Dans une interview accordée à nos confrères de RFI et France 24, le ministre malien des Affaires Étrangères et de la Coopération internationale, Abdoulaye Diop, a répondu aux différentes attaques du ministre des Affaire Étrangères
Mohamed Ousmane, membre du CNT : « La France n’a plus d’arguments pour convaincre… »
« C’est regrettable que les ministres français : Jean Yves Le Drian et Florence Parly continuent de dire : la junte malienne. Je leur interdis de nous plus appeler la junte. Ce n’est plus la
Yemen: As conflict escalates, MSF cares for displaced people in Marib
Violence in Yemen’s Marib governorate is intensifying as warring parties fight to claim control over the strategically important region. According to local authorities, the population of Marib city, which was once less than half a
DRC: As long-simmering conflict escalates, MSF scales up response in northeastern Ituri
Since 2017, the Djugu territory of Ituri province in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been convulsed by conflict. In November 2021, rising community tensions resulted in four attacks of unprecedented violence in Tché,
Burkina Faso: Ongoing conflict and displacement exacerbate medical needs
Months of tension and protests in Burkina Faso culminated in a military takeover on January 24. This political crisis comes as conflict continues in the country, causing violence and displacement and leaving many people struggling
Nigeria: Former NDDC Md ‘Re-Unites’ Warring PDP Factions in Borno
A former Group Managing Director of New Nigeria Development Corporation [NNDC] Mohammed Hayatudeen, who is also a former Chief Executive Officer of FSB bank, has reportedly re-united two factions of the opposition PDP in Maiduguri,
Ethiopia, Sudan, Nigeria Are ‘Hunger Hotspots’ – UN
The Hunger Hotspots Report which was released by the World Food Programme (WFP) and Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), says Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Sudan, and Yemen remain the countries of highest concern. The report issued
Paris appelle ses partenaires européens à revoir le dispositif antijihadiste au Sahel
Le chef de la diplomatie française, Jean-Yves Le Drian, a estimé, vendredi, que la France et ses partenaires européens vont devoir “adapter” leur dispositif antijihadiste au Sahel, en raison de “la rupture du cadre politique
La junte malienne veut se maintenir au pouvoir, accusent les dirigeants ouest-africains
La Communauté économique des Etats de l’Afrique de l’Ouest (Cédéao) a accusé vendredi la junte militaire au Mali de vouloir se maintenir au pouvoir pendant des années, conditionnant la levée des récentes sanctions à la
France condemns Mali’s ‘irresponsible’ expulsion of Danish troops
Mali’s military regime has taken an “irresponsible” decision by expelling Danish special forces sent to help fight jihadist insurgents, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said Thursday. Denmark said the country would withdraw its newly