extended, but...

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    The stakes of Asian presence in Africa

    The 4th Moroccan Asian Studies Conference started today in Rabat with a focus on Japanese and Chinese affairs and the relationship between these countries and Africa. Pr Taib Chkili, chairman of Mohamed V university and H.E Mohamed...

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