Afrique
En Algérie, plus de 300 blessés en quatre mois lors de matchs de football
Plus de 300 personnes, dont environ 200 policiers, ont été blessées lors de violences ayant émaillé des matchs de football durant la phase aller du championnat d’Algérie entre août et novembre 2018, a annoncé dimanche 13 …
« L’Afrique, géant ignoré de la mondialisation »
Tribune. Dans leur nouvelle stratégie en Afrique, les Etats-Unis annoncent une remise en cause des aides financières octroyées à certains pays du continent. Si l’aide internationale demeure importante, c’est surtout…
Football : Mohamed Salah, l’idole des Égyptiens
Élu Ballon d’Or africain 2018 lors des CAF Awards, le footballeur Égyptien Mohamed Salah est aussi la nouvelle icone de son pays.Ses buts avec Liverpool, son influence dans le jeu de la sélection nationale égyptienne, son…
La société civile demande le retrait du Burundi au Conseil de L’ONU pour les droits de l’Homme
Certaines organisations de la société civile en collaboration avec les élus dans la circonscription de la Mairie de Bujumbura ont organisé une marche manifestation ce samedi contre le conseil de l’ONU pour les droits de…
La paix règne au Burundi précise le ministre des droits de l’homme à la veille de la célébration de la journée internationale de la paix.
Dans une déclaration du ministre de solidarité, droits de l’homme et du genre pour la célébration de la journée internationale de la paix ce 21 septembre 2018 Martin Nivyabandi signale la tranquillité sur tout le…
Le conseil des ministres a analysé le projet de loi portant réorganisation du ministère de la défense et des anciens combattants
Selon le secrétaire général et porte-parole du gouvernement ce nouveau projet va occasionner l’introduction des dispositions de l’inspection générale relative à ce ministère et la création d’un bureau de l’administration…
Adoption d’un projet de loi relatif au statut des apatrides au Burundi.
Ce mercredi, l’assemblée nationale a adopté une loi portant adhésion de la République du Burundi de la convention du 1954 relative au statut des apatrides.Parmi les questions soulevées par les députe figures ceux des…
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Coffee production taking the lead in Burundi [Business Africa]
This week, we see how the public-private partnership has succeeded in reviving the coffee sector in Burundi and in setting up many cooperatives. In 2008, the Government of Burundi officially launched its national strategy…
Bobi Wine says Museveni’s gov’t is scared ahead of his Thursday return
Uganda’s vocal legislator Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine announced on Tuesday that he will return to the country on Thursday, urging his supporters to prepare to ‘continue the struggle for a better Uganda’. …
Why Uganda is the ‘world’s fittest country’
Uganda is the most physically active nation in the world, according to a recent report by the World Health Organization. The BBC's Patience Atuhaire went to find out why.Jennifer Namulembwa spends an hour-and-a-half walking…
Kenyan runner hit by car during marathon
Kenyan athlete Joseph Kiprono was knocked down by a car Sunday as he was leading a half-marathon in Colombia in which another competitor collapsed and died, the organizers said. Kiprono is a previous winner of the event. He…
Africa’s young female ministers: Mali follows Botswana, Zimbabwe
Mali’s president, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita on Monday named Kamissa Camara as his new foreign minister, joining a 33 member cabinet tasked with restoring peace and rebuilding the economy in Keita’s second and final term.…
Saido Berahino: Stoke City striker scores on Burundi debut
After ending his 913-day wait for a goal, Stoke City striker Saido Berahino just cannot stop scoring.Eleven days on from lifting the two-and-a-half-year burden from his shoulders, the former England Under-21 international…
Photos: Seven African leaders who did not wear suits during China summit
Of the over African fifty heads of state and government who attended the just ended China – Africa cooperation summit in Beijing, there was no female leader.But also, all but seven of them were wearing suits during…
Norbert Owona: How Samuel Eto’o helped Cameroon’s ex-captain
Cameroon's ex-football captain Norbert Owona, who has been homeless for two years, has thanked Samuel Eto'o Fils for promising him a new house.He told the BBC the ex-Barcelona and Chelsea striker had recently visited him on…
KQ’s $40m loss eats into capital base
National carrier Kenya Airways narrowed its net losses by 28.8 per cent to Ksh4 billion ($40 million) in the half year ended June, but the improved performance was not enough to stop the airline from sinking back into…
No social media access for government workers in Tanzania
The Tanzanian government has banned all its workers from social media during working hours.In a circular by the Permanent Secretary in the Office of the President, in charge of Public Service Management, Dr…
Kenya welcomes opening of drug-testing lab
Athletics Kenya on Monday welcomed the establishment in Nairobi of a World Anti-Doping Agency-approved blood testing laboratory for East Africa declaring it a big step in their anti-doping fight. The laboratory, due to open…
Uganda’s Bobi Wine granted bail
A Ugandan court has granted bail to Kyadondo East MP, Robert Kyagulanyi also known as Bobi Wine and his 12 co-accused colleagues facing treason charges.Gulu High Court Justice Stephen Mubiru on Monday ruled that Mr…
Ebola death toll in DR Congo rises to 55
The Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo has claimed 55 lives since the start of the month, the authorities said Monday, as the government announced free treatment against the disease for the next three months.The health…
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