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[ad_1] Ten flights of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) were canceled Friday and others could experience disruption, said the company, plagued by acute social tensions with its pilots. These ten flights involve links …

[ad_1] Michelle Nyakudya listens attentively to the speech of an opposition candidate to the deputation in Zimbabwe. She is still pinching herself to believe it, but the facts are there. This mother …

[ad_1] The Gabonese oil trade union Onep has temporarily put an end to the walk-out that began on July 9 in the local subsidiary of Total, including premiums and career development. But …

[ad_1] Sixty people were arrested by the Burkinabè army during an operation in the north of the country which, according to her, allowed "the dismantling of terrorist bases" on Wednesday. As part …

[ad_1] This July 18th, Nelson Mandela would have been 100 years old. In this tribune, David Gakunzi pays tribute to the "last transnational hero of our post-heroic era". The name is the …

[ad_1] Former Congolese Vice-President Jean-Pierre Bemba, acquitted last month by the ICC, was unsurprisingly named on Friday by his party running for the presidential election on Dec. 23, which is expected to …

[ad_1] Congolese academics launched and signed Saturday in Kinshasa a manifesto warning against a third presidential term of Joseph Kabila in the DRC, ten days from the start of applications for this …

[ad_1] Consumed mainly in West Africa, bissap juice is enjoying growing success in France, where it is marketed by a multitude of entrepreneurs. This is a refreshment on which it is difficult …

[ad_1] By Julien Wagner Economic journalist at Jeune Afrique, in charge of agribusiness and electricity production The Noor 3 solar power plant in April 2017. © Abdeljalil Bounhar / AP / SIPA …

[ad_1] MTN Mobile Money Charging Point. © Olivier for Jeune Afrique With the exception of South Africa, where Vodacom and MTN ceased their mobile money activities in 2016, and the Maghreb, where …