Kenyan police have arrested six teachers at a primary school in the west of the country over a widely shared video showing students simulating sex acts as teachers watched. Local media report that teachers in Nyamache, Kisii County were arrested after Ministry of Education officials viewed the clip and filed a complaint. In the video, …
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AA/Tunis/Majdi Ismail On July 25, 2021, Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed upsets the political spectrum. Evoking an “imminent danger”, the Head of State imposes exceptional measures to “save the State from collapse”, including, among other things, the dismissal of the government, the appointment of a new Executive, the dissolution of Parliament, and the promulgation of laws …
“For the first time, a Swiss company must legally answer for its role in climate change“. In a press release, the NGO Entraide Protestante Suisse (EPER), one of the organizations that supports the inhabitants, details the case. The plaintiffs – three men and a woman – ask the cement manufacturer to compensate them for the …
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AA / Bamako / Amarana Maiga United Nations experts on Tuesday called for an immediate independent investigation into gross human rights violations and possible war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Mali by government forces and the military and military society. Russian private security company “Wagner”, since 2021. According to these experts “since 2021, …
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Up to 50% of medicines in countries of the sahel are of substandard or falsified quality, alarms the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in a report, published Tuesday, January 31, on the trafficking of medical products. This UNODC report highlights five countries in this region of Africa: Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger …
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Fifteen kidnapped civilians found dead Monday in the west and a dozen members of the security forces killed the same day in the north: the violence of suspected jihadists is intensifying in Burkina Faso, which intends to fight them mainly alone. The deadly actions of groups linked to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State began in …
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Budapest finds itself in the red lantern. “After a decade of democratic backsliding and general deterioration of the rule of law” under the Nationalist Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, Hungary slipped to the bottom of the ranking, published Tuesday, January 31, of the NGO Transparency International among the twenty-seven countries of the European Union (EU). In …
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Dengue fever, chikungunya, leprosy… the WHO called on Monday January 30 for more investment in the fight against neglected tropical diseases, from which more than 1.6 billion people suffer, pathologies neglected because they only affect the most vulnerable countries. poor of the world. >> WHO releases new 10-year plan to fight diseases >> Mosquitoes super-resistant …
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Former Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz was called to the bar for the first time on Monday during the trial opened against him and nine other defendants in Nouakchott for illicit enrichment, noted an AFP correspondent. The man who led this pivotal country between North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa from 2008 to 2019 came …
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TAll precautions had been taken in the United States before the broadcast, on January 27, of the unbearable images of the lynching of a motorist by a group of five police officers in Memphis, Tennessee, on January 7. Dismissal of the authors of the rain of blows responsible for the death, three days later, of …
