- 29 December, 2025
Analyst urges caution about results of Gabon’s coup d’etat
An analyst has expressed concern, warning that Gabon’s citizens will ‘lose again’ if President Ali Bongo’s autocracy is replaced by
Transfer to UN of Rwandan genocide suspect delayed in South Africa
A hearing on the transfer of Rwandan genocide suspect, Fulgence Kayishema, to a UN court was postponed by a South
Gabon: Life at standstill in Libreville, residents eagerly await ‘what next’ after coup
When there is instability in a nation, the army sides with the majority. Today, our army has sided with us.
Congolese sculptors showcase their wood carving skills
The third edition of the Woodworking Trade Fair in Brazzaville showcases the work of Congolese sculptors…Read More
Africa: the 7 military coups over the last three years
Africa has experienced seven coups since August 2020, before the one underway on Wednesday in Gabon…Read More
DRC’s Zero Polémique comedy festival promotes peace
The 3-day event taking place in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo brought together fans of stand-up,
Ethiopia: opposition figure seeks political asylum in the United States
One of the main opponents of Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopian political figure Bekele Gerba, has applied for political
Sudan war: army chief in Egypt, his first trip abroad
Sudan’s army chief, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhane, will travel to Egypt on Tuesday for his first trip abroad in four
39 women and children dead in Sudan – Doctors
Since 11 August, according to the UN, more than 50,000 people have been forced to flee Nyala, where communications networks
Uganda: New anti-homosexuality law fuels persecution, LGBTQI communities say
Uganda’s new anti-gay legislation is persecuting the LGBTQI community according to human rights lawyers. Since the new law was enacted