The European Union has sounded the alarm over the dire situation in Sudan?s Al Fasher, describing it as a ?graveyard of humanity,? with civilians trapped under siege, hospitals bombed, and aid routes blocked. Speaking at the European Commission?s briefing on Friday, spokesperson Eva Hrncirova said the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Al-Fasher is ?one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world.? ?Al-Fasher is not accessible for humanitarian...

Etienne FAKKABA SISSOKO, politologue spécialiste du Mali, est notre invité.

Amid US claims of Christian genocide locals and experts say crisis is multilayered, dismiss plan for foreign invasion.

UN estimates 82,000 of el-Fashers total population of 260,000 fled after RSF atrocities, with many still trapped.

Un décret sur la révision du Statut des enseignants au Tchad a été signé le 6 novembre 2025. Le décret 477 devient le 2850.

Le ministre de l'Éducation nationale et de la Promotion civique, Aboubakar Assidick Choroma, a remis une copie de ce décret révisé au Bureau Exécutif National du Syndicat des Enseignants du Tchad (SET). Le chef du département de l'Éducation salue l?esprit de dialogue et de coopération dont a fait preuve le Bureau Exécutif National du SET tout au long du processus de révision.
Pour sa part, le secrétaire général national du SET,  Bolmbari Ngolaou, a exprimé sa satisfaction quant à la signature de ce décret. Il a déclaré qu'il s'agit d'une étape importante dans l'amélioration des conditions des enseignants au Tchad. « Ce jour marque une avancée significative, démontrant que le dialogue et la persévérance portent leurs fruits », a-t-il affirmé. Bolmbari Ngolaou a également appelé les membres de son organisation à maintenir cet esprit de dialogue et de collaboration afin de poursuivre les progrès accomplis.
L?article Tchad : un décret confirme le nouveau statut des enseignants est apparu en premier sur Journal du Tchad.

The reported strikes come as the military-led government says it would be wary of agreeing to a ceasefire.

Brahim Kaddour-Cherif was one of two men let out in error from the prison within a week.

A European Union vessel has reached a ship taken by pirates off the coast of...

For more than two years, Sudan?s military and a powerful paramilitary force have torn the country apart in...

The Sudanese army has intercepted drones fired by...

The war sparked by a power struggle between Sudan's army...

France?s foreign ministry on Friday recommended that French nationals in Mali leave the country temporarily and as soon as possible, citing the worsening security situation in the West African nation battling jihadist insurgents. ......

In the wake of documented atrocities by...

Bombarded with news from all angles every day, important stories can easily pass us by. To help you cut through the noise, every Friday Index publishes a weekly news roundup of some of the key stories covering censorship and free expression. This week, we look at journalists under threat in Sudan and a Russian street musician continuing to take a stand. Sudan: RSF releases video of missing journalist Sudan?s RSF (Rapid Support Forces) have released a video admitting to the detention of a missing journalist. Muammar Ibrahim, a freelance journalist, went missing on 26 October in El-Fasher, with a video circulating on Telegram of him being surrounded by armed men....

The atrocities are following the same troubling pattern as in Darfur 20 years ago...

President Droupadi Murmu?s visit to Angola and Botswana will deepen India?s engagement with Africa. In 2024, she visited Mauritius, Algeria, Mauritania, and Malawi. Both Angola and Botswana are members of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU): Angola is the current chair of the AU. The visit comes against the backdrop of high-level exchanges: The president of Angola visited India in May 2024, while Botswana?s president last visited India in December 2006. In in the interim, Indian vice presidents visited Botswana in 2010 and 2018. Angola and Botswana represent India?s balanced and forward-looking engagement with Africa, reinforcing the spirit of...

PORT SUDAN: An end to fighting in Sudan still seems far off despite the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, fighting the army for more than two years, endorsing a truce proposal.The ......

Download logo As the G20 Africa Energy Investment Forum fast-approaches, major African oil and gas producers such as Nigeria are gearing up to bring their strategic energy agendas to a global audience. Nigeriarsquo;s Special Advisor to President Bola Tinubu on Energy Olu Verheijen has joined the forum ndash; taking place November 21 in Johannesburg ndash; where she is expected to share insight into how the countryrsquo;s recent slate of reforms is not only attracting foreign investment into the energy value chain but are positioning Nigeria as a benchmark for African nations as they pursue a hydrocarbon-driven energy transition. As one of the continentrsquo;s biggest oil and gas...

Abuja -- The Democracy Watch Initiative (DWI),...

The Coalition of Civil Society Groups in Nigeria yesterday...

Medical group Doctors Without Borders (MSF) on Friday reported a sharp increase in malnutrition cases among displaced civilians fleeing the city of El-Fasher to the nearby Tawila town in North Darfur, western Sudan. In a statement, MSF said that Sudanese civilians continue to flee El-Fasher, with...

The Museum of West African Art is poised to give Nigeria an institution of global significance, although its most hyped attractions won?t be there. ......

Accusations of violent interceptions and human rights violations levelled at EU-funded Libyan services by NGOs...

A recent attack saw pirates fire guns before hijacking a vessel...

The Federal High Court sitting in...

KHARTOUM, Sudan/ISTANBUL (AA) ndash; Several people were killed and injured when the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) bombed the city of Dilling in Sudanrsquo;s South Kordofan state on Friday, medics said. Witnesses said the RSF...

Dakar, November 7, 2025?The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Nigerien authorities to free journalists Ibro Chaibou, Youssouf Sériba, and Oumarou Abou Kané who were remanded in southern Niger?s Kollo prison on November 3. The three were initially arrested on October 30 and are accused of sending an invitation to a government news conference to an exile who worked for ousted President Mohamed Bazoum. On November 3, an investigating judge in the capital, Niamey, charged six journalists with ?disseminating data likely to...

The blockade, imposed by jihadists, has upended daily life in the landlocked nation. ......

UN Secretary-Generalrsquo;s Special Envoy for Sudan, Ramtane Lamamra, called on all warring rivals on Friday to seize a proposal for a humanitarian truce in the country, describing it as a ldquo;rare chancerdquo; to stop the fighting and protect Sudanese civilians. On Sept. 12, the Quad, which comprises the US, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, called for a three-month humanitarian truce in Sudan to enable the delivery of...

Workers at a displaced persons camp in...