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Pre-electoral violence in Senegal: how to avoid escalation? – Young Africa
Clashes between militants from rival parties left at least four injured on October 11 in Casamance. The campaign for the…
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South Africa: Nkandla, the land where Zuma is king – Capcov
Sentenced to fifteen months in prison for contempt of justice, the former president was released on medical grounds. He should…
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Football: why Africa wants a World Cup every two years – Capcov
The very controversial project of a World Cup organized every two years seduces Morocco like Algeria, Senegal or Benin. African…
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In Douala, Orange is launching its sixth Digital Center in Africa
The orange group announced this Friday, October 15, the launch of a new “Orange Digital Center” in Cameroon. The objective…
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Morocco: where do the new figures of the Akhannouch government come from? – Young Africa
In the government unveiled on October 7, Moroccans have discovered new ministers. New but not new. This is one of…
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Mozambique: who can save Cabo Delgado? – Young Africa
While the security situation in the north of the country, a potential global gas giant, has stabilized, the challenges for…
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DRC: Can Tshisekedi save the head of Minister Augustin Kibassa? – Young Africa
Weakened by the debate around the tax on the Register of mobile devices (RAM), the Minister of Telecommunications is targeted…
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Cameroon: will the opposition coalition hold out? – Young Africa
Announced with great fanfare last March, the alliance of the seven opposition parties which was to propose a reform project…
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Tourism: Morocco, Senegal, Rwanda… who did the best in Africa? – Young Africa
After experiencing remarkable growth in recent years, the African tourism sector has been brutally hit by the Covid-19. But the…
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Tunisia: finally a new government! – Young Africa
Despite an unprecedented context, the composition of the new Tunisian government, which has 25 members including 9 women, holds few…
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