| | 1. HRW reveals Burkina Faso massacre of villagers by armyЧт, 25 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | Bonsoir
Voici les lignes norias JTA de ce soir: Human Rights Watch says 223 civilians were executed by soldiers in a single day in Burkina Faso. Heavy rain continues to bring devastation in Kenya's capital Nairobi with roads turned into rivers. And it's a year since Ghana started using a new malaria vaccine. Children have received more than two million doses. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
3. A tough nut to crack: The dark side of cashew nut production in KenyaЧт, 25 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | Global demand for cashew nuts is exploding. Around the world, they're eaten as snacks, dairy replacements or used in cooking. In response, Kenya has been trying to revitalise the sector in the coastal region of Kilifi that once fed thousands. But in some factories, women face dangerous working conditions. Our correspondent Olivia Bizot reports. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
6. Rwanda's Hope Hostel earmarked to house migrants deported from UKСр, 24 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | In tonight's show: Eye on Africa tours the Hope Hostel in Kigali. It's one of the lodgings prepared by Rwanda to take in migrants deported from Britain, the first of whom could arrive in a few months' time under a controversial policy. Also, black market money traders are rounded up in Zimbabwe as authorities desperately try to stop the slide of the newly introduced Zig currency. And we report on how women are raising their voices ever louder in the growing Egyptian rap scene. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
7. 'One of the biggest problems in South Africa is corruption', CAF president Motsepe saysСр, 24 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | Patrice Motsepe, head of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), who is also the brother-in-law of South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa, spoke exclusively to FRANCE 24 about whether he intends to run for president in his home country. "There are people who will do a much better job than I ever can", he replied when asked about a possible presidential bid. Motsepe also said that corruption was "one of the biggest problems in South Africa". Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
8. CAF president Motsepe says aiming for African team to win 'next World Cup'Ср, 24 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24, the president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Patrice Motsepe discussed his ambitions for African football and his tenure as CAF president. He also rejected accusations of defamation from Cameroon's football federation president Samuel Eto'o and responded to allegations of sexual abuse involving several youth football team coaches in Gabon. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
9. UK passes controversial bill to send migrants to RwandaСр, 24 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | In tonight's edition: Rwanda may be just a few months away from taking in migrants flown over from the UK under a controversial deal. Also, as trade picks up at the border between Niger and Nigeria, importers are happy to resume business after difficult losses of revenue. And we meet Kenyan athlete Eliud Kipchoge, who has his sights set on gold at the Paris Olympics this summer. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
10. Sahel seeing 'Cold War' in parallel to counter-terrorism efforts, expert saysВт, 23 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | Africa's Sahel region now accounts for almost half of all deaths from terrorism worldwide. That was the stark warning heard at a high-level summit in Nigeria that aims to counter terrorism across Africa. It comes as the threat of Islamist extremist attacks is on the rise. International troops, notably French forces, have been forced to leave Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger after a series of coups. In Perspective, we spoke to Stig Jarle Hansen, a professor of international relations at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences and the author of "Horn, Sahel and Rift: Fault-lines of the African Jihad". He told us that the withdrawal of French troops has inevitably led to the spread of Islamist militant attacks, and that a "Cold War" is playing out amid increased Russian influence in the region. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
11. South Africa's ANC loses copyright case against Zuma's new partyПн, 22 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | In tonight's edition: A South African high court judge dismisses a case brought by the ruling ANC that had accused the MK party of copyright infringement. Also, flooding hits many parts of Kenya, sweeping away vehicles, submerging key highways and sending some communities scrambling to find higher ground. Staying in Kenya, we report on how a nation known for its marathon and long-distance running gold medals is now hoping to shine in sprint. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
15. Kenya mourns defence chief and officers killed in helicopter crashПт, 19 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | In tonight's edition: Kenya is in mourning and launches an investigation into the helicopter crash that killed its defence chief and nine other senior officers. Also, from tens of kilos of cocaine found in the Sahel in 2020 to more than a ton seized two years later, the UN warns that drug trafficking is undermining security and development across the region. And political satire is thriving ahead of elections in South Africa, with famous cartoonists like Nathi Ngubane and Zapiro. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
21. Dozen killed in Darfur town as war in Sudan spreadsСр, 17 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | In tonight's edition: More than two dozen people are reported killed in El Fasher, the last major city in Dafur not controlled by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces. The fighting sends hundreds fleeing for safety. Also, Kenyan doctors push into their fifth week of strikes. A court orders medics and the government to reach an agreement within 48 hours, as the pickets cripple public health services. And we hear from some of the Ethiopians who testified to human rights investigators that Saudi border guards indiscriminately killed hundreds of migrants. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
22. Hundreds of Kenya doctors protest in support of strike over working conditionsСр, 17 апр[-/+]Автор(?) | Hundreds of hospital doctors joined a demonstration in the streets of the Kenyan capital Nairobi on Tuesday as a nationwide strike by medics neared its fourth week. Members of the 7,000-strong Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) have been on strike since March 13 to demand better pay and working conditions, disrupting health care at the country's 57 public hospitals. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
25. Senegal announces record cocaine seizureВт, 16 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | In tonight's edition: Senegal announces a record seizure of cocaine; the most ever intercepted on land by authorities. Over a ton of the illicit drug was confiscated from a truck near the border with Mali. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
27. Situation in Sudan 'probably the most disastrous in the world', says former PM HamdokВт, 16 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | FRANCE 24 spoke to Abdalla Hamdok, who served as Sudan's prime minister twice after the fall of Omar al-Bashir in 2019. As the war in his country entered its second year, the former premier described the situation as "extremely catastrophic, probably the most serious, disastrous situation in the world today". Yet he expressed hope that the war "will come to an end", noting "some progress" in regional and national efforts towards a political solution. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
28. Sudan, a forgotten crisis the world must pay attention toПн, 15 апр[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) | This Monday marks 12 months since war broke out in Sudan, caused by a power struggle between rival generals: on one hand, the army headed by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan; on the other, the RSF paramilitary commanded by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as Hemedti. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
29. UN sounds alarm over influx of Sudan refugees to neighbouring countriesПн, 15 апр[-/+]Автор(?) | More than 2 million of the 8.6 million displaced people in Sudan have crossed to neighbouring countries since fighting started a year ago. Hundreds of thousands have fled to Egypt, Chad and South Sudan, with small numbers arriving in Ethiopia and the Central African Republic. Following the influx of Sudanese, the UN Refugee Agency has sounded the alarm, calling for more humanitarian assistance to address the needs of people fleeing the war. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
30. NGOs call for more aid for war-torn Sudan at French conferenceПн, 15 апр[-/+]Автор(?) | France and its allies on Monday sought to drum up hundreds of millions in aid for Sudan a year since civil war erupted, sparking one of the world's worst and most under-funded humanitarian crises. To date, only five percent of the 3.8-billion-euro ($4.1 billion) target in the UN's latest humanitarian appeal had been funded, “no where near the resources needed for the 25 million people in Sudan,” NGO Mercy Corps CEO Tjada D’Oyen McKenna told FRANCE 24. Медиа: image / jpeg | ↑ |
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