Showing posts with label africa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label africa. Show all posts

Saturday, June 10, 2017

RCA: "Generalized Instability" And Risk Of "Conflagration", Worries The UN

A Cameroonian military deployed in Bangui, CAR as part of a UN peacekeeping mission.

In an activity report on Central Africa, Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary-General, is concerned about "widespread instability" in the Central African Republic (CAR) where several armed groups are waging war in the South And has been the center of the country for more than six months.

Thursday, June 1, 2017

Africa: Report Highlights Gravity Of Children's Situation


"Stolen Childhood" is the title of a report published on 30 May by the NGO Save the Children which states that at least 700 million children in the world are having their childhood interrupted too quickly. The criteria used are the severe under-five mortality and malnutrition rates, primary and secondary school drop-outs, working children, early marriages and childbirths and, of course, children displaced or killed as a result of a conflict. The remaining 20 places are reserved for countries where most children are flying childhood, according to the report. Places occupied only by African countries.

Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Islamic State Group Extends Its Hold In The Horn Of Africa

In Kenya, five law enforcement officials attached to the Mandera governor's safety died when their vehicle struck an explosive device in the northeast of the country. The elected man, however, escaped unharmed. Meanwhile, three Kenyan policemen were killed by the explosion of a vehicle trapped in their vehicles in the east of the country.

Saturday, November 12, 2016

Will Africa Be The Most Overlooked Of The Foreign Policy Of President Donald Trump?

Will Africa be the most overlooked of the foreign policy of President Donald Trump? The indicators are not encouraging. The new president demonstrated disinterest and ignorance about the major issues of the continent.

Thursday, November 10, 2016

The Donald Trump's Election And The Issue Of Military Cooperation In Africa

A smooth transition is that Barack Obama, the US president, now wants Donald Trump after the election. The current occupant of the White House to receive his successor on Thursday to arrange the handover. Several files specific to Africa such as immigration, the economy, the environment, or even military cooperation.
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