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Niger: at least 6 soldiers and 10 “terrorists” killed in the west/in /by
Six soldiers, including the head of the mission, were killed and another was injured, according to the "provisional assessment" of the High Command.
New interception of Senegalese migrants on the Moroccan coast/in /by
A Moroccan coastal surveillance unit intercepted a boat carrying 130 Senegalese illegal migrants on Saturday when it ran aground off Dakhla in Western Sahara, a Moroccan military source said on Sunday.
Xavi calls Dembélé’s transfer to PSG ‘deceitful’/in /by
After suffering serious injuries early in his stay at Barcelona, Dembele consolidated himself as one of its most irreplaceable players thanks to his speed and playmaking.
Germany: Protest in Dortmund against racism, police brutality/in /by
Those gathered were marking the death of a Senegalese teenager who died after being shot in the German city last year.
Families of Libya mass grave victims demand justice/in /by
Libyan Mohamad Allafi is still waiting for justice for the death of his 30-year-old son Mourad, who was abducted by a feared militia in 2019, killed and thrown into a mass grave in the western city of Tarhouna, where his remains were found in 2020 with hundreds of other bodies.
President’s son seen as Comoros leader in waiting/in /by
As the ruling party of the small Indian Ocean archipelago gathered to appoint a new secretary general at the weekend, many thought the top job would go to Nour El Fath Azali, 39.
Niamey residents call for peace as tension escalates/in /by
Residents of the capital condemned possible violence or unrest that could jeopardise the security of the country.
Niger: Army delegation thanks Guinean government for ‘support’ after coup/in /by
"As far as the Republic of Guinea is concerned, we are pan-African. When our peoples have problems, we're always there, and we'll always be there, as we were for our brothers in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. We are the only ones who can find solutions to our problems. Our solution is clear:
Sudan: Displaced persons take to creative means to support themselves, family/in /by
"The war caused us a lot of damage, we left our houses, properties and everything we had, it is a tragedy. I came here and bought this cart to make tea so I can afford to live. Now, if I pay for breakfast, I can't afford to buy my children lunch as well." Eshraqa Mousa, displaced Sudanese
Rugby: Namibia beats Chile in pre-world cup friendly/in /by
Namibia, the second African nation along with reigning champions South Africa to compete at the World Cup, are in Pool A alongside New Zealand, hosts France, Italy and Uruguay.