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Moussa Mahamat Elected AU Commission Chair
Chadian Foreign Minister Moussa Faki Mahamat has been elected the African Union Commission chairperson in tight race that was expected to be drawn out given the calibre of candidates and the regional interests at play.…
How to Stay Optimistic When The World Feels Scary
Fear feels thick in the air these days. If, like me, you’re watching the news or scrolling through your Facebook feed, you’re probably seeing and feeling a lot of fear. And seemingly, there are a lot of things to be…
Rwanda: Body of King Kigeli V repatriated after court battle
The body of Rwanda’s last king, Kigeli V, has been flown back to Kigali after a legal battle among his relatives about where he should be buried.King Kigeli died last October, aged 80, in the United States, where he had…
3rd Brazilian prison riot in a week leaves 4 dead
Four people died Sunday in a riot at a prison in Brazil, the nation's third deadly prison uprising in seven days. Three inmates were decapitated and one was asphyxiated in the Desembargador Raimundo Vidal Pessoa public…
Tanzania, Rwanda for boosting women posts
Rwanda and Tanzania have won accolades for involving more women in decision making. African Union Commission commissioner for political affairs Aisha Abdullahi said Rwanda was the top most country in the world with women in…
Donald Trump is Illuminati
You’ve got to hand it to Donald Trump he certainly surprised the world when he won the US Presidential election. Now conspiracy theorists have hinted he’s been secretly messaging the world to reveal he’s not just a…
Burundi risks genocide in ‘descent into hell’: rights group
Burundi's brutal regime has set the small central African country on a "descent into hell", a prominent human rights group said Tuesday, warning of the risk of genocide."Since April 2015, when large popular protests…
Teenage binge drinking can affect brain function of future offspring
Repeated binge drinking during adolescence can affect brain functions in future generations, potentially putting offspring at risk for such conditions as depression, anxiety, and metabolic disorders, a Loyola University…
UN ‘concerned’ at DR Congo foreign media decree
Beni (DR Congo) (AFP) - The United Nations is "concerned" by a new decree affecting foreign broadcasters in DR Congo, given the political crisis gripping the country, a senior UN representative said on Sunday. The decree…
30 important tips that would help you build a successful marriage
Many marriages are suffering today due to bad advice from friends and family.Marriage is bound to come with its challenges but following the tips in the article will help you deal with these challenges better.Below are 30…
Ugandan DJs Ban Chameleone Music
All Dee Jays in Uganda have united for a common cause which is none other than abandoning the music of the self proclaimed doctor of music, Jose Chameleon.It is alleged that on the 19th of last month, Chameleone was…
8 life’s choices you will regret you didn’t make
When the curtain is about to be drawn on one’s life, what majority of people get to regret the most are the choices they never made when they had the time to.These are some common life’s choices that you’ll regret not…
Burundi Ombudsman controversial mission
Before the mandate of the Burundian Ombudsman Mohamed Rukara expires at the end of November, some civil society and political party leaders say he was not able to accomplish his mission successfully as stipulated in Burundi…
DRC: Girl killed, 32 peacekeepers and two civilians injured in explosion
A girl was killed, 32 Indian peacekeepers and two civilians were wounded Tuesday in Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo after an explosion.The explosion occurred shortly before 6:30 local time (4:30 GMT),…
RDC: la FM de RFI toujours coupée à Kinshasa, la société civile réagit
En RDC, le signal de RFI est toujours coupé à Kinshasa, mais il a été rétabli ce dimanche soir à Lubumbashi. Le signal de la Radio Okapi, la radio de l'ONU, est toujours brouillé dimanche soir dans la capitale.Les…
Quand loger dans un hôtel devient un délit
Des jeunes ou de vieux couples, mariés ou pas, qui logent dans de petits hôtels ou maisons de passage sont victimes de rafles policières, ces derniers temps.Dans la zone Kamenge, un petit motel fait souvent objet de rafles.…
Burundi: violences meurtrières à Matongo, dans le Nord
Au Burundi, une personne a été tuée et cinq autres grièvement blessées ce week-end dans la commune de Matongo de la province de Kayanza, dans le nord du pays. Ces violences seraient à caractère politique, selon…
RDC : arrestations d’opposants à Kinshasa et Lubumbashi, gaz lacrymogènes dans la résidence de Kyungu
La police a procédé samedi à l'arrestation d'une dizaine de militants prodémocratie après un sit-in devant le siège de l'Union africaine (UA) à Kinshasa. Au même moment à Lubumbashi, des forces de l'ordre…
Claude Ribbe : « On cache la poussière du racisme sous le tapis des droits de l’homme »
Claude Ribbe : « On cache la poussière du racisme sous le tapis des droits de l’homme » - JeuneAfrique.com //…
Sécurité : Couvre feu à Buyenzi, les habitants se lamentent
Les mouvements des habitants de la zone urbaine de Buyenzi commencent à vider les lieux à partir de 21 heures. Toutes les allées qui entrent dans cette zone sont barricadés par des concertinas. La police contrôle les cartes…
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