Entries by Rédaction Africanews

Uganda: digital network boosts community security

A digital security network in Kampala's suburbs is helping Ugandan communities stay safe.

Sierra Leone: Night curfew eased

Sierra Leone has lifted a curfew imposed on Sunday following an attack by armed men on a military barracks and prisons in the capital Freetown.

German priest abducted in Mali in 2022 freed: officials

"The priest Hans-Joachim Lohre, who was abducted on 20 November 2022, was released on Sunday. He is on a plane to his country",

Malawi slammed for sending workers to Israel amid Gaza conflict

This decision, implemented on Saturday, comes in the wake of Israel's recent aid contribution of $60 million (£47 million) aimed at supporting Malawi's economic recovery.

20th Marrakech International Film Festival Celebrates Cinema Amid Global Challenges

Despite challenges like Israel's war with Hamas and a recent earthquake in Morocco, the organizers aim to showcase cinema from Morocco, the Middle East, and Africa. The festival will honor Moroccan director Faouzi B

Sierra Leone: night curfew imposed following attack

Sierra Leone has lifted a curfew imposed on Sunday following an attack by armed men on a military barracks and prisons in the capital Freetown.

More captives, prisoners freed as Gaza truce extension mooted

The transfers under a four-day truce that started Friday have been the first relief for captives' families since the militant group attacked Israel on October 7, prompting devastating Israeli bombardments of the Gaza Strip.

Morocco: pro-Palestinian rally held in Casablanca

Moroccans rallied in support of Palestinians in Casablanca on Sunday, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and for an end to diplomatic relations with Israel.

Sierra Leone: President declares calm after day of clashes

The day saw unknown assailants attempting to force their way into a military arsenal in Freetown, confronting security forces in various parts of the capital, and freeing numerous prisoners from jail.

Junta-run Chad opens campaign for key December referendum

More than 8.3 million people in the vast but poor Sahel country are called on to vote in a referendum slated for December 17, in a key step towards the elections and establishing civilian rule.