Côte D'Ivoire: Government Receives the Second Delegation Of Demobilized

Next, to an officer of the National Police of Côte d'Ivoire, a mutinous soldier prepares to leave the checkpoint at the entrance of Bouaké, May 16, 2017

After a first demobilized delegation received by the Minister of the Interior on Wednesday 31 May, another part of these demobilized soldiers was heard on Friday by the Minister of Transport. In both cases, the fate of these more than 6,800 ex-combatants who returned to civilian life was mentioned. Demobilized soldiers who, like the army mutineers a few weeks ago, are demanding bonuses and/or an improvement in their lives and their professional future.

Mutiny In Cote d'Ivoire: Lessons For The Government

After four days of crisis throughout the country, the Ivorian state will pay the balance of premiums promised last January to the mutineers. But in addition to the lost time, these events will remain as a waste in terms of image for the country and above all will lastingly abolish the pact of confidence between the Ivory Coast and its army.

Commisimpex Case Of Congo-B: The Government Against attack

New twist in the case Commisimpex. This legal battle opposes and thirties and in the courts of several countries, the Congolese state man to Mohsen Hojeij business. The latter still claims via its Commisimpex company, almost 900 million unpaid in Brazzaville, which for its part, says that it must Commisimpex 1 billion 300 million tax claim.

Nigeria: 36 Killed By Suspected Cattle Rustlers (Government)

Thirty-six people Were shot dead in Zamfara state in northern Nigeria by Suspected cattle thieves, Said on Tuesday the government and residents.