Burkina scraps 61-year old military assistance deal with France/in /by
Weeks after Burkina Faso’s government gave notice to France to withdraw its troops from the country, Ouagadougou has “denounced” a military assistance agreement signed with France in 1961. It gives 1 month for "departure of all French military personnel serving in Burkinabe administrations"
Welcome to Tunisia’s ‘House of Bread’ museum/in /by
The Museum Lab association inaugurated in Tunisia, "The House of Bread", or "Dar el Khobz" in Arabic, in the country's northwestern region of renowned for its cereal farming. The socio-cultural project employs 5 women bakers.
‘Europe can count on Angola’ for energy, President João Lourenço tells Euronews/in /by
Euronews speaks to President João Lourenço about the war in Ukraine, efforts for peace in Africa, and how Angola could solve Europe's energy concerns.
Rescued Guinean migrants recount Tunisia “nightmare”/in /by
Without evidence, the Tunisian president accused migrants of causing a wave of crime and plotting to change the country's demographic make-up, sparking a wave of xenophobic violence
DRC citizens are not happy with French president’s visit to the country/in /by
Some people in the Democratic Republic of Congo have protested against the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron, saying he is not welcome.
Young woman in Burkina Faso becomes famous for her “healing powers”/in /by
Hundreds of people travel from across Burkina Faso to a field outside of Ougadougou to see a young woman who they believe has healing powers.
Untraceable for 24 years, a rare bird resurfaces in Madagascar/in /by
The yellow-throated bird was seen twice during an ornithological mission in December within a remote forest in northeastern Madagascar.
Achraf Hakimi trains with team a day after being charged with rape/in /by
Paris Saint-Germain defender, Achraf Hakimi, trained with his teammates on Friday, just a day after being indicted on rape charges.
Across Zimbabwe, British scones are the taste of home/in /by
A sweet doughy treat from Britain has become a beloved part of Zimbabwe's national cuisine, where despite the country's colonial past, mothers and chefs alike now claim the pastry as their own
Luanda and Paris launch partnership in agrifood sector/in /by
Angolan president João Lourenço hosted his French counterpart Friday (Mar. 3rd). Macron was in Luanda with an aim to develop trade links with the Lusophone country. Later on that same day, he is set to end his central African tour with a visit to The Congo and the Democratic Republic of Congo.