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Uganda’s president seeks a seventh term that would bring him closer to 5 decades in power

Yoweri Museveni · Uganda

Uganda’s president seeks a seventh term that would bring him closer to 5 decades in power

40% Left coverage: 58 sources

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Saturday sought nomination for a seventh term, a move that would bring him closer to five decades in power. Museveni, 80, has defied calls for his retirement, as critics warn that he as veered into authoritarianism with virtually no opposition even within his ruling National Resistance Movement party. He was welcomed by a large crowd of supporters as he went to collect nomination papers from the offices of the ruling party in Kampala, the Ugandan capital.See the Story

Togo Groups Say Recent Protests Left 7 Dead

Faure Gnassingbé · Lome

Togo Groups Say Recent Protests Left 7 Dead

47% Center coverage: 34 sources

The crackdown on rallies launched to protest the Faure Gnassingbé regime was relentless. On the third and final day of mobilization, Saturday, 28 June, the opposition and civil society organizations unanimously condemned it, while the government made no statement.See the Story

Peace Deal with Rwanda Opens Way to 'New Era', Says DR Congo President

Felix Tshisekedi · Democratic Republic of the Congo

Peace Deal with Rwanda Opens Way to 'New Era', Says DR Congo President

41% Center coverage: 32 sources

In tonight's edition, the DR Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi says the peace deal with Rwanda paves the way for a new era of stability. Also, at least seven people died in anti-government protests in Togo’s capital, Lomé, amid reports of brutal crackdowns. And new US sanctions against Sudan’s government have taken effect, a response to allegations that Khartoum’s military used chemical weapons.See the Story

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A Confidential Brief to the ICC Accuses Russia-Linked Wagner of Promoting Atrocities in West Africa

A Confidential Brief to the ICC Accuses Russia-Linked Wagner of Promoting Atrocities in West Africa

A Confidential Brief to the ICC Accuses Russia-Linked Wagner of Promoting Atrocities in West Africa

US Sanctions Sudan over Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons

40% Right coverage: 10 sources

African Politics · Sudan See the Story

Algeria Sentences French Football Journalist to Seven Years in ...

39% Center coverage: 18 sources

Algerian authorities have sentenced a prominent French sports journalist to seven years in prison for "glorifying terrorism", media rights campaigners RSF have said, denouncing the verdict as "nonsensical". Christophe Gleizes, who contributes to the So Foot magazine, will file an appeal on Monday.Soccer · Algeria See the Story

Jihadists Overrun Seven Army Posts in Western Mali

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

African Politics · Mali See the Story

Arrest of Masra Success in Chad: Opponent Suspends Hunger Strike

The boss of the Transformers is suspected by Chadian justice of having contributed to the community clashes that killed dozens of people in Mandakao in May, making statements considered hateful.International · Chad Read Article

Senegal-France: Which Diplomats Will Embody the Rupture Advocated by Bassirou Diomaye Faye?

Started in May 2024, a month after the inauguration of the Head of State, with the reminder of the staff appointed under Macky Sall, the diplomatic mercato at the head of Senegal's embassies and consulates in Paris is coming to an end.Macky Sall · Dakar Read Article

Is Moroccan Outsourcing Threatened by a New French Law?

Already put to the test by artificial intelligence, the outsourcing sector in Morocco risks making the costs of banning, in August 2026, the telephone marketing in France, the main donor of order of the operators of the kingdom.Law · Morocco Read Article

Senegal's Hidden Debt: Why Bassirou Diomaye Faye Is Seeking Abidjan's Support From the Imf

While Senegal's requests to the International Monetary Fund are suspended from new documents that Dakar is slow to provide, the Ivorian President is mobilizing to defend the Senegalese file with the financial institution. Behind the scenes.Africa · Dakar Read Article

Why Cameroon Resurrects Its Reinsurance Company

The creation of the Cameroon-Ré public reinsurer has been planned for a decade and must soon be implemented, facilitated by a law on the legal and compulsory transfer of premiums to this entity. Like what Abidjan has done, Yaoundé intends to boost its insurance sector.Africa · Cameroon Read Article

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